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91. While it might be fun to relive your youth for a few weeks, you’ll eventually tire of the club hopping, all-night binge drinking and the other things men over 30 shouldn't be doing.

92. LL: Not necessarily . People are usually push overs they're with people whom they care about.

93. It’s the only way you’ll be able to read anything seriously, whether it’s Plato or Derrida on Plato.

94. I’ll also say that I think some of this is an “Urgent” versus “Important but not Urgent” scenario, using the timeless Steven Covey framework. Cutting short-term costs is usually urgent.

95. LL: What a mob scene! The concert is over and now there are people everywhere.

96. LL Calcium Boron : Helps forms strong bones and teeth; aids nervous system.

97. Harvey: But first we’ll debrief over lunch. Come on, I’ll carry you to the car!

98. Nevertheless, I’ll follow the lead of a restaurant that opened in an empty bank building and then advertised: “Put your mouth where your money was.

99. LL: Don't blame the fact that you're a butterfingers on me.

100. “When they get out of dental school, they’ll be much more of a clinician, ” Huang said.

101. "I shan't jump bail. " They ' ll see me back in court. " said Miller.

102. At this distance you " ll also have to take the coriolis effect into account. "

103. Maybe it' ll enlighten you in ways you never could have imagined.

104. LL: Well, usually it is machines that are on the fritz.

105. LL: So, Li Hua, yesterday the head honcho of the company I work for came into the office.

106. When she picked it up, a deep baritone voice called out from a nearby stairwell: "Just read it. You’ll know what to do."

107. Keep a note of these expressions and we’ll go over them in the debrief and explain what they mean and how they can be used.

108. LL: A butterfingers is someone who is clumsy and tends to drop things.

109. You’ll be able to negotiate a better rate with everyone from your caterer to florist and band, and the venue will be more negotiable.

110. LL: To give someone a runaround means to be deceptive and evasive to someone.

111. These old postage stamp other than me ll properties are more worth money.

112. LL: I'm always nice to you - and it's not because I'm trying to schmooze you.

113. I ll get a quart of milk [ right away ].

114. I've sent after him and hope he ll get the message.

115. The universe also knows that you’ll have more fun on that custom-made party island if you’re single.

116. LL : Well, first you stick the entire doohickey on a flat surface of a table.

117. Good, Ilsquo ; ll invite out when youlsquo; re here.

118. Hu is the administrator of RIEL. He was awarded a bachelor of art degree in English, a MSC in urban planning,[http://sentencedict.com/LL.html] and an LL.

119. You' ll never get Mark to go steady with you.

120. Mr. Solzhenitsyn was welcomed by the German novelist Heinrich B ? ll .