Others tried to mend their wounds after the crashes on Wednesday, like Haimar Zubeldia of RadioShack-Leopard, riding with a fractured left hand, and Garmin-Sharp's Christian Vande Velde, whose spill on the final climb left him with a blood clot in his neck and a dislodged clavicle screw, which had been implanted after a previous injury.
He joked with aides before taking the stage in Syracuse when one noticed that his shoes were untied, a slightly sensitive topic for Mr. Lazio, whose spill at a Memorial Day parade at the beginning of his campaign made for awful puns and unflattering pictures of his split lip.
But Kevin Brown, whose spill allowed Sammut to lay on the opening try, then threw two perfect cut-out passes - first for Hulme and then for Flynn to set up a thrilling second period.
For them, the little red flowers symbolized the hope and innocence of a better world, and honored the sacrifices of their fallen comrades, whose spilled blood was represented in the color of the poppies.
He works with a man whose paperwork spills over on to his side of the desk.
Next, your neighbours in the nearby hinterland the Bosnians are ravaged in a war whose mayhem spills across the region.
But Israel's military sidesteps such concerns when it parks a huge mast next to the mosque or approves sprawl for settlements whose sewage spills onto Nabi Samuel's land.
She was talking at a cocktail party, "and I was like, 'The most Latino playwright I encountered in college was Chekhov,' and then someone took me up on it," said Ms. Saracho, whose conversation spills out in digressive torrents that might brand her as a fresa, the Mexican version of a Valley Girl, but for the heady subject matter.
Well, it's not just Brazil, as most teams have players whose theatrical spills could create a whole new Olympic sport.
Feldsott is something of a rarity, an artist of deep social and humanitarian conscience, whose commitment spills over into his richly textured and profoundly moving paintings.
