I played for England at the old Wembley a few times, but those games were usually curtain-raisers for men's matches so to see a women's game of real importance played in front of a big, enthusiastic and appreciative crowd felt fantastic.
But I practiced, I still practice, and I feel the need and importance of playing in front of other people.
Given the importance of the document in front of me, I had expected some ornamentation – a flamboyant drop capital letter at least.
"If in, let's say, 1936, you spoke about the growing importance of air travel in front of, let's say, the Hindenburg, you'd be right about the future of air travel," Mr. Stewart said.
"But, if in, let's say, 1936 you spoke about the growing importance of air travel in front of, I don't know, the Hindenberg, you'd be right about the future of air travel -- but you'd still be on f*cking fire!" What really adds the shock value to the situation, and what has given House Republicans and the media even more ammunition against the President, is a "whiff of sinister cronyism".
Like the founders of the TED conferences after her, Della van Heyst understood the importance of putting smart people in front of an audience to express their ideas.
Two folds are of primary importance: the omentum, which hangs in front of the stomach and intestine; and the mesentery, which attaches the small intestine and much of the large intestine to the posterior abdominal cavity.
Performers in an ever-fragmenting musical market don't need to be convinced of the importance of 12 minutes at halftime in front of 90 million to 100 million viewers in the United States and many more around the world.
