Farage has the political equivalent of what musicians call perfect pitch (and is a born glad-hander as I discovered for myself a few years ago).
I've always had a soft spot for West Ham, particularly after that stonking 2006 FA Cup Final (although at the time I remember pulling my hair out and cursing the day Paul Konchesky was born... glad that didn't come back to haunt me), but I can't stand Allardyce and that film Green Street was crap.
Mr. Cosby has published several books of his own, including "Fatherhood" (1986), "Childhood" (1991) and most recently, "I Didn't Ask to Be Born (but I'm Glad I Was)" (2011).
But Frankie-Rose Taylor, a 25-year-old Green Party candidate in Newham, says people tell her they are glad someone born and bred in the borough is standing for its council.
Mr. Anderson, a born salesman, was the glad-hander.
A born seller and professional glad-hander (one review called the novel "a globalized 'Death of a Salesman'"), Clay has just gone through a bitter divorce, worries about not having the funds to put the daughter he loves through college, and is about to embark on a daunting sales endeavor.
I am glad I was born in the 2000s!
In a way I feel like I am glad I was born when I was so I could be born into this era of filmmaking.
From this glad aberrancy was born the game of "rugger," which in its pure form flourishes in England to this day.
As the narrator of "In the Miso Soup" says, "American loneliness is a completely different creature from anything we experience in this country, and it made me glad I was born Japanese".
"A birthday is a time for saying, 'Aren't you glad we were born.' It's an appreciative event, and a lot of people just don't appreciate how slow this company has been to tackle its problems".
