"She left with a bang I guess," Jade says softly.
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"Just try and be calm," Nadia says softly to the boy.
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"I wasn't reaching," Mr. Castile says softly just after the gunfire stops.
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"You'll notice that the skin around the needle feels different," he says softly.
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"There's no way he could have done it," Kardashian says softly, in shock.
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"It is a very straightforward idea," the designer says softly of the look.
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"I'm sorry," he says softly to one troubled woman as he looks away.
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He just had cool hair," Asha says softly, while Louis adds, "It was really long.
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" The other man gazes up, as if spotting a new constellation, and says, softly, "Maybe it is.
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"It was the first time in my life I had sat in a classroom," he says softly.
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"There won't be another Camelot," Portman says softly, in a way that induces chills and makes you hold your breath.
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"This is a time period that we are going through, and these are its fruits, its symptoms," Sisi says softly.
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"I was very excited, but I already had a vision of it happening in January," he says, softly but matter-of-fact.
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"Walk, walk, walk," Jennifer Aniston says softly to herself, as she practices moving to the mic onstage at Oscars rehearsals Saturday afternoon.
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"The people still think that the Western countries are the best," Mr Than Swe, who is 26, says softly, sitting in a university meeting room in the Chinese port city of Xiamen.
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"Honestly, it's been like a honeymoon the whole time," she says softly, speaking to me from her home in the northwestern US. (She won't reveal which state, exactly, fearing legal repercussions.) Katherine speaks slowly and measuredly, with a very slight Southern accent, though her cadence increases whenever she mentions Scott.
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"I still had memories left here", she says softly, a gentle smile on her face.
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Steve meets Frances to tell her of his decision, but before he can she - knowing what he is about to say, and telling him not to - says she wants to adopt Ella's unborn baby. This is a surprise opportunity - for Steve to save his marriage and have a child; likewise for Frances. But he rejects the offer and says he is leaving to live with Ella. "You bloody fool" she says, softly, as she leaves him.
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The young woman forgives Big Bird, and reveals that she has found Barkley and also located their tour, which is now certain to wait for the wayward pair. Big Bird, trying to find the words to thank her, says that he doesn't even know her name. Her name is revealed to be Kaguya-Hime, their guide says softly. After their last thank yous and goodbyes, Big Bird suddenly recalls where he'd heard the name before, and rushes off to find her.
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" O'Brian deflects direct inquiries about his private life, and when asked why he moved to the south of France after World War II, he stops and fixes his interrogator with a cold stare. "That seems to be getting rather close to a personal question," he says softly, walking on." At his death, many obituaries were published evaluating his work, particularly in the Aubrey- Maturin series, and the too-recent revelations of his biography prior to his marriage to Mary Wicksteed Tolstoy. Playwright David Mamet wrote an appreciation.
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As Adams persists, three uniformed men, indistinctly seen in darkness, arrive on horseback, with one of them dismounting and stating (in John Wayne's familiar voice), "Sam, Buell's up… Means we can resume fighting' in the mornin'". As "Battle Cry of Freedom" is gently heard on the soundtrack, Sam says, "Yes, we can resume in the morning… Cump... Colonel Lawler... I'd like you to meet a fellow townsman of mine, Major Seth Adams… General Sherman…" "Sam", Adams abashedly interjects, "I'm just a lieutenant". "Battlefield promotion, Seth", Sam says softly, "you've earned it… let's go, Cump… God bless you, Seth".
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