"We took ill-advised shots, " Arizona coach Sean Miller said.
The tribunal will hear allegations the Causeway, despite being unregistered, took in mentally ill patients between 2008 and 2010.
The man who suffers from ill health took chest pains and required an ambulance.
On July 3, 1775, at Cambridge, Massachusetts, he took command of his ill-trained troops and embarked upon a war that was to last six grueling years.
George Bush took a detour on the ill-fated hydrogen highway, which many believed caused U.S. automakers to cede their early lead in hybrids to the great financial benefit to Toyota.
When he became ill, he took a perversely British satisfaction in the diagnosis of cancer: absolutely nothing good could come of this, and the certainty of it seemed almost to calm him.
In its interim report published in April, the commission said that, in the build-up to the crisis, lenders and borrowers took on "excessive and ill-understood risks", and that implicit taxpayer support for the banks encouraged "too much risk-taking".
Colin Davis got his big break in 1959 when Otto Klemperer fell ill and he took his place at the Royal Festival Hall to conduct a concert performance of Mozart's Don Giovanni, with Elisabeth Schwarzkopf and Joan Sutherland.
Unfortunately, Clearwire took on too much debt in its ill-fated WiMax venture.
Modern Georgia is a far cry from the ill-run backwater that Mr Saakashvili took over in 2003.
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One reverse commuter, a 30-year-old analyst at a major financial services firm, took a well-paying job in Riverwoods, Ill.
Ill-conceived comments made soon after he took his post in 1987 helped cause the biggest one-day stock market meltdown in history.
Earlier this week, I took Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson to task for a remarkably ill-informed and highly cynical op-ed piece he wrote in the Wall Street Journal attacking health care reform on its one-year anniversary.
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Drawing on his earlier training, McLelland took on a lot of court-appointed work for mentally ill defendants, Burns said.
In a measure of the gravity of the ill-feeling within the party, some members took to social media to promise they would throw away their membership cards.
When Mr Reichhold fell ill, an old Haider loyalist, Herbert Haupt, took over in October.
After a stint leading ill-fated tech company Tele-TV, he took a vaguely defined job as president of Sony Corp. of America in 1997.
It's an ill-assorted squad, but he knew that when he took over.
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In 2005, a mentally ill women killed her nine-year-old daughter and then took her own life.
Miami took advantage of a Knick defense that was out of position too frequently after making ill-advised rotations, and the Heat got open triple after open triple.
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