Famous Quotes & Sayings

Connie Chung

So I'm expecting the officer to come to my window, but a blaring light comes on and he starts blaring orders over a P.A. system for all the passengers in the car to get out with their hands in the air,

So I hopped in my car and headed down to Fifth Street,

So if you're in another state, what you do is surrender your AAA membership card in lieu of payment. This doesn't jeopardize service; if you get a flat later, they can look up your membership number.

She's the kind of kid who can carry you. There were times she did. She'd go on an 8-0 run. That's a nice luxury to have. She'd go down and score two or three times in a row and make up a lot of points.

She started laughing at me. She said lobbyists have whole careers and never pass anything and, do you know how hard it is to get something like this done? That's when I started feeling the pressure.

She's such a great kid, and I'm really hoping she'll be able to play in the CAA Tournament. She's had such a great career and we've won all these games. As a senior, you always want to see a kid finish in the championship tournament.

She was a giving kind of person. You can't say enough about her. She cared about everybody.

She was a fellow officer; part of our departmental family, ... We have cars here from all over the state.

She was a caring person, very involved with her family. ? She had very good rapport with the kids. She had high expectations of them.

She used to push a snack cart around. She would go into rooms and rearrange flowers and toss the dead ones out. It was a small gesture, but the patients really appreciated it.

She took care of the family and that made him able to do his job.

She took care of me for 18 years. It's time for me to take care of her.

She took care of herself. She just decided that was enough. She's too independent and wanted to do what she wanted to.

She told me she learned a lot about how things are on the other side of the tracks. She's knows a lot about these families, cares about them. She's gotten sort of mellow.

She takes it very well. She has so much experience over it now that she does it like clockwork. You don't want to use her early over it. You want to settle her to some degree. She's quick, but she can carry her speed. It's just a matter of guiding her down there and saving something for the stretch.

She was very impressed by the paramedics in taking care of her and her mom. They were always extra nice to her. She appreciated that.

She was very good as a freshman, and then the latter part of her career her golf took a turn for the worse. But she told me that when she graduated that she wouldn't have changed a thing because it helped her develop into the person that she was.

She was the sweetest, most caring person I've ever known.

She was the most compassionate, caring person I have ever known.

She was talking away while he was carrying her around on his back.

Carl Reiner

She was pretty and you never expected a pretty woman to be that funny. She didn't care that she was pretty.

Paul Simon

She was physically forgottenThen she slipped into my pocketWith my car keysShe said you've taken me for grantedBecause I please you

She wasn't in my care when it happened. The injuries did not happen in my care.

She was nothing but a woman who put other people in front of herself. She cared so much about her kids, Sydney and Justin, and her family. She was such a warm woman.

She was a very good probate judge. She was well liked and she represented her office very well. Of course she has an excellent support staff and I'm certain they will carry on.

She was a very caring person. It is just horrible that she has been taken from us at a young age.

She was a loving, caring person, and a wonderful mother. She will be missed.

She was a great volunteer and devoted her time to helping others. She was a member of the Shelton Historical Society, she volunteered for the Girl Scouts and helped take care of the fountain.

She's usually more trouble when she's in front of me. Starting behind, it should be OK. She made a little mistake at Indy. Unfortunately, it had a big consequence and took our two cars out. But I've got no problem racing with her.

She's up there now, and God will take care of them and she's going to be back.

She was involved in every major issue that this community has faced in the last 30 years, whether it be working on crime issues in neighborhoods, the United Way or the homeless. Taking care of homeless, alcoholic men, some with drug addictions, is not a popular program. But she loved those people and made them her life. Their success was so much a part of her.

She was in very good spirits. She just said that everybody is just treating her so well, and she appreciated all the cards and letters everyone is sending her.

She was great. What a game to end your career on. She was unbelievable.