Jeremy Quotations

Before 'Fringe' I was in 'Dirty Sexy Money' playing Jeremy Darling who was this bratty New York socialite.

Watching 'The Jeremy Kyle Show' is my guilty pleasure.

My opportunity to design school choice systems began in 2003 with a phone call from Jeremy Lack at the New York City Department of Education. He knew of my work on the medical match and wondered if similar efforts might help reorganize the dysfunctional, congested system then used to match students to high schools.

My biggest style inspirations come from the '90s. I'm really inspired by TLC, Janet Jackson, and designers like Jeremy Scott. I'm hugely inspired by Club Kids from New York back in the '90s. I'm inspired by the drag queen scene. Combat boots and the torn off jeans and a baggy shirt - I love that look.

Jeremy Stoppelman started Yelp. Max Levchin started Slide. I started LinkedIn. It was a mininova explosion of folks jumping out to doing other entrepreneurial activities.

We couldn't get enough Jeremy Lin material in the NBA store fast enough. And when we did, it was just gone in minutes.

What makes Jeremy so valuable are his mental toughness and competitiveness,

We feel a lot better about ourselves. First, Jared Newsom and Jeremy Kelly have stepped back up to their capabilities. We shot the ball extremely well this past week. And we took better care of the ball. That's something we hadn't been doing.

We have received a lot of support from family, friends, our community and even the customers Jeremy served while working for Hicksgas, ... The owner of Hicksgas has also been great. He has pretty much taken Amanda under his wing and taken care of her.

We made a lot of progress. I'm not one to put expectations on people, but I think you're going to see a different Jeremy Reed this year.

Mum worked as a secretary for Orson Welles for what sounded like a very miserable year. Her brother was the actor Jeremy Brett, who became famous for playing Sherlock Holmes. He was an absolutely lovely man. Very exciting and glamorous, he'd always make me feel amazing and full of confidence, like I'd picked the right thing to do in life.

Right, ... I've seen Jeremy in cars. He has all the talent in the world. I think he'd be a great car racer. A lot of motorcycle racers have successfully moved into cars and I think he'd be very competitive.

I can literally see Jeremy almost start to laugh at that whole idea. He's always kind of defied, not necessarily logic, but the norm. He's going to do what his heart tells him to do and what's best for him and those around him.

Certainly, it's important to gain inroads with the Jackson area. But we would have recruited Jeremy if he was from somewhere random like Texas. He's just a terrific player that will help us immediately.

I hate really making excuses for what happened, but he didn't catch many breaks. Jeremy didn't have things go his way. He's a pinpoint control pitcher and just fell behind a couple of hitters and didn't execute a perfect game plan.

I felt our guys skied great. Travis Cabral and Jeremy made some small mistakes, but overall they skied great. Dale was phenomenal tonight. He was flawless, and that's hard to beat.

I can't hear what Jeremy says because my ears are blocked with my 2 Stanley Cup rings.

If a guy like Jeremy Roenick or a Brian Leetch goes out and plays great, I would think they're going to be on the team. USA Hockey is going to go with the best players, whether you're 45 or 25.

I don't think it will further the process to respond to comments like those from Jeremy Jacobs suggesting the available deal only gets worse with the passage of time. Obviously the owners' decision to cancel the season will have negative impact on everyone associated with our industry and unfortunately this has been the preferred route to take by owners like Jeremy Jacobs.

He won't have to think about it or hear from his agent what the organization is thinking. He can stay focused on football - not that Jeremy hasn't been focused.

He made a tough pitch, but I knew if I didn't foul it off, Jeremy was going to get hung up. I just did get a piece of it.

He'll probably go a half-mile or five-eighths, ... Jeremy Rose will be on him. I'll tell him to go a half, and if he's feeling fine to go five-eighths.

He'll miss you with three, four punches and knock you out with the fifth. Even hitting the bag, he'll miss and almost fall down, but then, Bam! When he knocked out Jeremy Williams, he was falling down. So, we're working on his balance.

He'll get some but it's not going to be an everyday thing. I don't necessarily think that Jeremy is a leadoff hitter or we want him leading off.

We're pretty balanced on offense and we're at our best when we have four or five guys score 15 points. It's always nice when Jeremy (Chappell) goes for 30, but we have grown so much as a team that he doesn't have to.

He obviously has the talent. But taking care of his body, staying healthy, being able to play because the team needs you, is paramount. Jeremy needs to learn to take care of himself so he can be on the field consistently.

He's got big traps and a short neck, ... I've seen him take a good shot in sparring. I've seen him walk through some big punches by Jeremy Williams and Taurus Sykes. His stamina in the mid to late rounds is a big question. You also don't know how he's going to respond if he gets knocked down.

He was our 'go-to-guy' and our offense ran through him as well. Jeremy did a great job this year. It was a big adjustment for him compared to the previous year because he had to show some leadership out on the floor with the youth we had. I expected a lot out of him and I think I got what I needed out of Jeremy this year. I thought that he stepped up and did what we asked of him and made himself a presence out there on the floor and us as a coaching staff appreciated that.

I was way across the court. I was saying, 'No, Jeremy don't embarrass us,' but he got up and hammered it through.

I think the university and I have gone out of our way to give Jeremy every chance to be a part of this program, but we can not allow his actions to continue to be an ongoing distraction for this team.

I think there are people, and I do not mean this to be disparaging, there are people like Jay Mohr and Jeremy Piven where they just give you that vibe, 'This guy's going to play someone a little venal.'

Jeremy won't be our only Division I-A transfer. We expect to have about three more before we're done.

Jeremy will get the majority of the reps. He's had a real good spring. I think all three have had good springs and we would like to get them at least one series with the first offense.

Jeremy will be a big plus to this team when he's able to run, ... He is one of the most experienced and successful runners we have.

Jeremy was unbelievable. He gives up one goal last night and one tonight ? he certainly did his job.

Jeremy was incredibly sensational. There's no other way to describe it. He was phenomenal.

Jeremy was back at the club on Sunday night after being taken to the Burnie Hospital and the prognosis is very good.

Jeremy was actually with the Cleveland Browns when I was there. His father was a defensive coach, Jim Bates. Jeremy was actually a ball boy when I was there. He was 15-years old. We had a good laugh upstairs a little while ago.

Jeremy (Stephens) ran back a nice kickoff (50 yards) to set up that field goal. That took away any momentum they might have had.

Jeremy's really a competitor. He's very versatile. He can run a mile and he can run a 5,000. I'm very proud of Jeremy Johnson.

Jeremy set a good pick and we got a great look there. Jasper did what he's done all year ... made shots for us.

Jeremy Scott reminds me of Harmony Korine, mixing all worlds and making them into one - you just never know what he's up to.

Jeremy personifies the guy singing his own songs, which is very much an outgrowth of the folk tradition.

Jeremy Paul has played quite well, but he has been injured a lot this year. He'll be out for another two or three weeks ... it's a very open area at the moment. There's no doubt about that.

Jeremy Owen just kept pressuring the puck and creating chances for us all night.

Jeremy is very conscious of the responsibilities of the setter position. He is looking forward to the opportunity of being in that role full-time.

Jeremy is starting to gain a lot more control in his game to mix and match with his power game. As a freshman, Jeremy is already serving the ball over 100 miles per hour and will only continue to get better with more experience.

Jeremy is our leader. He has struggled with his offense lately, but it was nice to see him regain his form.

Jeremy is a smart player and he knows when to take a shot and he had a great game.

Jeremy is a player we did our homework on. He's a defender, but is actually a converted forward. There are a lot of things we liked about him.

Jeremy is a big part of what we do. Without him we have to go on. We do a lot of things offensively for him. We'll just have to change things and adjust.

Jeremy ignited the night with that tip play. It's just taking awhile to get in the groove. With a whole new set of guys, it's going to take him some time.

Jeremy has power, a good arm and runs better than most catchers I have ever seen.

Jeremy has earned the respect of his teammates. He is one of them. He can handle his own out there on the court and there are times he is the best player out there.

Jeremy has done a good job. He's about where we expected him to be at this point. He would probably be a little further ahead if not for the setbacks.

Jeremy has come a long way, and he's giving us that added dimension of being a good runner by being able to pull the ball down and make some plays.

Jeremy has been left out in the cold more than anybody else.

Jeremy has been in a slump. I moved him down in the order, and he got to see some pitches and it paid off.

Jeremy has been consistent for us. He's a tough, hard-nosed kid that can hit his spots and is very effective when he has everything working. When they did put the ball in play, we fielded it and made the play.

Jeremy has a lot more confidence this year. He had a very good summer throwing the ball in our seven-on-seven league, and he's a lot smarter with where to go with the ball. He's very capable throwing the ball. I thought he hung in very well last year as a sophomore. We think he's going to have a very good year.

Jeremy had a pretty good run. The weather was really nice. Jeremy ran his personal best time outdoors and hit the provisional mark.

Jeremy did a good job getting ahead of hitters and throwing strikes. He did a nice job.

Jeremy came in with us down a run and proceeded to get out of the jam. The next inning he threw he got a double play to end the inning. He ran into a little trouble there at the end, but still kept his composure and got guys out.

Jeremy came in there at the end and threw pretty well in my book. He got in a little jam at the end, but got out of it. We didn't have a couple good defensive plays behind him that led to getting a couple base runners on. All-in-all I was pleased with both of them.

Jeremy brings a physical dimension to our hockey club and will fit in nicely with our team. He is a gritty player that has some valuable NHL experience, both in the regular season and the playoffs, and we are happy to have him.

Jeremy at 60 percent is better than most guys at 100 percent.

Jeremy and his show have surpassed everyone's expectations and the team have great plans for the next series. He is simply a talk show star. He understands the issues and has a unique ability to deliver strong advice with complete compassion and empathy for the people who share their problems with him.

Our strength is really in the midfield. We have talent and depth, especially in the center of the field. I think you're going to see an interesting tandem in the midfield with those two. Nico is proven and I think Jeremy is proven.

Our starting guards didn't come out of the gates, but Jeremy came off the bench and kept scoring when we needed the offense. He was a good third option.

Our game plan wasn't for A.J. to get two quick fouls and sit out. Jeremy did a great job carrying us in the first half.

Physically I didn't see anything wrong with him, ... but I think right now Jeremy is overthrowing.

Stephen Arnold has been the most consistent. But this Joel Hall has come along, is kicking the ball well. But we want to give Jeremy every benefit of the doubt because he's older and he's punted in games. I like his mental makeup, the way he handles everything, but he's going to have to show us and everybody else.

Matt has been a good big-league player. We'll make the switch to get him some at-bats ... give Jeremy time to regroup. If Matt swings and plays the way Matt can, it will make things interesting.

I was holding him (at third). It was a shot, but then I saw the ball hit the ground and Jeremy is pretty fast so I sent him.

I was getting really nervous on defense because they were hitting shots. But, I knew we'd find a way. Jeremy hit that big shot before me. Then I stepped up.

I think Jeremy wants things, and I think that's a great moment when (Mirabelle) says, 'You should just do it,' ... I think she just harnesses it or funnels it into some sort of point, and all of a sudden he has a goal. But I think at the beginning it's just a frustration and a desire to do things, but he doesn't really know how to do them, and that's what sets him off on believing you can make the things that you don't see happen. I think he has ambition; I don't think he's familiar with how that feels.

I thought Jeremy Sessoms was pretty good tonight. Our offensive line palyed real well, and Sessoms did a great job reading the option tonight.

I thought Jeremy played pretty steady for us. He played a lot of minutes and he just had a great game on the boards and he tried to do what he could defensively.

I thought Jeremy had a steady game. For having 16 points, it didn't really seem like he had that many. He just did so many other things. He had nine rebounds and that's key.

I'm so excited about our lineup. We had said we were going to cut it back this year. But with Third Day, Jeremy Camp and The Newsboys, it's as big as ever.

I'm so excited about our lineup, ... We had said we were going to cut it back this year. But with Third Day, Jeremy Camp and The Newsboys, it's as big as ever.

The advice from the medical staff is to give Jeremy the opportunity to rest his injury and unfortunately that means missing out on the tour.

I was passing Jeremy and just got run over. I just can't understand it.

I wasn't his preceptor, but his preceptor passed along his papers because they were excellent so I knew about Jeremy even then.

We have a first-team all-conference player in Jeremy Richardson, a 6-7 kid who plays small forward. He gives us an excellent perimeter player. He's been at 18 or 19 a game.

We needed to stay within the offense. In a sense it?s pick your poison because we have two very solid players inside with Jeremy (Thompson) and Kyle. We did a pretty good job working the ball. Doran did a good job distributing.

We had a pitch count and we felt Eddie was getting a little tired there. I think he walked three batters in the fourth inning. We thought it was a good place to pull him. We had the top of their order coming up for the third time. Jeremy was ready. Eddie threw strikes all day. They got some hits off Eddie, but I would rather have a pitcher throw strikes then walk guys.

Whereas Jeremy is just the opposite: always moving because he's never really thinking of anything and the kind of guy you'd worry inviting to a dinner party because he says what he thinks. He can be insulting at times but doesn't mean to be.

We probably average 10 turnovers a game. We had 24. Jeremy (Lin) had nine. He's never had nine turnovers before.

We had some good moments, and we had some bad moments. Jeremy threw very well in his first outing. We just couldn't get the big runs in.

There are bases there to be taken. And Jeremy is a guy who should have more steals than he does.

You don't really replace a player like Jeremy Bruce,

We have four guys who really are tremendous scorers. I think we showed everyone that Jeremy isn't all we have. We're a team.

We moved the puck exceptionally well. I thought Jeremy Dehner, from a power-play perspective, executed as well as he has all season. He really was a threat out there.

We all consider Jeremy to be a huge part of this team and this program. He's just a great person and a great friend, and he's helped us all understand his culture a little bit more.

There is definitely an overlap there between what he does on the slopes and on the football field. Whenever you watch film on him, what you see is Jeremy running away from people. It's impressive.

The reason Jeremy and I are so consistent, every weekend in and out, even if we're not winning, we're putting down solid runs. It's thrilling. He's a great skier. We're both wonderful skiers. We're giving the U.S. a great opportunity in getting medals.

The other night (in a win over Meridian on Monday), it was Jeremy Holder (23 points, 10 rebounds). We just can't get everybody to bring their A-game every night. Fortunately, somebody comes to play every night.

This was his best, or most effective, performance all the way around. As far as just success on the mound ... it's his coming-out party as a pitcher. Jeremy Pope on the mound just flat-out got it done.

With Jeremy back, we're able to bring Westley up and help with the press. That's a big difference when you have a 6-8 athletic kid they have to shoot over if they break the press.