When Winston flipped a quick pass to Greene on their first drive of the second half and Greene scampered for a 17-yard touchdown, orange-clad fans started to file out of Memorial Stadium.
In the sallyport next to the Visiting Room, I extend my arms to either side and a guard frisks me with latex-clad hands, starting at my shoulders and working down.
If a euro exit beckoned, and the legal tender was re-embraced, the printing works in the iron-clad building would start to roll.
The Falcons also had help from a raucous orange-clad crowd that started lining up at the gates at 6 30 a.m. to get seats for the stadium's first sellout in 20 years.
Pepe's, which opened in 1909, is one of the oldest restaurants in the Florida Keys, and we were very happy wolfing down eggs and bagels under an arbor on the brick patio, while at the next table, two scantily-clad couples had started celebrating the weekend with a round of beer.
In a game littered by free-kicks, yellow cards and stoppages, Ivory Coast's orange-clad supporters finally started to believe as the minutes ticked by without Barry being forced into real action.
A new face on MSNBC, a liberal-bashing former congressman named Joe Scarborough, who swings his little club with about as much discrimination as Bamm-Bamm, the diaper-clad pugilist on "The Flintstones," starts his evening show by saying, "You're about to enter Scarborough country.
SO I'm at the gym — myself and about 40 other Lycra-clad hopefuls determined to start the year right.
Anyone who knows more about something than 99.9 percent of the population is "qualified to be a nerd," said Mr. Wasowski, though he does have a few iron-clad rules for speakers, starting with the requirement that they be as entertaining as possible.
Enclosed by manicured lawns and towering oaks, it occupies a grand, ivy-clad country pile that started life as a Georgian shooting lodge.
