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We can certainly say that those inside are afraid to leave, but I do not think ... that we can say they are being held hostage, ... The Israelis are saying that the religious leaders may leave the compound, but they're afraid to do so because they want to maintain the sanctity of the holy place.

Hate grows and victors where love is afraid to share its bloom

We've got to prove ourselves and show we can do it in the playoffs, show we're a team everybody should respect and be afraid of.

What I'm afraid of is that we're going to spend a whole lot of money before we know what we're doing,

When he misses it seems like the whole world is surprised, so that shows what kind of shooter he is. He's a warrior. He has had some tough games, but what he did today shows what type of player he is. He's not afraid to fail. He made us win.

He's a big man and he's not afraid to speak up.

Guys are not afraid of paying the price and jumping in front of shots. And a lot of times they're making some big saves for me.

Here I am walking down the street with a target on my chest because my dog has a muzzle that says, 'this is a fierce vicious animal and you have to be afraid of this dog'.

He rules the country by fear and you can see the Government here wanting to do the same thing, but what's the point? History has dictated you can have all the security measures in the world with all these people taking their shoes off and dropping their nail files into boxes before they get on to a plane and, guess what, the terrorist will be on the train. You can't make people be afraid all the time. It is no way to live your life and no way to govern a country.

He's afraid of the debate. He doesn't have a proposal and he's afraid.

He's aggressive. He has great instinct, and he isn't afraid to pull the trigger. There's a reason why they did so well. People will say they have a great pitching staff, but you have to make it work.

We've done some things in practice where we'll play a bigger lineup, playing a two at the point. And even the development of (rookie Alex) Acker at practice, in certain situations, we might not be afraid to play him some.

We've got to get the dangerous trees, the dangling limbs left from Hurricane Katrina removed. But I am afraid spring storms will catch us before that happens.

I always feel ill-prepared for commentaries and it had been so long I was afraid I'd forget everything that happened on the film.

I always feel like what I've got is weatherproof. I can play through anything: rain, sleet, snow. I always tell the coaches, 'Don't be afraid to throw the ball in the rain or snow.

I also like the bravery in Garth Ennis' writing. He's not afraid to tackle the hypocrisies of modern religion and things like that.

He was never afraid of challenges, whether they were moral issues or political issues,

He was not alone in his vision, but he pursued it more vigorously than anyone else. He was never afraid of failure.

He was one of the very few people that I enjoyed being around, to tell you the truth, because he was just himself. I had a lot of private conversations about being who we are, being people, not being afraid of making mistakes.

He was just huge. I was afraid of him. Here I was a 175-pound guy coming here and this guy is 220, 225 with paws like a bear. I was pretty intimidated.

He was just huge. I was afraid of him. You had a 170-pound guy coming here and he was 220, 225 with these paws like a bear. I was pretty intimidated the first few years. I'm happy he was on my side the whole time.

We have to be patient, be in rhythm and not be afraid to shoot. We have to make good decisions, and hopefully the shots will fall. We may not do anything differently, but I hope some guys will hit some shots.

He was afraid he was going to be placed in some kind of concentration camp. We had to convince him he was a free man,

He was afraid I was going to do something to him or something.

He was afraid of losing. I told him, 'Go back there.' This was three years before he ran. He said, 'But there is nothing open.' But I told him there are always openings that come up.

He was afraid to come back here because they didn't know if they were going to shoot him again. He's afraid if he goes outside then he'll get shot again. You know, that's a really big concern.

He was a great asset to our program. He made me a better coach just because he was never afraid to challenge or make suggestions and stand strongly behind how he felt. There was no question from the day he came into my program that he?d be a head coach, and I knew he?d be very successful.

He was a guy that they weren't afraid to put him in in any situation. He's definitely really good on left-handed hitters, and he just proved that he could pitch here.

He changed speeds, had a pretty good breaking ball and he wasn't afraid to pitch inside either. I thought he was very good.

He changed speeds on his fastball. He had a changeup and a pretty good breaking ball and he wasn't afraid to pitch inside too.

He'd be washing dishes, or riding a tractor mower. He got sweaty and dirty. He wasn't afraid of manual labor. When you see your teacher do that, it's a great inspiration.

He was so afraid that he might have killed human being. It was too dangerous.

He was pulling her in because he was afraid she was going to fall out.

We looked intimidated and Mays took it to us. I told them you can't be afraid of anybody you play. Hopefully, we learned from that.

We looked like a team that's afraid to play on the road.

He deserves it. He's someone that's going to take players on and not be afraid of the big scene and I think that's what Bruce Arena is looking for.

He did not want to be buried in Austria, as he was afraid his grave will be mutilated.

He could play outfield, first base or even shortstop. He'd definitely compete at all those positions. He's certainly not afraid of any adversity.

I am always afraid of your 'something shall be done'.

I am happy, but I'm getting afraid that the girls are starting to get a little overconfident. But as far as development and hitting the ball, we're right on schedule.

I am afraid I'm not going to be much help to you right now. I am not prepared to give you a lot of observations until I absorb this and look at the film and decide what happened and how we are going to go forward.

I am afraid it had a convulsion and died at 1900 hours.

I am afraid that a lot of technicians all over Europe will start digging for pictures that might change the outcome of a game.

I am afraid that he could die at any time over the next 24 hours, ... I would be very surprised if he survived another 24 hours.

I am afraid that once I tell them where I am from, they won't conduct business with me any more.

I am afraid that people might be complacent to the dangers and perhaps allow children under their care to participate without proper supervision, resulting in possibly devastating consequences.

I am afraid that the ordinary citizen will not like to be told that the banks can and do create and destroy money. And they who control the credit of a nation direct the policy of governments, and hold in the hollow of their hands the destiny of the people.

I am afraid the commission's decision paves the way to mass rigging. We are used to ministers or ministries ignoring court verdicts, but for the head of the Constitutional Court and judges to disrespect court rulings is very serious and unprecedented.

I am afraid the education of the public is very insufficient and they are not really aware of the danger as much as the professionals, like doctors or researchers,

I am afraid this question cannot be resolved so rapidly as you'd imagined, ... We are still investigating the matter.

I am afraid to show you who I really am, because if I show you who I really am, you might not like it--and that's all I got.

I am afraid we cannot say our remedy has had any real impact, as far as we can see.

I am afraid we have employees out there who would consider suing us (if their benefits were taken away).

He was confident with the football, ... He certainly wasn't afraid of contact; wasn't looking to run out of bounds. He was looking to gain positive yards. In fact, at the end of plays you see him tackled and then reaching the ball forward just to make a statement: One more yard.

He was confident with the football. He certainly wasn't afraid of contact; wasn't looking to run out of bounds. He was looking to gain positive yards. In fact, at the end of plays you see him tackled and then reaching the ball forward just to make a statement: One more yard.

If something happened to one of those front-line guys, I'm not afraid to put them in because they know what we expect. A few years ago we had to go out and get the front line guys; London, Takeo and Jeff. Now we've drafted our next wave of guys. Those guys are learning from three of the best players in those positions right now.

He has a knack of going into troubled situations and being able to see through the forest and see where the opportunity is. A lot of people can figure it out and then they're afraid to pull the trigger. If you go back over Jerry's career, it's very obvious he had no trouble pulling the trigger.

He has competed very well. He's been very aggressive. He's not afraid to go after people. That's what we want here.

He hurt his arm the summer before he came here and he had Tommy John surgery. He's probably not at 100 percent. I also like the fact that he's not afraid at the plate, either. He got a big hit and put down a key bunt for us.

He has tremendous leadership skills. He's not afraid to tackle tough things. Jerry is an impatient investor. That just adds to the incentive for labor to do what they can to try to accelerate the restructuring.

He was deathly afraid of policemen. He would get frightened every time he saw them.

He was a real surprise. He was not afraid to take the big shots and he hit some big shots for us. He was a pleasant surprise but I think he's just getting started. I really think he's going to play his best basketball at the next level.

He says he's afraid even to move because of the pain. Once he can move better he will undergo treatment.

He's been a big part of our success these last two years. This year he has taken on a leadership role. He's matured and been a vocal leader. He's not afraid to say the tough things that may ruffle some feathers. But I think everyone on the team really likes and respect him.

He's clutch. We had the ball in the right person's hands. He's not afraid to shoot. He's not afraid to make the plays when the plays are there to be made.

He tackles enormous thematic questions and he's not afraid of writing what might be perceived as an academic play,

He taught us how to deal with life. He wasn't afraid to shed a tear.

He who is afraid of asking is ashamed of learning.

He had the vision to do things and he wasn't afraid to step out and do something just because it was going to be difficult. He loved making deals and seeing them happen.

He was the first, aside from my grandfather and Mr. Gus Vaughn, who was never actually afraid of white people, ... So many African Americans felt that you just had to be under Mr. Charlie's heel - that's what we called the white man, Mr. Charlie - and couldn't do anything to cross him. In other words, Parks believed in being a man and expected to be treated as a man.

He was totally incredible, ... This is the guy who was in charge of the corporation. ... I'm afraid he may have put himself in some legal jeopardy as a result.

He would be the key part because he keeps teams off the scoreboard. . . . He really is a leader; he's not afraid to get on the guys.

He was very talented, ... He wasn't afraid of anything or anybody, and nobody was going to stop him from doing what he wanted to do. He was artistic, and as a student, he had a fabulous sense of humor. Everything was funny. Nothing was too serious. He was just a great kid.

I'm always afraid if I slack up or give in, I'll get lazy.

I'm all in favor of looking deeply into as much as we possibly can. I'm not afraid of knowledge... With all new technology, weapons inevitably emerge... Evil comes out of the human heart. It doesn't come out of nature.

I'm almost afraid that we're to the point that when we get to the CATS test, we've tested them so much they won't apply themselves because all we do is test, test, test, test.

I'm almost afraid to total it up. We are spending a pile on gasoline. It's ridiculous.

I'm always the bad guy. I tell the staff and the leaders of the team, 'It'd be nice if some of you would take a little of that on.' I feel like the Wicked Witch of the West all the time, but I'm not afraid of being unpopular. I worry about trying to do the right thing.

Holly: The blues are because you're getting fat and maybe it's been raining too long, you're just sad that's all. The mean reds are horrible. Suddenly you're afraid and you don't know what you're afraid of.

The owners panicked. They were afraid there might be a work stoppage. But we would've had 12 months to sit down and work a better deal out. With this deal, there's going to be half the clubs under water.

He's done, unfortunately, what I was afraid he was going to do. He came right off the regular tour. There is an intensity level that you still have to have, and to see what he can do with a ball on a putting green ...

When they see something unjust and something that is wrong don't be afraid to fall back on your faith and don't be afraid to do something. Take action, do it non-violently,

He's definitely not afraid to stick it in there. He's going to throw the ball in traffic. He has a lot of confidence in his arm. But if I was that big, I'd have that much confidence too. We're all anxious to see how it's going to work out. The world's definitely going to get to see what he's got.

He's just got that unbelievable motor. He goes hard on every down of every game, all the time. He's the Energizer Bunny and he's not afraid to do whatever it takes to get to the quarterback and he does it without regard to his own health or safety. He's an amazing player.

He's just so strong. He's not afraid to pull it down. He's not going to slide; he's going to try run over you and he's going to try and run around you.

He's just that good. It doesn't matter if he starts or relieves or closes or whatever. He has great stuff and he's not afraid of anyone. It's not new to us. We saw it all last year. He was one of the best pitchers in the league and everyone knew it.

He's got everyone's respect at Celtic Park, but I'm afraid it's every man for himself on Saturday,

He's a small guy and he always looks for the open spot at the front of the net. He's getting all the rebounds, so he is not afraid at all.

He's a leader. He's not afraid to go out to the mound and talk to the pitcher, settle him down if needed. He has all the makings of the quarterback on the field, a leader on the field. At that position, it's important.

He said he was afraid for himself and his family and said he wanted more security. I was shocked when I heard he had left.

He's a very talented man but so humble. You should tell him not to be afraid to let people compliment him.

He's a very talented player and we're not afraid to put him in any situation. He handles himself pretty good, has a good smile on his face, is a nice young man and knows how to play the game. And he's getting better and better.

He's a very technical player and is not afraid to take on other players. It was just a mental thing. He used to dominate players his own age, and now that he has made the adjustments he's able to play against others his own age.

He's a spectacular player. He's the best playmaker in the league by far. Especially with Terrell Owens not playing, he's definitely the No. 1 guy in the league, the guy that people are the most afraid of, the guy that if he has the ball in his hands he can go the distance at any time.

He's a sponge. You can show him how to make adjustments, and he does it. He's a student. If someone shows him something new, he's gonna try it and work on it, and you can bet that pretty soon, you're gonna see him try it in a live match. He's not afraid to learn. He wants to learn as much as he possibly can.

He's a tight end. I have never, ever, ever been afraid of a tight end.

I find that some people are intimidated by judges and are sometimes afraid to talk to them. Don't be, I for one would be happy to try to answer your questions.

What makes you think you can't call someone like (outgoing Indiana coach) Mike Davis ? Give me his number and I'll talk to him if you won't. No one should be afraid to talk to anyone. Ask them. Imagine a Mike Davis or someone like that here. You know there will instantly be players here. My vision is a traffic jam on Main Street with people rushing out of work to get to Canisius rather than staying home to watch games on TV.

Today, I was feeling comfortable. I wasn't afraid to keep the point going. I just waited for my chance.

He loves to watch you put the puck in the net. I never asked him why he didn't want to score more himself; I was afraid he would change his mind.