When you speak low our summer day withers away too soon, all too soon.
Revolutionary (Pletcher, Javier Castellano): Withers winner breezed 4 furlongs in 49.85 Sunday at Palm Meadows.
If it withers on the vine, small firms will keep pointing out the difference.
Tries from Anthony Blackwood, Lincoln Withers and Matt Smith made sure of the victory at Brewery Field.
But further scores from Hauraki, Tony Martin, Nick Youngquest and Lincoln Withers ensured victory for the hosts.
Michael Withers is another player who believes Millennium Magic could leave a lasting impression on the British game.
Marriage withers under easy divorce, subsidized illegitimacy, and the desire among progressives to make it anything and everything.
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Bradford scored five tries through Michael Withers (2), Nathan McAvoy, Tevita Vaikona, and Scott Naylor, while Deacon kicked four goals.
Coach Brian Noble, who worked with Withers at Bradford, described the news as "a crushing blow for Michael and ourselves".
Withers now faces an operation which will involve fracturing his knee, and which will take a year to recover from.
Scotland Food and Drink chief executive James Withers said the latest figures highlighted a key area of focus for the industry.
It withers as its backers concentrate on building simulations for the military.
Martin Withers, who joined the RAF in 1968 and flew Vulcans for more than 10 years from 1971, is its chief pilot.
Wigan chairman Maurice Lindsay said Withers had worked hard, but it was just not realistic for him to try and play on.
Policy officer Liz Withers said: "Now, ministers, Assembly Members and visitors can see the school experiences of young people across Wales, " she said.
Det Supt Paul Withers, who led the search, said when Fitzpatrick made his confession he told officers he had found religion while in prison.
"It's heart-breaking to have to end in this way, " said Withers.
Society withers as individuals succumb by deferring moral responsibilities to government.
"Unfortunately for some clubs, they don't make the Cup finals, so they don't get to experience what kind of a weekend it is, " said Australian Withers.
Withers then crashed over to seal Crusaders' first double over a Super League side, meaning Whitehead's late score for the Bulls was little more than consolation.
Det Supt Paul Withers said Curry, who also lives in Dyson Street, befriended Mr Proctor and "preyed on his vulnerability" in order to steal money from him.
James Withers, chief executive of Scotland Food and Drink, said that in recent years Scotland had exported more food to Belgium than to the whole of Asia.
Veterans John McCallum and Roger Hammond are extremely likeable as two bumbling old duffers, while Googie Withers, 72 years after her first stage appearance, is simply a legend.
MetLife sells as if 10 year Treasuries will yield 2 percent for the next 5 years, that the stock market withers below 1000 and variable annuity sales dry up.
They know that hunting will never again be the pastime it once was, and as more Americans move from rural areas to the suburbs and cities, their natural market withers.
I'm grateful to Matt Withers of Media Wales for alterting the twittersphere to its use by C J Cregg, a spin doctor in the US political drama West Wing.
"For someone wealthy enough that expatriation tax is an issue, it's worth paying someone to avoid it, " says Richard LeVine, an international tax lawyer with Withers Bergman in New Haven, Conn.
"He said he has had seven years to think about this and he feels now is the right time for him to provide us with this information, " Det Supt Withers said.
That levelled matters and the Crusaders were soon in the lead when hooker Lincoln Withers found space to dive under some bodies from a few yards out to leave Quinn an easy kick.
But international agencies are always short of money, rarely reticent about reminding people of the fact, and generally willing to wring any withers that can be wrung in pursuit of an extra dollar.
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