Additionally, if recent history is a guide, this may not be the era to count on Americans _ or, for that matter, the citizenry of any of our allies _ to keep a stiff upper lip for very long.
32.
USC's starting five players have tried to keep a stiff upper lip regarding fatigue, but forward Brian Scalabrine finally admitted Wednesday night that he has become physically worn down after averaging 38 . 8 minutes in Pacific-10 Conference games.
33.
I told the kids to buck up, tough it out, stay the course, don't be a quitter, learn to live with it, keep a stiff upper lip, give 110 percent even if you're functioning at 50 percent, and keep tissues in their backpacks.
34.
The poor creatures try to keep a stiff upper lip about their living conditions ( except for the jungle cat who complains that he needs to kill his meals ) and in the process become a metaphor for the fate of England's lower middle class.
35.
He tells her what a relief it is to " write one's heart out to you " when he must keep a stiff upper lip in front of his men on the Western front, and he implores her to stay in touch with his political allies back home.
36.
So, while the former owner of the Texas Rangers, George W . Bush, now devotes his full attention to a world serious, Selig does what a baseball commissioner can do to keep a stiff upper lip, even if his trembled with the rest of America's on that blackest of Tuesdays three weeks ago.
