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Mark Mitchell Quotes
«We just kept missing each other to get these goods.»
Author: Mark Mitchell
«He was up yesterday for about 20 minutes, but he was in quite a bit of pain,»
Author: Mark Mitchell
«We're under a burn ban. Everything is so dry. And even if you have just a small fire, everyone has their windows open with the power out. The smoke comes in and you smell up everything,»
Author: Mark Mitchell
«we kept missing one another.»
Author: Mark Mitchell
«That caller said when they came upon it, it looked like a pair of blue jeans and possibly a shirt,»
Author: Mark Mitchell
«We have a small amount of evidence at the scene, but we don't think it was intentional, ... The driver probably doesn't even know he struck anything.»
Author: Mark Mitchell
«I think most people equate drunk driving to someone who stumbles out of the bar and is drunk, but you can have two or three drinks and still be impaired.»
Author: Mark Mitchell
«We got ourselves back in the game despite all that, but it's frustrating that everybody didn't play the roles they were supposed to. North College Hill is very good, and their role players all played their roles.»
Author: Mark Mitchell
«They're a great team. The difference in knowing that you're good and being arrogant about it is that they know they're good and they play together. Everybody works for the common good.»
Author: Mark Mitchell
«As a coach, you look at your team a little more critically than others do. But you do respect the fact that coaches look at you as the No. 1 seed.»
Author: Mark Mitchell