Of course we worshiped the game, like every other soul who drew breath in North Carolina, but nobody ever said a worship service was supposed to be fun.
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"In the case of kids like my son, it's simply part of who they are, how their body was formed, before they even drew breath," Chase told Scary Mommy.
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OROCOVIS, Puerto Rico (Reuters) - At a community center in Orocovis, an isolated agricultural town of 23,000 in the mountains of central Puerto Rico, six oxygen-dependent patients drew breath with the help of the diesel generator powering their equipment.
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" In 2014, he won the Hatchet Job of the Year award from the website Omnivore for his appraisal of "Autobiography," by the singer Morrissey, whom he called "the most ornery, cantankerous, entitled, whingeing, self-martyred human being who ever drew breath.
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" The baseball lifer Leo Durocher gave nice guys a bad name in the 1940s when, as the scrappy manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers, he said of his counterpart in the New York Giants dugout, Mel Ott, "A nicer guy never drew breath than that man there.
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No matter where one stands in terms of faith, Jesus — be he God or man or, in the view of the church, both — was perhaps the most important figure who ever drew breath, and he will fascinate, enthrall and confound us to the end of time — and, if believers have it right, even beyond.
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Trueman would have considered this to be an understatement as he believed himself to be "t'finest fast bowler that ever drew breath" and there were many who agreed with him.
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Playfair Cricket Annual 1950, p. 164. Trueman's oft-stated view of himself was "t'fastest bloody bowler that ever drew breath".As It Was, p. 4. Trueman's first match in the 1950 season was for Yorkshire against the West Indies tourists at Park Avenue.
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By 2000, David Ormerod opines that a definition of "born alive" taken from the 1991 case is not of universal application and that an example of a case where it was not applicable was Re A (Children),Re A (Children) [2001] 2 WLR 480, [2000] 4 All ER 961, [2001] Crim LR 400 where a conjoined twin who never drew breath was considered to have been born alive.David Ormerod.
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In the same interview this perfectionist admitted to having destroyed many of his paintings that he found imperfect. This rigour confirmed what critics had seen in him when he was ‘virtually an unknown’: ‘taste, a good eye and accomplishment’ – and this was notwithstanding the illustrious elders, Pierre Bonnard, Henri Lebasque and Pablo Picasso, exhibited alongside Vivrel at Galerie Th. Briant in 1933. Continuing to paint as long as he drew breath, André-Léon Vivrel died in Montmartre on 7 April 1976.
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Samson removes gates of Gaza (left) and brings them to Mount Hebron (right). Strassburg (1160–1170), Württemberg State Museum in Stuttgart It is said to have been wrested from the Canaanites by either Joshua, who is said to have wiped out all of its previous inhabitants, "destroying everything that drew breath, as the Lord God of Israel had commanded",, citing and the influence this has had on certain settlers in the West Bank. or the tribe of Judah as a whole, or specifically Caleb the Judahite.: "certain conquests claimed for Joshua are elsewhere attributed to single tribes or clans, for example, in the case of Hebron (in , Hebron's capture is attributed to Joshua; in to Judah; in Judges 1:20 and Joshua 14:13–14; 15:13–14" to Caleb.
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