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Pat Smith Quotes
«I got the feeling that the man would be an asset to any pub in this city.»
Author: Pat Smith
«Montana will just never be the large-scale Indian gaming place that you will see where tribes are next to major urban areas. You could have 300 machines (in a single casino), but no one's going to use them.»
Author: Pat Smith
«We had hoped to get more done, but there were so many obstacles.»
Author: Pat Smith
«Funny, but in India it's either dusty or muddy, no in-between.»
Author: Pat Smith
«It's a very, very tough environment and very dirty.»
Author: Pat Smith
«We were building bomb shelters, essentially. People told us the rules had always been on the books, but until the tsunami, they'd never been enforced. Now they are.»
Author: Pat Smith
«Some people have left because the facility has become outdated. And so people have left to find other places. And there are some of us who believe strongly in the Y who have stayed -- I'm one of those people. I'm looking forward to what they're going to do next.»
Author: Pat Smith
«The ferry bounced over one [wave], the second washed over the bow. It was uncomfortable, but not dangerous.»
Author: Pat Smith
«We've done test runs on and off for two years now, ... When someone comes to you and says they want ferry service for Newburgh-Beacon, you get right up there and test it.»
Author: Pat Smith
«Part of each of our organizational missions is to ensure the success of nonprofits, and we believe we can do more together than separately.»
Author: Pat Smith