He was a popular, genial figure who provided a much-needed calming influence within the Wilson entourage, and was renowned for his frequent exclamations of "Well, I'll be blessed!" and "Bless my soul!" which led to him being dubbed "the Blessed Boston" by the No 10 press secretary Joe Haines.
By doubling his majority, Marcus Jones confirmed the Tories were on course for an unexpected win, leaving his exclamation mark in history.
When this Falstaff musters the strength for a proper bellow, on the battlefield at Shrewsbury, his exclamation registers as watchwords for both character and play: "Give me LIFE".
Thoreau, after all, was not known for his liberal use of exclamation points.
Suh threw his helmet in celebration, a fitting exclamation for his return from a two-game suspension.
He went on to become the longtime broadcast voice of the team, known for his goofy anecdotes and signature exclamation, "Holy Cow!" Nat Rizzuto, too, was known to toss the ball around a bit, although he freely acknowledges that on the sandlot across the street -- just like the big one in the Bronx -- it was his cousin Phil who always stole the show.
Reading this book, one begins to understand the reasons for Mr. Fortey's exclamation point, and for his own absorption over 30 years in the study of a spiny little sea creature that died out 180 million years before the dinosaurs.
The letters are known as "black spider memos," based on the prince's spidery handwriting, his use of black calligraphy ink on heavy paper and his predilection for exclamation points.
The most prevalent themes in the verses written by Newton in Olney Hymns are faith in salvation, wonder at God's grace, his love for Jesus, and his cheerful exclamations of the joy he found in his faith.
Although the Jets have certainly not lacked for offense in getting off to their 5-0 sthose those hoped-for exclamation points from the receiving corps havexclamationecome question marks.
