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- In a performance comparable to that of the conductor of a garage band, he has averaged seven assists per game for the SPL's quixotically named NBA Pros.
- Dawes identified it as a " modern " wine, and Hesser described it rather quixotically as " a pleasant mix of modesty and largess ."
- Then there was RCN, quixotically building networks in residential neighborhoods, hoping to sign up households that might spend $ 100 a month on phone, cable and Internet service.
- Bouncing up to the stage in a ballroom at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, Sanchez smiled broadly and hardly looked like a man who had quixotically done away with $ 60 million of his own money.
- He campaigned against the 1994 initiative that cut their benefits; and, that year, he was so incensed by Wilson's anti-immigration views that he challenged him quixotically in the gubernatorial primary.
- Next, there's dad ( in a flashback ) quixotically rejecting his infant son in the hospital maternity ward and later ( in another flashback ) accepting him _ when the boy accidentally shoots him.
- We include it solely because Harry Dean Stanton plays an angel, so the film somewhat quixotically encourages children to befriend craggy old men in trench coats who offer to show them the " North Pole ."
- For years, Townsend was identified as the only Kennedy ever to lose a general election _ the 1986 race for Congress in suburban Maryland, which she leaped into somewhat quixotically two years after moving to the state.
- That is why we developed legislation that we optimistically ( some may say quixotically ) continue to hope the Congress and the president may use as one model of substantive, actuarially sound, fiscally sustainable and politically viable reform.
- Put in solitary confinement, Peterson devises a plan that will be his trademark : he holds a member of the staff hostage until the help is sent, and then quixotically fights the help until being beaten and / or restrained.
- Why, to pick three names, are Alan Keyes, Gary Bauer and Orrin Hatch stomping around here, quixotically stumping before voters who next week will head to the Iowa caucuses and in all likelihood send some of these candidates packing?
- Asked about his anti-corruption strategy at a media breakfast this week, he said rather quixotically that he intends to rely in part on " very clear instruction to all government officials to fight corruption in whatever form it takes ."
- In response to other houses quixotically claiming certain items to be off-limits in regard to pranks ( rendering them " Non-RF-able " ), the Page House president at the time named that the President be unprankable as well.
- In what would turn out to have a profound influence on his later life, Harinxma works with a sensitive young Canadian liaison officer posted to his ship, who quixotically dies in a futile attempt to shield an injured kitten from an attacking German plane.
- Richard Olney remarked, a bit quixotically, that while he was perusing pre-19th-century cookbooks, he discovered that pets de nonne ( indelicately translated to nun's farts ), had been called pets de poutain ( or tart's farts ).
- Their projects did not necessarily have to be completed, or even possible, for them to put the viewer in touch with the pulse of the universe, or to see the artist as quixotically dedicated to a calling higher than producing traditional, and saleable, art objects.
- On February 28, 1918, a mass meeting was held in a New York City hall at which Louis Fraina quixotically called for the establishment of a " Red Guard " of draft age men to be sent to Soviet Russia to fight for the Bolshevik government against the German army then invading the country.
- This year, the prominent senator running seemingly quixotically for president is Orrin Hatch of Utah, a 65-year-old Republican, the chairman of the Judiciary Committee, a fixture on the Sunday television interview programs and a masterly deal-maker with a wide range of legislative accomplishments over 22 years in the Senate.
- Dragon Island is also a name sometimes given ( quixotically ) to a small island in the Mediterranean Sea, a little more than one km wide at its greatest extent, and about 4 km long, located just off the southwestern point of the island of Majorca, approximately 210 km due east of Valencia, Spain.
- Combining elements of pop, proto new wave, jazz, avant-garde composition and electronic music, Gary Wilson delivered sincere lyrics, alternately sweet and angst ridden, about the women in his life and his fantasies, most notably in the pleading, quixotically titled " 6.4 ( EQ ) Make-Out ."
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