But we are going to do a number on that one.
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No, hear me out: headphone bands can really do a number on my hair.
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These are just some of the losers that tried to do a number on your President.
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The availability of free porn really did do a number on traditional subscription-based porn companies.
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Food-safe, long-lasting, and incredibly durable, composite cutting boards, unfortunately, do a number on your knives.
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Dear Readers: Winter's dry air, low humidity and freezing temperatures can do a number on the skin.
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Back when I was a ballet dancer, wearing pointe shoes all day would do a number on my feet.
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Don't get it twisted, though: Those awesome visuals won't do a number on your eyes, even with extended viewing.
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If you've ever been in a wedding, you know it can really do a number on your bank account.
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You may already know that high heels, as great as they are, can do a number on your back.
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Few laws have been ripped up, as yet, despite Donald Trump's early pledge to "do a number" on Dodd-Frank.
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"When you come into someone's backyard, you need to really do a number on them or knock them out," he said.
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Polly is going to introduce her to someone from "the farm" that will do a number on the Cooper family again. 7.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - President Trump wants to "do a number" on post-crisis financial reforms, but overturning them will be tough.
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To have some punk kid do a number on you right before the biggest game of the year didn't sit too well.
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That change of seasons will really do a number on a person, and Andrew Zhou is here to remind us of that.
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Hot tools can do a number on your hair — and that's true no matter your texture, affinity for trying new colors, or the season.
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It's just the latest twist in a decades-old variant of malware that isn't a virus but could still do a number on your laptop.
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But there are a few hard facts you may not know about tap water and how it can do a number on your hair and skin.
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The elements can do a number on healthy hair, no matter your type or texture, while chlorine can dry hair out, fade color, and cause breakage.
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It's no secret that a diet heavy in fast food can do a number on your body; from your brain to your heart to your waistline.
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Trump has vowed to "do a number" on financial industry rules instituted under President Barack Obama, and replacing Cordray or Curry would be an important first step.
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Despite the promise to "do a number" on the Dodd-Frank Act that strengthened financial regulation, the administration has only suggested relatively limited changes in the act.
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CreditCreditFred R. Conrad/The New York Times If you're not prepared for it, an old photograph of the Twin Towers can do a number on your heart.
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President Donald Trump, who had promised on the campaign trail to "do a number on Dodd-Frank", was effusive when the House endorsed the Choice Act last year.
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Road trips can be enjoyable and relatively inexpensive compared with air travel, but they can do a number on the car, truck, or SUV logging all those miles.
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"Ted's smart, but I think that Hillary Clinton would do a number on him," Graham said in another interview on Friday, with Fox News radio host Brian Kilmeade.
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He explained that while the production of whiskey is a fairly straightforward—if lengthy—process, rye is a stickier, rougher grain that can do a number on distillery machinery.
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And while we're all for the decadent glitter looks that are sure to get the job done, the truth is, gathering the goods can do a number on your wallet.
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" Still, the President praised Whitaker as "very highly thought of" and said that Whitaker is only taking heat because "anybody that works for me, they do a number on him.
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Overall, though, this should serve as a sobering reminder that alcohol is bad for your body and can do a number on your physical health both in the short and long term.
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"He was very, very highly thought of, and still is highly thought of, but this only comes up because anybody that works for me, they do a number on them," Trump said.
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But constant washing and exposing hands to drying alcohol-based formulas can do a number on your skin, resulting in excessive dryness — and, in some cases, even sore, cracked, and weeping skin.
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The temperature on that part of the Moon can swing hundreds of degrees centigrade between the night and day cycles, and that can do a number on the aluminum, titanium, and plastic components of the LRV.
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The president has promised to "do a number" on the post-financial crisis reforms known as the Dodd-Frank Act that were designed to, among other things, curtail risky behavior among banks and protect consumers from unscrupulous practices by lenders.
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An abundance of beige foods–rather than a ton of fruits and vegetables plus oils, nuts and healthy proteins–coupled with processed foods, artificial sweeteners, too much caffeine and too much alcohol can apparently do a number on your system.
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When You're a Game of Thrones Extra Only Being Shot from the Waist Up Sure, shooting in the Moroccan desert gets sweaty, but those long days spent on your feet can also really do a number on your plantar fasciitis.
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In a tweet, the president asserted that Broward County election officials were late with their vote counts in 2016 and were "probably getting ready to do a 'number'" on him to thwart his bid to capture Florida's 85033 Electoral College votes.
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From vintage-y tins of Badger Balm to drugstore staples like Aquaphor, we're talking about the products that people who do a number on their hands have long relied on to help soothe and heal chaps, cracks, and general wear.
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Naming several of the bureau's now-departed top officials, including Mr. Comey and his deputy, Andrew G. McCabe, Mr. Trump said the F.B.I. had "tried to do a number on your President," accusing the "losers" of essentially fabricating a case.
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There's evidence that long-term exposure to high levels of some of the toxins Parisa found in snow can do a number on your health—Benzene, present in gasoline and cigarette smoke—can mess with your cell function, damage the immune system, and cause leukemia.
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It took me a few hard lessons in dehydration, including one very public collapse on stage in Europe, to fully understand how lots of caffeine, hours of air travel, plus intense workouts could add up to do a number on the hydration of the body.
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We are the pressers of our own brakes, the authors of our own fates, or any other metaphor that will help fully drive home the message that we could really do a number on the patriarchal structures that engulf our culture if we'd stop being the primary supporters of those walls.
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