O'Brien has said as much about other colts, mindful that they are potential stallions as much as racehorses, but as with Camelot two years ago, Australia did what all the talk suggested he would.
Democrats are enjoying the show, though mindful that much could change in the nine months before Election Day — as it often has in Mr. Obama's term, and not for the better.
"They taught me so much about just being mindful that when there is a person right next to you who you don't know, you might have a lot in common and you might have very little, but it's possible to take a couple of minutes to just sort of slow down and not make the assumption that if they get something, you don't get it.
"I don't want to put too much into it," Edmonds said, mindful that the Cubs return here for the final three games of the season, Sept. 26-28.
Most Latin American countries limit their presidents to single terms, mindful that too much power held for too long might produce a dangerous strongman.
Keep healthy snacks in your room but be mindful that too much of a healthy option can still pack on the pounds.
They prepare our students for the required tests, of course (and their scores are impressive if you care about such things), but they're ever mindful that there's much more to educating a child; there's much more to our kids than a number on a page.
But in a game with so much in the balance, the Giants are mindful that Rodgers is more than a traditional pocket passer.
The presidency is the institutional office and both presidents and their boards need to be mindful that the positions are much larger than any individual.
Much of that involves letting employees work from home, mindful that subways, buses and trains will be shut and schools will be closed while the storm passes through.
