For a moment of happiness, you will be ruined, and I will be ruined.
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"Their lives are going to be ruined, and they'll know their lives are going to be ruined," Trump said.
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Don't let it be ruined because of one bad man.
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It will be ruined fates and broken lives of athletes.
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I didn't want another holiday to be ruined by divisiveness.
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He could go to jail, and his future would be ruined.
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Shapiro said nobody&aposs career should be ruined over past tweets.
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How many lives have to be ruined by such enforced "correctness"?
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If men just stop being men, the world would be ruined.
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However, it is the dog's life that is really going be ruined.
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Their lives might be ruined because they danced, briefly, with the 1%.
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Your reputation will be ruined and you'll be working for someone else.
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She knew that, even if Weinstein blacklisted her, her career wouldn't be ruined.
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"People thought the girls would be ruined," said Bashar, the former village chairman.
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"It's my future, and I don't want it to be ruined," he said.
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"Maybe it needed to be ruined to get a new rebirth," he said.
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They recall being told their lives would be ruined if they spoke up.
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A bad feeling didn't mean that an entire day had to be ruined.
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Some low hanging fruit some people will be indicted, their families will be ruined.
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Though some people realized their Instagram life would be ruined, but so be it.
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If you're caught in the rain, your run won't be ruined by faulty earbuds.
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But if China wants us to be ruined, I think there's no stopping them.
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But if competitors like Waymo crack the technology first, Uber could be ruined. Regulation.
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But I don't want a uniquely Muslim-American tradition to be ruined by fear.
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"These are real human being with real lives which can be ruined," she says.
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I had also been told that my career would be ruined if I got pregnant.
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Otherwise, a whole career can be ruined easily no matter the effort over the years.
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The kind of precious object that could be ruined by a few stray Cheerios crumbs.
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"Anyone attempting to split any part of China will only be ruined," Mr. Xi said.
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It's time to think of people whose lives could be ruined because of this talk.
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Thanks to internet hacks, our summer picnics no longer have to be ruined by that forgetfulness.
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"Once that oil gets into our water, life around it will be ruined," Three Legs said.
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People have been telling me 'your career will be ruined,' and all this stuff like that.
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How many more turkeys need to be ruined before people learn how to do it right?
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If you're caught, you might be celebrated as a hero, or your life could be ruined.
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American Airlines pilots appear to be giving up their holidays so travelers' vacations won't be ruined.
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Will our lives really be ruined if we learn the title of Avengers 4 too early?
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Most importantly, this great life cannot be ruined by mean & despicable Democrats and totally uncorroborated allegations!
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Neither want to be there but both will be ruined if you try to pry them apart.
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This is utopia, for Rojas: A perfect place would inevitably be ruined if human beings lived there.
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This time, she's not going to let her time in the sun be ruined by body shamers.
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The goons' sole motive is to get those pictures back so that Wolczak's life won't be ruined.
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He didn't want the boy's life to be ruined for trying to feed himself and his family.
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Your holiday will no longer be ruined by a ridiculous cab fare after you land in Sydney, Australia.
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The caribou would be wiped out, the tundra would be ruined and their culture would cease to exist.
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I actually began to feel as though if the goal was achievable the whole thing would be ruined.
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Of all the things to be ruined by abusive men this year, cinnamon rolls were never on my list.
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"As soon as the kids come out, send them to us or they're going to be ruined," he reiterated.
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Throughout history, meatpackers, credit card companies, automakers and other businesses resisted regulations, arguing they would be ruined by them.
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They can ruin one's world — draw blood, snag knitwear — but they can also, all too easily, be ruined themselves.
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"I thought 'if I get a delay early on, this whole thing is going to be ruined,'" he said.
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People's lives and careers can be ruined, even their safety jeopardized, once they've been targeted by such a hunt.
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Rudy Giuliani isn't the least bit worried his post-9/11 rep might be ruined by representing President Trump.
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A vacation can easily be ruined by a subpar hotel or the feeling that you overpaid for a flight.
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At the same time, no one's good name and reputation should be ruined for the sake of political gain.
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The pirates are pretty gnarly, but it's unlikely many people remember this film enough to be ruined by it. 211.
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In the spirit of the holidays, though, dinner doesn't have to be ruined because you disagree with someone you love.
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The last thing it needs is for companies to be ruined by incompetent heirs or torn apart by pointless disputes.
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" Turner's father asked Judge Persky for leniency, arguing that his son's life shouldn't be ruined by "20 minutes of action.
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OVER the past few weeks, many American retailers have worried that Christmas, their most profitable selling season, will be ruined.
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A mass shooter's day will be ruined quickly if shots are returned — especially if you're in a gun free zone.
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In fact, so many mistakes, and such serious ones, that the whole project seemed to be ruined from the start.
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Both houses will be ruined, the public and the private, the material and the spiritual, for they are inseparably connected.
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But that doesn't mean your date night will be ruined — it might just look a little different than you expected.
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Will the age of the AI cloud be ruined by random angry individuals unable to otherwise channel their own mundane irritations?
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Reputations can be ruined by a nasty tweet, or even a tweet that just wasn't well phrased or was unfairly misinterpreted.
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It is hard to imagine that Mueller would allow his reputation to be ruined by putting his thumb on the scale.
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Homeowners face a whole raft of separate challenges in figuring out what to do with a house that might be ruined.
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"Write a list of everything you can think of that would be ruined" if the disordered eating resumed, Dr. Rago suggested.
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Pedicab drivers said they would be ruined by a clause in the plan barring them from operating in parts of Central Park.
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But in a game where crucial plays can be ruined by a few milliseconds of bad timing, wifi is not your friend.
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I want him to be happy at the wedding, but I know if I cave on this my day will be ruined.
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But embrace the fact that your cat eye is probably going to be ruined when you start crying after her first note.
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The political stakes are particularly high because of the danger that ordinary Italians could be ruined by a cascade of bank failures.
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Davis told CNN that the judgment was a "validation" for all the women whose lives had be ruined because of the implants.
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If I leave the house without checking those knobs, whatever I'm setting out to do will be ruined, overwhelmed by anxiety and dread.
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Her evening would be ruined, Donald's churlish mood would darken her dinner, and he would probably leave after the main course, without apology.
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Commercial bananas, however, are chopped down and shipped while they are still green, so the delicate fruit won't be ruined on the voyage.
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"That person can overnight you the card, and having another card to rely on ensures that your entire vacation won't be ruined," he said.
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Ky Person, 28, a marketing coordinator from Detroit, says she is worried her birthday plans could be ruined if the shutdown continues into February.
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CHARLIE MUNGER: Well, I don't worry much, because every era, it is a cinch that a great nation will, in due time, be ruined.
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A woman who cracks open oysters has to be somewhat brave—not an effeminate girl who's afraid that her nail polish will be ruined.
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The groom added that he and his wife were wearing cheap outfits, as they were prepared for them to be ruined during the shoot.
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Though the installation appears to be ruined, Rene did not seem to min and, in fact, embraced his work's destruction as adding to its meaning.
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And all wines, be they bubbly, red, white, or some color in between, can actually be ruined if you're not storing them the right way.
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He's seen hungry-eyed adults fighting over TVs and parents crying out in desperation that, without a particular toy, their kid's Christmas will be ruined.
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"The myth is usually that their kids are going to be ruined by the money, that money will be what ruins everyone," Ms. Moss said.
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And once that crisp meets the accompanying uchucuta — a heady blend of herbs, chili and corn — you'll be ruined for all other chips and dips.
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New Zealand's prime minister at the time, Keith Holyoake, warned his British counterpart, Harold Macmillan, that, without safeguards for its exports, New Zealand would be "ruined".
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Films can be ruined by CGI, but it means that all sorts of safety mechanisms can be used and then just taken out in the edit.
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If the mercury slides beyond the upper 70s during the day, there's a risk that the beer could be ruined by "unwelcome bacteria," the Guardian writes.
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That very notion would be ruined if all of a sudden you were strapping something onto your heads and coming up really close for the joke.
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The White House is delivering a stern warning to Republican senators: Make a wrong move and your spring could be ruined by the stain of impeachment.
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Olive branches were extended, but professional lives continued to be ruined while lukewarm op-eds asked for us to come together so we could start "healing".
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Modi has also spoken out against the practice, saying India cannot allow the lives of Muslim women to be ruined by three words said on the phone.
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It had a good run, but according to French Prime Minister Manuel Valls, the whole project is about to be ruined by—you guessed it—human migration.
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Also, Marina confusingly suggests to cutthroat Carla, whose life may be ruined by the release of the watch's information, that she is in possession of the watch.
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Modi has repeatedly spoken out against the practice, saying India cannot allow the lives of Muslim women to be ruined by three words said on the phone.
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Kelsey Grammer ain't buying what Kathy Griffin's selling -- her career won't be ruined in the wake of the President Trump beheading photo ... IF she follows his advice.
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Schools like U.C. Berkeley and Humboldt State University canceled classes and closed campus, raising concerns that research could be ruined if some buildings don't have sufficient power.
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Your life would be ruined, and I believe that when this plays out over the next year or two it&aposs not going to be about President Trump.
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But when it came time for her to leave Kenya, she says, the cooler they were stored in malfunctioned, and she was concerned that they would be ruined.
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But while pregnancy, childbirth, and a new baby will likely change the way you and your partner have sex, that doesn't mean your sex life will be ruined.
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When Everton started it, encouraging children from these streets to tend to it, some worried that it would be ruined, vandalized, maybe even in its first few days.
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Harry fears the family will be ruined if it's stretched to include the Wolinskis, but Eleanor has begun to feel pangs of sympathy for these so-called usurpers.
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Typically, the insurance covers personal property, temporary living expenses, and personal liability — including if you're ever robbed, or if flooding or fire causes your stuff to be ruined.
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It would be painful, but the economy could move beyond industries like carmaking, which would be ruined by the 10% tariffs that the EU would impose on British exports.
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The fear is that the experience of seeing it for the first time will be ruined – or, at least, the experience won't be as good as it could be.
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But some people seem much more concerned about a much rarer phenomenon: false rape accusations, and the remote possibility that a young man's life could be ruined by them.
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Hollywood star Kristin Chenoweth thinks Joe Mixon has done enough to earn a second chance at life ... saying his NFL future shouldn't be ruined because of his 2014 assault.
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She threatened him, promising that his "life would be ruined" and that his whole family would turn their backs on him if he didn't end his relationship with Natasha.
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These instructions include advice on not wearing a nice suit lest it be ruined during an attack by a "hysterical" opponent, and no ties due to the choking hazard.
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Snodsmith said that when she first felt the Champagne hit her face, she was worried that her hair and makeup would be ruined for the rest of the shoot.
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He Believes False Accusations Are More Common Than They Are Trump's main concern is with false accusations and the lives of alleged abuser that stand to be ruined by them.
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For people who cosplay—or assume the identity of their favorite fantasy character—hair becomes even more insistent and important; without the right wig, a cosplay outfit can be ruined.
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He was publicly humiliated at that hearing and his reputation for care and competence — his big selling point to Mesa Verde — will be ruined until he can clear his name.
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At the same time, even Star Wars: The Last Jedi is being attacked by trolls with political agendas, because there's nothing so minor that it can't be ruined by 2018.
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"We will not allow the security of our city to be ruined, or us and our people be cursed at, on pretext of the tearing of a photo," he wrote.
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She worried her career would be ruined if she came forward She woke up the next morning with her pajamas halfway off and didn't know where she was, she testified.
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Dickinson was the latest woman to testify she was given a blue pill that incapacitated her, and she said she worried her career would be ruined if she spoke out.
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Frankie Edgar says Brian Ortega pissed off the wrong people by turning down a replacement fight at UFC 226 ... and now his chances at another title fight could be ruined.
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Tech as a movement is above the fray, a miraculous force for change that can only be ruined by politicians and journalists who are jealous or just don't get it.
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Both the showrunners and Disney CEO Bob Iger believed that The Mandalorian's biggest surprise would be ruined by the long lead times and inevitable leaks inherent in the figurine businesses.
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When you shoot objects you want to be frozen in the air, and they're hanging from fishing line, they have to be absolutely motionless or the effect can be ruined.
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Oliver breaks down how America's "outrage machine" can be used for good, and how badly people's lives can be ruined when context and consequences are not considered before shaming begins.
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All it takes is one unhinged lunatic believing he or she now has permission from a congresswoman to attack people who support Mr. Trump for lives to be ruined or taken.
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And I understand that, because they've sometimes put thousands of dollars into their costumes, and if we put one of those on and dance all day, it could potentially be ruined.
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Of course, great gameplay can easily be ruined by an obnoxious free-to-play implementation, but, at least from what I've played over the past two days, Stars thankfully avoids this.
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If not, many more careers likely will be ruined, more elections rigged and more members of the public will walk away without trying to do their part to improve our nation.
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They may instill the fear of being singled out or targeted, the fear of being ridiculed by co-workers or the fear that your career will be ruined, write the authors.
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One impulsive decision provokes another, until it looks like the economic future of two countries is going to be ruined by one woman's inability to look at an Amazon wish list.
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"Frankly, the success rate in challenging them is not very high, and if the financial analyst ultimately prevails, their career can be ruined by the gap in their résumé," he said.
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"The impression is given that the ground is simply being prepared for this document (New START) also to be ruined as a result," Lavrov told reporters at a news conference in Milan.
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" Trump said in a Twitter post that Kavanaugh had been subjected to "harsh and unfair treatment" and said "this great life cannot be ruined by mean & despicable Democrats and totally uncorroborated allegations.
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The Spy (Season 22, Chapter 22) An underrated episode of Stranger Things, "The Spy" is actually pretty great and sets up a good mystery (only to be ruined by the episode after).
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Minecraft's millions of players fretted that the game was destined to be ruined under its new corporate parent, or that Microsoft would restrict the game to its own Xbox and Windows platforms.
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Both can be helpful to reduce anxiety by reducing "catastrophic thinking," such as the notion that the day will definitely be ruined if you're only running on, say, six hours of sleep.
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The more films and TV shows I spoil for myself, the more I am convinced that truly interesting stories can't be ruined — the plot thickens with the viewing like a rich sauce.
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The enjoyment of watching her is tinged with the same anxiety you feel while watching an Olympic gymnast execute a challenging routine that could be ruined by a less-than-perfect landing.
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He's been playing since he was 11, but he knows that the toll he's taking on his head and his brain might mean that his life could be ruined years down the line.
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"It's always worth asking for larger airfare credits, later expiration dates, or even more food vouchers...by all means haggle hard if your flight plans are going to be ruined," according to Money.
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"School is a place where we are supposed to be safe, and that will forever be ruined," Melissa Santillan, a 15-year-old sophomore at Saugus, told Insider via Instagram messenger on Thursday.
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In a world of adaptations that are roundly thought to be ruined when they veer too far away from the source material, Thorne's own adaptations seem to falter when they are too faithful.
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" He reflects that in the current climate there seemed to be "a tacit agreement that it was better that a few innocent men should be ruined than a single guilty one go free.
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Astronomers at the yet-to-open Large Synoptic Survey Telescope (LSST) ran simulations which suggested the vast majority of images taken by the telescope could be ruined by bright private satellites passing by.
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There's so much charm put into every small aspect of the game, and it would be ruined if you constantly found yourself stuck trying to figure out how to get past a particular puzzle.
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We can certainly agree that having a celebrity chef buy you a slice would be downright exhilarating, but it might be ruined if you weren't allowed to order the kind of pizza you like.
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The opposition to reform was also aided by some clear and highly sympathetic victims, individuals dealing with medical conditions whose lives would be ruined if they lost Obamacare health care coverage they relied on.
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"David Bowie was one of the single most important musicians of the 20th and 21st century, it would be a sacrilege to let it be ruined by Kanye West," he wrote on the petition page.
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Although your shoes are super important while riding an ATV, I'd say that a normal pair of water shoes, or any pair of sneakers you don't want to be ruined, would be a bad choice.
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"It's almost the cost of doing business for Grindr that there are going to be some people whose lives are going to be ruined by the product," Carrie Goldberg, one of Herrick's attorneys, told BuzzFeed News.
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Wolkoff told CNN in 2013 that he decided to paint over the walls because the building would take several months to tear down and he didn't want the artists' work to be ruined in the process.
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I particularly like this plastic David Chandler Company The Night Sky (Small) star wheel, which is compact enough to keep tucked in the glove compartment of a car and won't be ruined by spills or wet grass.
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I was going through a relationship where me and this guy, we got along great, but we were afraid to move forward because we didn't want our friendship to be ruined and we knew it would be toxic.
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Even if the finding was well grounded, he argued, the wise clinician should still act as if were false—"for you will never identify that one in twenty, and in the attempt, five in twenty will be ruined".
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So when the bank manager Desmond Rane (Aidan McArdle) informs Frank that he's about to be ruined, Frank devises a plan to fix his money problems while exacting revenge on those making him miserable: He kidnaps Desmond's family.
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How many more high school graduations must be ruined by school officials who, by misunderstanding or intentional act, deny their pupils their constitutional rights to freedom of expression from the schoolhouse gates all the way through the graduation ceremony?
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They're also looking for grapes that are less likely to be ruined by smoke, and to sort out what to do with grapes that have been exposed to fire, leading to what those in the industry call smoke taint.
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As Axios reported yesterday, Trump wasn't thrilled about the tax framework introduced by the "Big Six" and his tax plan could be ruined if he handles this reform with the same fickleness he showed on ACA repeal-and-replace efforts.
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"Co-signing is essentially identical to taking on the loan itself; if it's not paid, your credit will be ruined and you can get hammered by debt collectors," said Rohit Chopra, a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress.
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But it's too easy to blame our lack of adherence to writing habits on technology alone — I think always of the 1815 principal who saw his students writing on paper instead of slates and thought their penmanship would be ruined.
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While he did not mention impeachment in the letter sent Tuesday night, it could be interpreted as a warning shot that substantive agreements even in areas of mutual interest could be ruined by continuing conflict over subpoenas and tax returns.
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The story is robust enough that readers needn't accept Pamela's belief that she'll be "ruined" if she has sex (consensual or otherwise) in order to sympathize with her situation; it's enough that she doesn't want sex on the terms offered.
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Pozner and De La Rosa's story is an excellent (and incredibly disturbing) example of how lives can be ruined when a massive online platform takes no responsibility in moderating information, and prioritizes growth over the well-being of the communities it's meant to serve.
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Airlines tend to have a bit of leeway when flights are overbooked—if for no other reason than because they don't want to turn off customers in the long run—so by all means haggle hard if your flight plans are going to be ruined.
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No matter what I do, I just know my entire commute home will be ruined by the mere thought of the woman who occasionally stands inside the subway station, doling out delicious, gooey-on-the-inside, crunchy-on-the-outside churros to hungry passersby.
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I kept thinking of all the reasons why I had kept things, like that feeling that I might need something so desperately my life would be ruined without it, or the fear that I would accidentally throw something away and with it would go a precious memory.
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"When a step has been taken towards a solution, when agreement has been reached on a package, the whole structure should not be allowed to be ruined just because of the ... caprice of one EU member country," Volkan Bozkir, minister for EU affairs, said in an NTV interview.
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"When I worked in the prosecutor's office, we dealt with expungements all the time of folks who got involved in some stuff when they were in high school, got in trouble, your whole life shouldn't be ruined because of some decisions that you made when you were younger," he said.
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A good rib can be ruined by a gelatinous puck of macaroni salad or watery slaw slithering up next to it on your plate, like the ghoulish neighbor you begrudgingly invited to this party and may need to call in an AMBER Alert on before the cocktail hour is through.
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Lena Dunham directed her boyfriend Jack Antonoff's (fake) wedding in the new Bleachers video for "Don't Take the Money," which features the band's frontman gearing up for a wedding — officiated by Search Party and Arrested Development star Alia Shawkat — only for it to be ruined by his bride-to-be's ex.
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India's prime minister Narendra Modi first spoke out against the practice in 2016, arguing that India cannot allow the lives of Muslim women to be ruined by three words over the phone, and the issue has been linked to BJP's electoral success in a crucial local election in Uttar Pradesh.
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"Wow, he easily could have rung him up there!" one of the announcers yelled, which in turn called forth in me an increasingly familiar neurosis: If Arrieta's next pitch was roped out into center field for a base hit, the no-hitter-that-should-have-been-a-no-hitter would be ruined.
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A three-judge panel of the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit will hear oral argument on Monday in Banner Health System's challenge to a NLRB decision, in which the board held that employers that want to keep ongoing investigations secret must prove that the probes would be ruined if revealed.
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The message to conservative women who work for or with conservative men is that they should remain silent if they are sexually harassed or assaulted because their own party leaders will not support them, they will be attacked and labeled "liars" by unscrupulous right wing media, and their lives and livelihoods will be ruined.
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But it would be ruined by shithead ballhawks trampling children, and by fans suing each other over who Truly Had The Ball First And Therefore Is Entitled to The Reward, and by MLB owners and administrators griping that an official game ball is its own reward (which is true but it's even better when you get a $20 bill to go with it).
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Among the requests for conflict mitigation she has received since: rabbis and pastors whose congregations are at each other's throats; Fortune 500 companies where productivity is down because employees bicker over politics; and a mother in New England who feared her family's holiday would be ruined because her two daughters who were returning from college had not spoken to each other since the 2016 election.
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Read more:Students at the Santa Clarita school where 2 people were killed and 3 were injured in a shooting say their sense of safety &aposwill forever be ruined&aposOff-duty officers were the first responders to the California high school shooting — because they were dropping off their own family members for school2 students are dead and 3 are injured after a high-school shooting in Santa Clarita, California.
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If you're well read, you know the formula; canny contemporary readers go into a domestic noir novel believing it far more likely that the heroine's charming and handsome new boyfriend is late for their dinner date because he's secretly a sociopathic killer — one who suspected his appetite would be ruined by the thought of all those exes he hadn't yet garroted with piano wire — than because his taxi was stuck in heavy traffic.
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"Well, that God-awful virus (that I'm still barely recovered from) followed us all the way to FL, and took out the husband, but our mini-birthday-beach trip for my oldest can't be ruined, when you have these 2 smiling faces looking back at you😬," she captioned the seaside snap, which showed Ivey and Maddie dressed in matching blue-and-white floral swimsuits and Spears, 28, in a two-piece with a leopard-print bottom.
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