Whatever hard feeling followed, the desired results, again, came too.
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I swallowed hard, feeling the salty slime slide down my throat.
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I am truly sorry for any hard feeling this may have caused!
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"It's a hard feeling, just between my heart and myself," he said.
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It's a hard feeling to convey; he only knows it from personal experience.
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" She added, "I am truly sorry for any hard feeling this may have caused!
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After months of painstaking work, I was upset, and it was a hard feeling to shake.
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I had a very cold, hard feeling to act out what [Green] had asked me to do.
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It was hard, feeling so helpless as a caregiver, but there wasn't really anything he could do.
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But then I remember coughing hard, feeling my toes get cold, and as I was about to hand him the pipe, everything disappeared.
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"It's hard feeling this hopeless and frustrated with the progress being made on her case," says Carrieri, who recently hired a private investigator to look into her sister's homicide.
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It's a hard feeling to describe — but if I had to put it into words, I would say that I feel very clean, my energy is always up, and my mind is super clear.
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Remarkably, despite the two 20th century wars, there is no hard feeling against Germany in modern Russia. Moreover, in many places in Russia German war cemeteries were established in places of fierce World War II battles.Trenin, Dmitri V., “Post-Imperium: A Eurasian Story,” Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 2011, p.101.
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In July 2010 a judge ruled that Larrikin should be paid 5% of past (since 2002) and future profits. Ham took the verdict particularly hard, feeling responsible for having performed the flute riff at the centre of the lawsuit and worried that he would only be remembered for copying someone else's music, resulting in depression and anxiety. Ham's body was found in his Carlton North home on April 19, 2012 after he suffered a fatal heart attack at age 58.
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AASHTO defines and specifies that temporary routes should have the following behavior: > In the erection of signs for numbering routes, it is necessary in some cases > to carry a number temporarily over a road that ultimately will not be the > permanent location of that number. Great care should be taken by the State > Highway Departments in seeing that when numbers of this character are > permitted, that a standard strip carrying the words "Temporary" shall be > placed on the staff above the number. This will obviate much hard feeling > when it is necessary to change a number to the permanently established > route.
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Unfortunately, Kunihiko retired from kendo out of guilt, and Musashi then aimed to beat his son Shura Tōdō instead. There was no hard feeling between them, however, and they remained good friends. Musashi trained hard as a child under the guidance of his mother Kayo, who had retired from professional kendo and now only did her day job as a full-time grade school teacher at Musashi's school, but he also got more practice from the local dojo with Ranko Todoroki, who later became one of his closest friends. From volume 13, after Musashi finally defeated Shura at the national championship, the story jumped forward to when Musashi was 15 and the "Youth Series" (青春編 Seishunhen, a new "arc" for the time when Musashi was no longer a headstrong kid) started.
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