"Mi hijo," Eva said softly — "my son" in Spanish.
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"We'll have to get that changed," Dr. Eckstrom said softly.
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"I know," she said softly as she stroked my hair.
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"There will be a blood bath," Mr. Teeti said softly.
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"Her son found her in her bed," Mr. Cruz said softly.
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" Mr Wilders smiled and said, softly: "We'll take care of that.
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"It is hell," an elderly woman in a wheelchair said softly.
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"Please don't shout at me, Mr. Richter," Ms. Wallington said softly.
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"I used to love when he'd come around," Cross said, softly.
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"I'm twice as old as he is," Harris, 82, said softly.
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"Baby," he said softly as she extended her long green legs.
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"Generally speaking, they have wars over there too," he said softly.
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"I think it's good," he said softly, and sipped from the can.
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"I'll pay my respects, but I can't go inside," he said softly.
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"I don't know what to think," he said softly on the sidewalk.
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"I rather me cut his hair than somebody else," he said softly.
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"I didn't medal in powerlifting," Hockenberry said softly, with an exasperated tone.
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"I've had nightmares about this," the former Londoner, said softly with a smile.
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"There's so many different emotions in finals," Williams said softly on Thursday night.
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"I'm against all religions, but I'm open to other cultures," one said softly.
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"It doesn't matter that your dick doesn't work all the time," she said softly.
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"My roots are here," the 43-year-old said softly, motioning to the ground.
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"Just drive slowly, please, and we can look down the rows," he said softly.
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"I am in search of Liz Smith," she said softly, musing at the thought.
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"My dear, my dear, please," he said softly, stroking the crown of her head.
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"That was really something," he said softly, leaning into the stick that steadies him.
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"But I realized I really couldn't keep doing it anymore after Mitchell," Sarah said softly.
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"We want to see something in his name, to remember him," his father said softly.
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"I did expect some of the success that might come to pass," he said softly.
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"I love you," he said softly as she got up to return to her seat.
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"He was my parents' only grandson, the only grandson in the family," Anaïs Coviaux said softly.
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"There it is," Jed Bartlet said softly, pointing at his opponent across the presidential debate stage.
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"You have to relive it all," Mr. Hill said softly on Thursday, shifting slightly in his seat.
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"If Adnan had joined ISIS , I would have, too," he said softly, as if to a child.
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"Yeah, one hundred percent," Ms. Simpson said softly, pulling on the drawstrings of her dark teal sweatsuit.
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"Maybe I should go," she said softly to the interview room moderator after several seconds had passed.
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"Even though I worked hard and was honest, I was treated badly by my employers," Dasari said softly.
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"Whether I am a criminal or not does not bring Zahra back to life," Mr. Azam said softly.
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"There's answers to questions that you guys ask that I still haven't figured out yet," she said, softly.
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"I'm definitely part of their community—whether they like it or not, that's how it is," Sarno said softly.
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"I am in shock," she said softly after clutching her mother, Cheryl Kaiser, on the sidewalk outside the school.
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"I am not ready," he said softly, as he sat down on the toppled trunk of a palm tree.
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"Sounds like a prison camp," Dr. Willenbring said softly, leaning forward in his chair to pass a box of tissues.
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"When you have a Southern name, you come from South Alabama that sounds worse to some people," he said softly.
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"She spent all day crying, trying to figure out how we're going to get out of here," he said softly.
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"I just want to start from, I guess, what happened at the end," Alicia Barraza said softly into the microphone.
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Taking Otteson in his arms, Baum held her and said softly, "It's OK, darling," and then slit her throat, Lewis alleged.
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"So you have justice issues as well, I recognize it," Linda Iannelli, a 72-year-old former social worker, said softly.
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"The cradle of mankind is no Garden of Eden," Mr. Jones said softly as we tracked back cross the barren land to the boat.
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One of her brothers disappeared four years ago and hasn't been heard from since, Mr. Kozah said softly after she was out of earshot.
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"I'm scarred for life," he said softly on Wednesday, the anniversary of his last face-to-face encounter with his son before he died.
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"This is not an easy vote for me," Heflin said softly to a packed hearing room on June 5, 1986, according to a Washington Post report.
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"All of a sudden, I wasn't as successful as I had been or as I thought I had been," he said softly after a long pause.
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"The beginning was a bit scary — directing a label from A to Z, and being in the spotlight," he said softly, referring to his initial collection presentation.
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"Hydroplaning there a little bit," he said softly, doing 75 in the passing lane through an East Texas downpour, double-fisting beef jerky in his silver pickup.
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"I'll probably continue homeschooling her all the way through, which is going to be a"—she paused, unable to find a fitting word—"a journey," she said softly.
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"In an ideal world, I want to write for my countrymen, but I know that's not possible and likely won't be possible in my lifetime," he said softly.
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In the kitchen, Ms. Maselli finished preparing lunch and leaned over the food and said softly, "I offer this to the sangha," using the Sanskrit word for community.
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GIVATAYIM, Israel — During a boisterous Passover Seder with her extended family, Sabiha Ziluf, 75, paused and said softly that she could still see the Baghdad streets of her childhood.
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"I feel so good about myself," the president said softly, appraising his own clemency, laying a hand on the bird after seeking permission to touch it from turkey professionals.
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"A lot of people just see me as this happy, loving kid, but I don't show anyone my other side, because I don't want them to be worried about me," he said softly.
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"Playing at a school like Alabama and playing at a school like Oklahoma, there ain't many people in the world who can say they've done that," Hurts, seemingly averse to the spotlight, said softly after the game.
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Thompson, Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail '72, pp. 402–404. While he was appearing in Battle Creek, Michigan, on November 2, a Nixon admirer heckled him. McGovern told the heckler, "I've got a secret for you," then said softly into his ear, "Kiss my ass." The incident was overheard and reported in the press, and became part of the tale of the campaign.
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The final word in most lines is "we". The next line describes something that "we" do, such as play pool or drop out of school. Brooks has said that the "we"s are meant to be said softly, as though the protagonists in the poem are questioning the validity of their existence. The last lines of the poem, "We / Die soon," indicate the climax, which comes as a surprise to the boasts that have been made previously.
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" - "Until now I always composed so that the interpretation of a piece was only possible in one way [...] Now I want it to be possible to be played in totally different ways, like a crystal can reflect totally different rays of light." - He said, quietly and hauntingly, "This is death! This is death as this emanation of the female which leads to unification [...] death and love [...] this is the abyss." This is not music", said [Sabaneev] to him, "this is something else..." - "This is the Mysterium," he said softly.
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His lips quivered as the drumroll continued. When it stopped, Clarabell simply said softly, "Goodbye, kids." A tear could be seen in his right eye as the picture faded to black, and some children in the Peanut Gallery could faintly be heard sobbing immediately before the credits music played. The show quietly ended with a roll of credits over an empty, darkened set as "Auld Lang Syne" was played on a celeste, followed by an announcement that The Shari Lewis Show would be seen in its place at that time next week, followed by a spot for the TV series National Velvet.
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