Francesca

FRANCESCA: No matter how much distance we put between us and this house, I carry it with me. And I'll feel it every minute we're together.

Richard turned on the television, telling Francesca how good the cornbread was as he ate a piece with butter and maple syrup.

FRANCESCA: I remember I had this the other night after you left. It's made for me in Assisi . My aunt gave it to me for my seventh birthday.

Francesca: Neal's wife is pregnant, so maybe he needs time off to go with her to a doctor's visit, or something.

To the contrast of Anna, Francesca sacrificed her love for her family, and she lived quietly in the rest of her life.

He moved into the lane and down it. Francesca kept wiping her eyes, trying to see, the sunlight making strange prisms from her tears.

Her mother was the group's principal cellist, and today, Francesca fills that role.

Francesca then called the Italian embassy, where someone immediately recorded her details and advised her not to leave the hotel.

What makes the strange man so slim? Years of trudge? Francesca thinks, wandering around passing every mottled shadow like a lost ghost.

ROBERT: Francesca, listen to me. You think what's happened to us happens to just anybody?

Francesca: Hurry up! Come out of that fitting room so I can see how the dress shirt fits .

In the book, Francesca is not an especially strong character -- things happen around her and shes swept up in the current.

When 15-year-old, Matt Freeman, gets his girlfriend, Francesca, pregnant her family decides to put the unborn baby up for adoption.

FRANCESCA: You've got to know deep down that the minute we leave here, everything will change.

They look at each other affectively . During this time, phone rings. It lasts for quite a while till Francesca reaches for it.

A team led by Francesca Gino devised a clever study to test some of these explanations for unethical behavior by groups.

Francesca: " I don't want you to say anything , I don't need you to say anything. "

FRANCESCA JOHNSON is sitting in the front seat of the pick-up truck.

Driving back , Francesca sits with her feet up on the dashboard . Robert drives while he fiddles with the radio .

Hello, Francesca. Look, I'm a bit pushed. I'm just on my way in to see a customer. Is it urgent?

The latest piece of evidence to undermine this popular view comes from researchers Leigh Plunkett Tost, Francesca Gino, and Richard P.

Francesca enters with her new dress, groceries and wine as the phone ring.

Flashes of old Francesca opens the pack and gets what's inside, all of Robert's relics. He gives it all to her.

Francesca: Well, it is not what I dreamed of as a girl.

Francesca: Ah, I guess l'm one of those people that frightens anything.

Francesca: Ah, I guess I'm one of those people that frightens anything.

The last dinner, Francesca have packed two large suitcases and dressed in on nice red gown ready for leave.

Oh, and don't kid yourself, Francesca. You're anything but a simple woman.

Francesca: All right, but try on the short-sleeve and the long-sleeve ones, too. Hurry up.

For Anna, the love outweighs responsibility while for Francesca, the responsibility outweighs love.

Francesca Bori is a music therapist and teaches at the prestigious Colburn School Conservatory of Music.

Francesca: Is that India? It's beautiful. Look at this one. Look at their expressionsso beautiful. It's as if the camera isn't on them.

Francesca: " I don't know , maybe I'm not cut to be a world citizen where experience is everything and nothing at the same time. "

FRANCESCA: No matter how I keep turning it around in my mind -- it doesn't seem like the right thing.

Francesca Mari has written for The New Republic, The New York Times Book Review, Bookforum, and other publications.

Francesca: Yeah, no, I mean--- (laugh), he is a very hard worker, very caring, honest. He is gentle , he is good father.

Francesca nods. They walk outside with the moonlight lightening the road .

FRANCESCA: We are the choices that we have made, Robert. Please.

Years and years later, older Francesca cares for sickly Richard. He lies in bed beside an array of medicines and tonics.

Raphael's final and most prominent patron, the Sienese banker Agostino Chigi, had just been married to one Francesca Ardeasca.

Both players had beaten Italians in the previous round, with Mattek-Sands upsetting third seed and French Open champion Francesca Schiavone.

Later, Francesca is busy preparing dinner. Robert enters, cleaned and dressed.

Francesca (relievedly): Yeah, I understand. That's very kindof youtothink of that.

Francesca: Come on, let me see.

The strange museum was created in 2004 by Michael and Francesca Bennett at a cafe in Kingsand, Cornwall, UK.

With the cooking under way, Francesca sat across from him once again.

I had just arrived from Syria with my Italian wife Francesca and two friends.

"I throw them out, " said Francesca Joseph, 29, who was shopping with Ms. Michel at the Old Navy store.

Francesca: I know. I knew you would win. Good girl. Proud of you.

Dr Francesca Crowe, of Oxford University, is working on the project.

Francesca was airlifted to Sheffield's Northern General Hospital but died shortly after 6pm.

Francesca Bruni: No, Casanova the libertine, who devotes his life to seducing women.

On Saturday, Li will play the winner of the second semi-final between Francesca Schiavone and Marion Bartoli.

Francesca (snacks her leg): You should really. . . you should write these stories down.

His biggest teaching project these days is his 12-year-old daughter, Francesca.

Francesca is getting the coffee going, and then sets the table with cups and saucers .

That's fine, Francesca. I'll see you later this afternoon. I must go now. Bye.

Francesca (can hardly open mouth): You have to know deep downthe minute we leave here, everything will change.

Francesca: No. But Richard was in the army there.

Francesca Lodo was born on Sunday, August 01, 1982 and is a famous model.

FRANCESCA: For anyone.

As for Giotto and Piero della Francesca, they are perfectly aware that a man's feelings are nothing.

FRANCESCA: Robert. Don't do this.

FRANCESCA: No, they don't say much.

Francesca: Why did you say that?

for the first time in his life , he ' s met his match : francesca refuses him.

Transferred to Rome, Falcone decides he can finally marry his beloved Francesca.

Francesca. - Do you really think I'd let you die for me?

FRANCESCA: His family has been on this farm for almost a hundred years. Richard doesn't know how to live anywhere else. And the kids.

Francesca: Are you hungry? I got something for you.

Francesca: Oh, Michael is 17, and Carolyn is 16.

FRANCESCA: If that happens, you have to decide. Because I can't.

They can't kill me! I'm Francesca's long-lost son!

FRANCESCA: I want to keep it forever.

Redfield's house at night: With a cake in Francesca's hands, she visits Lucy Redfield who has never been visited before

Francesca Bori has been attending Doctors Symphony concerts since she was 5 years old, nearly 50 years ago.

Best women's match: Svetlana Kuznetsova-Francesca Schiavone, Australian Open

Francesca's Book - every 50 kills with Scythe Dante get additional exp

francesca : nick , nick . can you hear me