"You have to get the ball into the painted area, into the lane," Brown said in a telephone interview, "whether you post up, or get in there off the dribble".
"He can try to flip-flop to the center, but who is going to believe him?" David Plouffe, a senior White House adviser, said in a telephone interview, "Whether it's tax policy, whether it's his approach to abortion, gay rights, immigration, he's the most conservative nominee that they've had going back to Goldwater".
Asked in a telephone interview whether she had been asked to resign, she said, "I resigned, that's what I did.
His lawyer, David Van Os, on Tuesday repeatedly refused to say in a telephone interview whether the officer had played a part in supplying the disputed documents to CBS.
He said he had not lied to Ms. Levy's mother when she asked him in a telephone conversation whether he had had an affair with her daughter.
When Mr. Kennedy's veteran spokesman, Jim Manley, was asked in a telephone interview whether the senator had been trying to call Mr. Bush a dumb liar, he broke up and insisted, "That laughter is off the record".
There was no electronic timing record of them from Miles 17 to 25. Discussing in a telephone interview whether she had run the whole race, Ms. Savinar said, "I technically hadn't".
Asked in a telephone interview whether he had an affinity for a particular model, Mr. Smith said he had his eye on a bathtub-style 1959 Triumph, an effort on the part of the British marque to build a motorcycle that resembled a scooter.
"It would be a surprise to me if it was the launch vehicle," said Jason Forcier, an A123 executive, when asked in a telephone interview whether he thought the Converj would be the first G.M. production vehicle to use one of his company's battery packs.
He said he had never been threatened with a lawsuit by Secure Digital officials, although he had been asked by one of them in a telephone conversation whether he was fully aware of the anticircumvention provisions in the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
