We did something for our people, and for the world.
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We have to remember… Today, I did something for refugee people.
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Trump did something — for years — and then denied he'd done it.
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"I did something for his record, and I was credited as 'Angelo Mysterioso,' and he did something for my record and was credited as 'Angelo Mysterioso,&apos" Sheeran told Beats 1's Zane Lowe earlier this year.
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When was the last time you did something for the first time?
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AILEEN MEHLE, Society columnist He once did something for me I'll never forget.
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On the other hand, it did something for me that art had never done.
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When someone tells us they did something for political reasons, we accept it easily.
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Erik Hagerman did something for himself; he ran away from the issue and stopped paying attention.
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I know you did something for Stinker after it was published, but the concept was certainly different.
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Harry Reid did something for lower federal court and other appointees, not the Supreme Court. That&aposs.
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And I did something for the first time that I never thought I'd do: I shot up heroin.
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He only said it when I did something for him, so it appeared to have meaning to him.
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"You did something for your whole life and now you kind of fell out of love with it," Edwards said.
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Thunman apparently thought Ballard was crazy but agreed to the plan as long as Ballard did something for the Navy first.
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"Not many people get to say they did something for the first time in human history," Freiheit writes in the caption.
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Perhaps medical cannabis did something for all of those chronic aches and pains that might have kept them otherwise on the couch.
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If someone really did something for you, you have to let them know, especially when they're here in the moment if you can.
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When he did something for the district, she explained, everybody knew about it; no one, she said, had heard all that much from Donovan.
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Who else have you ever read or heard about — or even known personally — who did something for the first time and broke a barrier?
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But this was his son-in-law's pet issue and Trump loves nothing more than to say that he did something for minority communities that Obama didn't.
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ROBINSON: I was so proud of myself because I was like, oh my goodness, for everything that she's doing for me, I did something for her, you know?
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The worst part of this is that Pretendians love to claim Native ancestry, but when was the last time they did something for the betterment of a tribe?
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It is a loss for Clinton, because the meme did something for her image that was not easy to pull off — it made a 68-year-old woman look cool.
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One day I got a call from some Macklemore-sounding kid who said he did something for Zayn Malik, wanting to know if he could pay me to fly to Las Vegas.
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Chris Pratt and Katherine Schwarzenegger will be together forever -- it's an absolute lock, and we know this because she did something for him early Friday morning ... that almost NO one in L.A. does.
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Netanyahu is now able to turn to voters and say Trump did something for Israel -- and for him -- that no other Israeli Prime Minister has been able to achieve since Israel captured the territory from Syria.
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The ACA did something for these disastrous situations, finally requiring that all health plans cover more than just the bare bones, life-or-death stuff, and making sure that people who had ongoing medical needs and risks, the so-called pre-existing conditions, could affordably access the insurance market.
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The stock market just did something for the first time since the start of the dot-com crash — and it could spell trouble for the market&aposs biggest tech firms&aposI made a lot of financial mistakes in my 20s&apos: The chief education officer at buzzy startup Acorns outlines the path to financial freedom in 3 easy steps
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Then, a few years ago, after one too many protracted illnesses that hit me at about this time of year, the period in which all your coworkers and your children and your partner and the man on the subway coughing into the air not the crook of his arm were sick, I did something for the first time: I looked up exactly how a cold progresses.
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In later years I'd send some work in his direction. But if you did something for him, he'd think you wanted something back. We got to know each other socially, but he still mistrusted people. Even me.
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If one had ridden on the cow, leaned on it, hung on its tail, crossed a river with its help, doubled up its leading rope, or put one's cloak on it, the cow was invalid. But if one had only fastened it by its leading rope or made for it a sandal to prevent it from slipping, or spread one's cloak on it because of flies, it remained valid. The general rule was that wherever one did something for its own sake, the cow remained valid; but if one did something for the sake of another purpose, it invalidated the cow.Mishnah Parah 2:3, in, e.g.
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It was a dark night and there were no lights or shoulder markers, > lines, railings or anything at all except the dark pavement moving through > the landscape of the flats, rimmed by hills in the distance, but punctuated > by stacks, towers, fumes and colored lights. This drive was a revealing > experience. The road and much of the landscape was artificial, and yet it > couldn't be called a work of art. On the other hand, it did something for me > that art had never done.
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He did something for the furtherance of learning by establishing schools in every town and by freeing serfs who adopted a scholastic life. In 1544, in spite of some opposition, he founded Königsberg University, where he appointed his friend Andreas Osiander to a professorship in 1549. Albert also paid for the printing of the Astronomical "Prutenic Tables" compiled by Erasmus Reinhold and the first maps of Prussia by Caspar Hennenberger. Osiander's appointment was the beginning of the troubles which clouded the closing years of Albert's reign.
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The flavor texts of the cards Double Dip, Double Play, Double Deal, Double Take, and Double Cross form the following limerick: In a duel and taking a lickin'... The wizard exclaimed, "I'm no chicken...." "I'm facing defeat,..." "But the next time we meet,..." "You're in for a nasty butt kickin'." Which fit the mechanics of the cards, as all five not only did something for the player when played, but also created a benefit for the player during their next game against the same opponent.
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The fraternity can and should take average college students and help them develop their own character, and help them learn to live together in brotherhood." Home of ΦΣΚ's Nu chapter, at Lehigh, circa 1948 "My fraternity did something for me when I was in school. It helped me to learn to live with others and to develop my own personal, moral, and social attributes, so that I could fit better into the society which I found when I left the University. The services of fraternity supplemented those of my family, my church and my teachers.
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'And three's here for repeat of the unium! Place the scaurs wore on your groot big bailey bill, he apullajibed, the O'Colonel Power, latterly distanted from the O'Conner Dan, so promonitory himself that he was obliffious of the headth of the hosth that rose before him ...' James Joyce, Finnegans Wake, 1939 ' [at Irishtown] Mr. O'Connor Power said that public opinion must be organised, and that there's nothing tyrants dread so much as exposure. He said evictions must be stopped and no more emigration must be allowed unless the people want to go. You should have heard them cheer at that – I wonder did they really believe anything would come of it, but at least the thought did something for them.
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Grampa Marsh reveals that when he and his friends were young and foolish, and South Park was a smaller town, they made a deal with ManBearPig for luxurious things like expensive cars and premium boutique ice cream, not thinking about the future, or what this would mean for their grandchildren. Sergeant Yates continues to deny the existence of ManBearPig, insisting that the gruesome crimes are the result of school shootings. Stan and his friends reconvene in the woods with their allies, former U.S. Vice President Al Gore and Satan, whom the group summoned in the previous episode, to inform them of ManBearPig's origin. After contending with the haughty and self-satisfied Gore's continued self-aggrandizement, Cartman convinces Satan that it is time that he did something for the people of South Park, who lately have been doing a lot of his work for him.
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