Now, you can be on the go like a local.
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And we'll be on the go from dawn to dusk.
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I never sit at a desk at work; I always have to be on the go.
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One of the biggest experiences that tiny houses offer millennials is the ability to be on the go.
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I think a lot of citizens very much appreciate it that now you can be on the go and [search].
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The commuting routines are only accessible from your phone, as you're likely to be on the go when using them.
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But those Game Boy carts, designed to be on the go and used by lil' idiots, they are resilient creatures.
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For times when I'm sore but must be on the go without an electrical outlet, I use my Bed Buddy.
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He pours mine into my new, reusable stainless steel Hydroflask travel mug because he knows I'll be on the go today.
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We got lost in this idea that the only way to be productive is to be on the go-go-go mode.
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As a successful restaurant manager, he needs to be on the go, on his feet and a people person all day and all night.
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I'd wake up early and be on the go, documenting my surroundings, interviewing people and thinking about stories until I collapsed into a pile of deep sleep at around midnight.
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While the new restaurant's menu will include items similar to those found at the famous pancake chain, there will be on-the-go twists like pancake bowls and a DIY pancake bar.
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Recall is probably most useful for someone with more than one computer and more than one email address, as well as a job that requires them to be on the go a lot.
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In recent years, Mini has hyped up its brand not as a car company, but as a type of lifestyle for those who want to be on the go, speeding off to the next adventure.
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In 2017, I bought an XPS 15 because it looked like the perfect Windows alternative to the MacBook Pro, with enough performance, battery life, ports, and occasional gaming chops to be whatever I needed it to be on the go.
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He loves to set his alarms off every night And yank on his tubes to give us a fright Now he is one he smiles and he laughs He grabs and he cries and he bites his giraffe He sits and he stands and even rolls over He screams and he bangs until mommy comes over He may still have quite a long way to go And the whole way we know we'll be kept on our toes He will never be ordinary this we all know And before we all know it he'll be on the go I have no doubt he will continue to amaze We will ooo we will ahhh at all of his ways As he shows us what it truly means to overcome This life he fought for he surely has won So I say happy birthday to my un ordinary boy Who has given us worry overcome by joy What a miracle he is to be here in this world He has made this "just mom" an un ordinary girl
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Some scholars have identified components of the legend of the Eternal Jew in Teutonic legends of the Eternal Hunter, some features of which are derived from Odin mythology. "In some areas the farmers arranged the rows in their fields in such a way that on Sundays the Eternal Jew might find a resting place. Elsewhere they assumed that he could rest only upon a plough or that he had to be on the go all year and was allowed a respite only on Christmas." Most likely drawing on centuries of unwritten folklore, legendry, and oral tradition brought to the West as a product of the Crusades, a Latin chronicle from Bologna, Ignoti Monachi Cisterciensis S. Mariae de Ferraria Chronica et Ryccardi de Sancto Germano Chronica priora, contains the first written articulation of the Wandering Jew. In the entry for the year 1223, the chronicle describes the report of a group of pilgrims who meet "a certain Jew in Armenia" (quendam Iudaeum) who scolded Jesus on his way to be crucified and is therefore doomed to live until the Second Coming. Every hundred years the Jew returns to the age of 30.
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