It also means the staff of five waiters and two assistants have to be on the ball from the minute the door opens until the last diner leaves.
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I have to have my eyes wide open and be on the ball that when a play happens, I've got to make a call on it ."
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The bad news is you have got to be on the ball if you want to catch all the films-- each title will run for only about a week.
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The Ministry has to be on the ball and work in concert with other authorities in, if not totally ridding us of this malaise, at least drastically reducing the numbers.
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Gower himself commented in 1995 in an interview in " The Independent " : " I was never destined to be on the ball 100 per cent of the time.
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Your stride will have to shorten, your knees will remain bent and, if the hill is quite steep, more of your weight will be on the balls of your feet.
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It was the first time in the four World Series that Selig has been acting commissioner that he has allowed his signature ( with Allan, not Bud ) to be on the balls.
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The design is the fifth by the company since it started making the crystal pieces in 1999 . Others, which will also be on the ball, are " Star of Hope,"
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Safin said he couldn't relax but he couldn't party too hard either because Russia was celebrating the Davis Cup triumph and he had to be on the ball for all his official engagements.
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"They beat us in the Texaco Trophy last year and have played very good cricket . . . we've got to be on the ball and try to match them, " he said.
