never say die

Serious politicians never say die and are right not to do so; "stuff happens".

"I think it stems from our society, a national attitude, just never say die," Jones said.

"They never say die," he said of his players.

They are the men who never say die.

"Never say die, Rick," she said softly into her mike.

"Well, my people have a proverb: never say die," he said.

Nevertheless, the odds were beaten only by the attitude which, quite literally, would never say die.

The "never say die" Belgian was fighting all adversities to the end.

With a 'never say die' attitude she stuck her tongue out at me.

The tour turned Never Say Die into a commercial hit.

"He never said die in the whole thing.

"Come on, be brave, grit your teeth, never say die.

Never Say Die made good physical progress over the winter, but showed little improvement in his first two starts.

We seldom hear the word, because there is a prohibitory proverb, "Never say die."

"Never say die," she muttered, popping open the catches and lifting the narrow lid.

"Never say die before the fight, de Torres.

At the time of the recording of Never Say Die!

And for fans who never say die, the Web site provides every score for every game ever played.

But we said, never say die.

Her 'never say die' attitude won her the admiration of many English fans.

I never said died We lost them, I said.

He would eventually rejoin for the follow-up album, Never Say Die!

Initially, the album was to have been released in 1994 under the title Never Say Die.

In November 2008 the band embarked on the Never Say Die!

Never say die, Ralph had recommended.