Randy Sentence Examples

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  • Randy must have been a really good kid.

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  • Randy said, resignation in his voice.

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  • After they dragged Jen off to confession, the Calvias would stick around and rent the church for the wedding—if Randy was still alive.

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  • Randy and Jen made a great pair and Dean knew it would all work out in the long haul.

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  • At least Randy and Jen had years of history together, most of their education behind them, and what would ultimately prove to be supportive parents.

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  • Randy continued to talk, more rapidly than necessary, mentioning a small wedding.

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  • Silence followed until Randy said, "Hello?"

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  • Dean acknowledged he was still there and started to make an excuse for Cynthia's exit but Randy cut him short.

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  • Randy and Jen love each other.

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  • Pumpkin looked at the picture of Randy Byrne, one leg up on a boulder, an I-own-the-world smile on his young face and Jen smiling at him with a look of love.

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  • But here was twenty-year-old Randy Byrne, at the threshold of life, batting .362 with seventeen home runs, a slew of RBI's, and a glove that could stop a freight train, being offered the world!

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  • It was just a silly game— unless of course, you'd played it like Randy Byrne.

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  • Randy got money—lots of it—just for signing a contract.

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  • Dean described his conversation with Randy Byrne and detailed his reason for visiting the Whitney Motel.

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  • While the case might be officially closed, Dean felt an obliga­tion to Randy Byrne, as well as his own curiosity, to follow up the March fourth Whitney Motel incident.

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  • Dean telephoned Cynthia Byrne next, but Randy answered.

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  • Randy had been told before school about the telephone call from Norfolk and she had dismissed his offer to fly down with her.

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  • She asked for a few minutes to call Randy first and Dean took the time to telephone Fred, filling him in on the latest happen­ings.

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  • I'm thankful she and Randy didn't come home in the middle of it.

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  • Did you spank Randy?

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  • Jenny Calvia had been the love of Randy's life since high school.

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  • He felt Randy's pain as if it were his own.

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  • Just tell the truth, Randy.

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  • God, Randy, it's your final year!

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  • He thought the world of Randy.

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  • She opened her purse and took out a picture of Randy Byrne and Jen.

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  • Dean only caught snatches, but enough to know Cynthia was speaking to Rose, son Randy, and Jen.

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  • Wedding plans were progressing nicely, now totally out of male hands, and Randy's baseball activities were in high gear.

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  • Randy asked about Fred, and Dean related Fred's latest exploits with the bargains from the props of the play Boo!

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  • It was the same when Randy was in high school.

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  • I guess I should feel better about Randy.

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  • All I could think of was Randy and how lucky we are that he's got his act together in spite of this business with Jen—how much better off he is than Billy— and Jen than Melissa.

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  • He's not much older than Randy.

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  • Besides, I'd heard the story in general from my mother all my life—not about Paul's involvement, but Josh the randy miner and teenage Edith.

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  • Randy Byrne was joyously married with mother Cynthia in proud attendance, attired in her Radisson original dress.

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  • When her son Randy, visiting Bird Song over his Christmas college break, had expressed an interest in the sport, she had a fit.

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  • While Dean had wandered up to the area with Cynthia's son Randy on a few occasions, she had steadfastly stayed away.

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  • Dean could tell from the conversation she was speaking to her son Randy.

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  • Randy hitch-hiked out from college.

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  • Cynthia's son Randy was on his way back to college.

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  • How I wish Victor would choose more randy gents to turn.

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  • Another neighbor's husband drove to the high school for her son Randy, who was at baseball practice.

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  • Randy was so good—so brave about it.

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  • Jeffrey Byrne asked about Randy's ball game and inquired about the mail.

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  • Little things keep pop­ping into mind—like Jeff won't be here for Randy's graduation, or he'll miss a neighbor's surprise party, or we'll never get to the Top of the Mark.

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  • The second income would be a must if Randy were to attend college.

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  • He and Randy have a bet going about it.

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  • Dean assumed it was Jeff Byrne's son, Randy.

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  • Randy Byrne was in his usual place at shortstop, but the young man was much more subdued than the last time Dean had seen him play.

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  • It contained 78 dollars, a half-dozen cred­it cards, a few business cards and two pictures, one a duplicate of the desktop photo of Cynthia Byrne and the other a grade school picture Dean assumed to be of Byrne's son, Randy.

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  • It was a Tuesday so I was at class and Randy at baseball practice—otherwise we remembered nothing.

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  • Evidently it was Randy Byrne.

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  • Randy Byrne was dressed in jeans and sweater and seemed at ease around adults, more so than most his age.

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  • Dean patted him on the shoulder and started to leave but Randy stopped him.

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  • Randy Byrne managed a smile but a fool could tell he wasn't buying.

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  • He assumed the young man occupied the room for the same purposes as Randy's friend, Bobby Ridner.

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  • He told her of his conversation with Parkside and she was appreciative that word was being conveyed to Randy.

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  • I haven't been this sick since I was pregnant with Randy and I'm so embarrassed I could die!

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  • When Dean pulled in the drive at Maid Marian Lane, Randy was walking a bike into the open garage.

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  • Cynthia put her arm around Randy as she spoke to Dean.

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  • Randy didn't seem to mind, but Dean felt more like a kindly old uncle than someone who, the prior evening, had undressed this woman and put her to bed.

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  • Cynthia and Randy discov­ered the break-in when they returned from church shortly after lunch.

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  • Randy and Cynthia Byrne were in the front row seated next to a white-haired lady Dean assumed was Cynthia's mother.

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  • She added, as if to clarify the situation, that her son Randy would be there too.

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  • Randy's young girlfriend, Jenny, a bright and quiet little thing, arrived just after Dean and the four chatted easily before dinner.

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  • But in spite of what your mother told you, you never spanked Randy?

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  • It was Cynthia's son, Randy.

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  • While Cynthia was proud of her son Randy's athletic achievements, she always saw those abilities as a means to an end—not an end in itself.

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  • He was a handsome kid who somehow reminded Dean of Cynthia's son, Randy, but more brash.

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  • He was the husband of Cynthia Cosgrove Byrne and the father of Randy Byrne, a Parkside High School senior.

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  • After offering condolences for Randy's father, Dean added, "It's a little early for a Saturday night, isn't it?"

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  • She conveyed the information to son Randy, told him she loved him and, after ending the conversation, flopped back down on the bed, again covering her head, this time with a pillow.

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  • Randy raised his eyebrows.

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  • Randy and Jen know about the first, but the other is a sur­prise to everyone!

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  • Randy just smiled in a way that said he understood.

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  • Randy, a science buff, was in the top third of the grad­uates and was also his class president.

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  • Shortly after nine, Randy rose to take Jen home.

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  • Randy suggested as he was leaving.

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  • I had a little seat on the back for Randy and he loved it.

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  • Randy has been so good about it—so encour­aging, but even so—I feel like it's a sin to smile, or laugh.

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  • He felt a momentary tightness until he recognized Randy Byrne behind the wheel.

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  • Finally Randy changed the subject.

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  • Randy had a hint of hesitation in his voice.

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  • Randy looked down at his empty plate.

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  • Randy thought a moment.

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  • Dean started to answer but Randy continued.

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  • Dean spoke firmly and looked Randy right in the eye.

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  • The old man's face broke into a smile at the sight of Randy, and he shook the boy's hand.

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  • Where was Randy in this fairy tale?

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  • And Randy being somehow involved was ludicrous.

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  • According to the Sentinel, Parkside had won the divisional baseball title, thanks heavily to Randy, so she should be home from State College.

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  • Randy Byrne answered the phone and seemed surprised to hear Dean's voice.

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  • Randy hesitated, as if not sure how candid he should be.

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  • Randy seemed relieved to be having company.

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  • And leave Randy to fend for himself?

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  • The concerned look on Randy Byrne's face told Dean that Cynthia's action, while not of itself so unusual, was totally out of character for the boy's mother.

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  • Randy hadn't checked but jogged up the stairs two at a time motioning for Dean to follow to his mother's bedroom.

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  • He reluctantly pawed through the clutter on her bureau and the personal items in her bureau draw­ers, urged by Randy, who hoped the letter might have been left behind.

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  • The morning dragged into lunchtime and Dean remained at Randy's urging, in hopes that Cynthia would telephone.

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  • He and Randy shared the remains of nearly a dozen stale doughnuts after knocking off a quart of milk and a cheese sandwich each.

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  • The phone rang twice and Randy tripped as he dashed across the room to answer.

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  • Randy cut the call short, telling the young lady his mother hadn't returned and he was awaiting her call.

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  • As soon as Dean heard the name, he took the phone from Randy.

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  • Dean caught Randy smiling as he turned from the phone but pretended not to notice.

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  • I guess he was thinking about biking again, Randy commented.

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  • Randy caught it before the second ring.

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  • Randy shouted as soon as he heard the voice on the other end.

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  • I didn't mean to butt in and run over here but Randy was worried and....

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  • Cynthia Byrne asked to talk to Randy again and Dean returned to the living room, his head in a whirl.

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  • He slumped down on the sofa in disgust, waiting for Randy to finish the conversation, his foot kicking open the bicycle magazine.

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  • Wheels of under­standing began turning but before he could collect his thoughts, Randy returned to the room.

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  • Randy just nodded and Dean felt helpless to add something more appropriate.

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  • On Sunday, June 6, Randy Byrne graduated from high school.

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  • Randy had called a few days before with an invitation but Dean was putting in a Sunday shift and was forced to decline.

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  • Then Randy told me about the bike magazine and how you'd been interested in it—how Jeff marked the information on this tour.

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  • I truly thought he'd skipped out on Randy and me and taken that money.

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  • I believe he went by three names, like those serial killer; John Wayne Gacy, Randy Stephen Kraft and guys like that.

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  • After they dragged Jen off to confession, the Calvias would stick around and rent the church for the wedding—if Randy was still alive.

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  • My mother—Randy's grandmother—god, she'll have a fit!

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  • It appeared randy Randy remained alive, his presence required as a bridegroom as soon as details could be arranged.

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  • It was just a silly game— unless of course, you'd played it like Randy Byrne.

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  • While Cynthia was proud of her son Randy's athletic achievements, she always saw those abilities as a means to an end—not an end in itself.

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  • Therefore, he dreaded Cynthia seeking his complicity in opposing Randy's march to glory.

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  • Randy is a sharp kid—man—with a bushel full of talent and the brains to go with it.

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  • Randy got money—lots of it—just for signing a contract.

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  • When Randy heard the name, he said he'd seen a production performed at college and how hilarious it was when they find the skeleton.

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  • All I could think of was Randy and how lucky we are that he's got his act together in spite of this business with Jen—how much better off he is than Billy— and Jen than Melissa.

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  • Besides, I'd heard the story in general from my mother all my life—not about Paul's involvement, but Josh the randy miner and teenage Edith.

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  • Randy was so good—so brave about it.

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  • Little things keep pop­ping into mind—like Jeff won't be here for Randy's graduation, or he'll miss a neighbor's surprise party, or we'll never get to the Top of the Mark.

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  • It was a Tuesday so I was at class and Randy at baseball practice—otherwise we remembered nothing.

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  • Randy was holding up well and it looked as if he would nail down at least a partial scholarship shortly, perhaps to Lehigh or Bucknell, as both were interested.

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  • Now that Jeffrey Byrne was still among the missing, Leland Anderson promised to send someone to the Byrne residence to let Randy know the body in Norfolk was not his father.

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  • Randy would not be around much longer and she didn't want the sole burden and responsibility of upkeep.

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  • Announcement number one—Randy has been accepted at Bucknell!

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  • Randy has been so good about it—so encour­aging, but even so—I feel like it's a sin to smile, or laugh.

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  • He slumped down on the sofa in disgust, waiting for Randy to finish the conversation, his foot kicking open the bicycle maga­zine.

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  • He had telephoned Randy the following day, asking the boy to inform his mother of Arthur Atherton's death.

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  • Then Randy told me about the bike magazine and how you'd been interested in it—how Jeff marked the information on this tour.

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  • Along for the ride is his randy wiseacre albatross companion, Kir, who is constantly getting the pair into difficulties.

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  • However, it's poor old Randy Quaid (as the robot bodyguard Bruno) that I feel sorry for.

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  • Randy's also foaming at the mouth over this leather chair for $ 40.

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  • Roth co-wrote the screenplay with fellow debutant, Randy Pearlstein from a story by Roth.

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  • Michael is not your average folkie, more a Randy Newman in blue suede shoes with a bit of cabaret thrown in!

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  • I do agree, however, with Randy's comments about Mick Harvey being too heavy-handed.

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  • Jonathan, and Randy to a somewhat lesser degree, are atypical in their teaching practices.

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  • The latest being the Tommy Hilfiger entry with another top Tornado helm, Randy Smyth, a double silver medalist.

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  • Randy Greif, always interesting, contributes a subdued, lightly percussive composition that unfortunately sounded a bit muddy.

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  • We see parallels in Randy's emerging fallibilist philosophy of mathematics and his changing instructional practice.

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  • Can go into supplement to the are immigrants these today says randy.

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  • He was so randy and so lecherous, He could not be content with just us seven!

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  • Democratic leader nancy pelosi cathe celebration was can't sleep and anything randy and.

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  • Randy Edelman's score is hardly recognizable, in fact, I can't remember hearing much of anything.

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  • Without a doubt this was Randy Burlingame lying broken on the dirty sidewalk.

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  • Randy Newman later became a professional songwriter on a salary, turning out pop songs for others to sing.

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  • God does not see the old sinful Randy who was guilty before his court, he sees a new Randy raised up with Jesus.

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  • A pack of randy dogs come more to mind.

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  • Many a night patrol meant a wrestling match with some randy old man you were patrolling with.

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  • After the match all the superstars will run out and trie to fight randy orton.

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  • Certainly. [Hangs up, turns to friend] Hey, there 's a couple of right randy bastards coming round now !

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  • He was so randy and so lecherous, He could not be content with just us seven !

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  • Democratic leader nancy pelosi cathe celebration was ca n't sleep and anything randy and.

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  • Randy Edelman 's score is hardly recognizable, in fact, I ca n't remember hearing much of anything.

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  • Dr. Jones has prescribed a topical cream as treatment for Randy's skin condition.

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  • You may even want to appoint a Paula, Randy and Simon to judge the contestants.

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  • During a wildcard round, judge Randy Jackson chose Hudson as a finalist.

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  • The show's judges -- Paula Abdul, Simon Cowell and Randy Jackson -- were impressed with her performance, as was host Ryan Seacrest.

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  • Her role, along with Randy Jackson and Simon Cowell, was to evaluate amateur singers and then lead the American public to vote on the most-talented.

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  • Well, that's not the case with American Idol judge Randy Jackson.

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  • Cowell, along with fellow judges Paula Abdul and Randy Jackson, weed through thousands of contestants before the general public chooses the ultimate winner.

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  • Randy Jackson is reportedly looking forward to having Ellen on the show, saying that she will be "…the voice of the people among us."

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  • My husband Randy and I purchased SunglassWarehouse.com from a gentleman in Florida in January 2006.

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  • LoveToKnow spoke with Randy Barnett, founder of Indivijual custom eyewear to find out how your eyewear purchase can allow someone else to see clearly too.

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  • Special thanks to Randy Barnett for sharing his insight about this important issue and to Anna De Souza of Live in Five PR for arranging the interview.

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  • This is a vast improvement over earlier games where created wrestlers were forced to "borrow" finishers from real counterparts like the Undertaker or Randy Orton.

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  • Even the Legends of Wrestling series of games mostly feature the organization's starsof years past, such as Andre the Giant and "Macho Man" Randy Savage.

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  • Most of your contemporary favorites are here, including John Cena, Kane, and Randy Orton.

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  • Formerly known as a music producer, and more famously as a judge on American Idol, Randy Jackson has hit his stride on network television.

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  • Much to the glee of Randy Jackson, America's Best Dance Crew will begin its second season in the summer of 2008.

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  • Founder Randy Merrell made his first pair of hiking boots in 1981 and never looked back.

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  • Glenn Frey (guitar and keyboard), Bernie Leadon (guitar, mandolin and banjo) and Randy Meisner (bassist) had been playing as a band with Linda Ronstadt until they met up with drummer Don Henley and decided to form their own band in 1971.

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  • Their continued success resulted in their world tour in 1977, after which bassist Randy Meisner decided he had had enough of the limelight.

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  • Abdul is reported to be working with her fellow American Idol judge Randy Jackson on a forth album.

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  • The celebrity judging panel was made up of Simon Cowell, Paula Abdul, and Randy Jackson.

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  • Simon Cowell, Paula Adbul, and Randy Jackson remained on as judges.

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  • Ryan Seacrest, Simon Cowell, Randy Jackson, and Paula Abdul all maintained their roles.

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  • The judging team of Simon Cowell, Randy Jackson, and Paula Abdul remained in place during season 4, and Ryan Seacrest remained on as host.

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  • The gang is all here again, Simon Cowell, Randy Jackson, and Paula Abdul judging the contestants, and Ryan Seacrest hosting the proceedings.

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  • Members include Donny's brothers, Rodney and Randy, and his wife Glenda.

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  • Bop to the Top - This number was done by Ashley Tisdale and Lucas Grabeel and written by Randy Peterson and Kevin Quinn.

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  • After singing Imagine, judge Randy Jackson asked David why he skipped the first verse.

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  • She initially rejected, but Idol judges Randy Jackson exercised his wild card vote and brought her back.

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  • Written by Randy Brooks in 1978, Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer was recorded and released for the first time in 1979 by Elmo and Patsy Shropshire.

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  • Randy Bailey, 49, is a wedding videographer from Eagle Rock, Missouri.

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  • Finally, no matter what audition date you choose to attend, don't expect to rub elbows with celebrity judges Randy Jackson, Paula Abdul and Simon Cowell.

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  • Randy Bailey - Randy is 50, from Austin, Texas.

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  • After the show Grimm's first single, a cover of Randy Newman's You Can Leave Your Hat On, just barely broke into the Top 200.

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  • Randy Byrne was Cynthia's twenty year-old son from her first marriage.

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  • Dean could hear Randy taking a deep breath.

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  • Randy quickly added, "We're going to get married."

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  • Randy continued, "Ma's going to be... ."

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  • Dean closed his eyes as Randy explained excitedly about an offer to play ball.

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  • Dean promised to talk to Cynthia but Randy was devastated as he ended the call.

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  • God, if Randy were here, I think I would beat him!

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  • But Randy and Jen are adults.

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  • Then he added, Maybe I'll look up this Ridner kid and ask him if the car was still there when he finished, but I'm just checking it out because I promised Randy Byrne I would.

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