But I have to tell you, the speed, size and simplicity of this Sprint doohickey makes it harder to resist every day.
Even if you don't care about the singers, who can resist a Saturday night on the sofa with Boy George?
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3.39am BST Just for the record, the Bloguer Bolt has (allegedly) resisted the day's (admittedly non-specific) entreaty to remain smart online and is continuing his chest bumping with the communications minister.
Edward G. Rendell, the general chairman of the Democratic National Committee, said in an interview that Mr. Clinton had resisted a Monday speaking slot here because he thought Tuesday would be a bigger night.
… Our families that struggle and resist every single day!" Roberts has shot photographs, on friends' cameras and on her cell phone, for much of her life; it's one of her few hobbies, along with listening to music and reading poetry, and she dreams of eventually studying photography.
1. Couldn't resist waiting one day after Sen. Clinton won West Virginia by 41 points to announce John Edwards endorsement.
Being unhappy was part of the process I was going through, and I resist to this day the narrative that because I learned something from this event, I must therefore be grateful that it happened to me.
The Yankees soon pulled their offer and never made another, resisting again Tuesday when Minnesota asked for Cabrera, Kennedy, Marquez and Chien-Ming Wang. Chien-Ming Wang
Among the many sobering findings, they show that resisting temptation even for just a few minutes is tiring; resisting it all day, every day, is exhausting.
