He never tried to kiss up to any of us, like movie people often did.
And then you never have to kiss up to that nasty old partner moldering away in the corner office ever again.
Ms. NOAMKULALEKO SITOLE (South African College Student): Little things that I remember about my father that he used to do and I knew that he loved me--he used to pick me up and hold me up to the sky and kiss me.
In the 30 minutes I spoke with him yesterday in his Model Lounge at the Gansevoort Park Avenue South Hotel, eight or 10 different young, beautiful models came up to kiss him before they left for their next show.
He enters the prom, walks up to the prom queen, and forces her to kiss him without a word.
Is the White House sticking its thumb in the eye of Europeans and other allies, even as it professes its desire to kiss and make up?
Finally, for a family who would like to set up a trust where more than one person can contribute to it, the Kiss Trust allows for an infinite amount of people to become trustors.
Under the current system, record companies must kiss a lot of frogs to find a few princes among up-and-coming artists.
The producer of "Kiss Me Kate" even went so far as to rip up their closing notice in front of a live audience in the week that followed the tragedy.
Juneau Democrat Kim Elton summed up the sentiment, saying, Alaskans aren't just going to kiss the pinkie ring of the oil industry.
With groundsman Steve Rouse suggesting his dry pitch would suit seamers who "kiss" the surface, giving the ball every opportunity to swing, England omitted surprise call-up Darren Pattinson in favour of the fit-again Ryan Sidebottom.
She promised to kiss a pig at the end of the first year, if the children together racked up 4, 000 points.
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