Honestly, I'm drawing a blank — but that's not important.
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It's just that I often find myself drawing a blank.
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Drawing a blank," Flake tweeted, adding that Kaine was a "good friend.
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"Trying to count the ways I hate Tim Kaine, drawing a blank," Mr Flake tweeted.
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I sat with her at the computer, drawing a blank, but I needn't have worried.
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It didn't matter what combination of tags I typed into the search bar, I kept drawing a blank.
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But he's not alone in drawing a blank -- no other recent President has got the better of Pyongyang.
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Thanks to the Frenchman's points, with Mexican Esteban Gutierrez so far drawing a blank, Haas are fifth in the constructors' standings.
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After drawing a blank in 2016, when Mercedes wrapped up both titles for the third year in a row, Ferrari were hurting.
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If you're drawing a blank, she recommends thinking about specific problems that have impacted those in your life, or those around you.
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I'm trying to remember when I first learned about The Touhou Project, a niche bullet hell series from Japan, and I'm drawing a blank.
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Your third card is for your rights, if you don't already know them by heart or are prone to drawing a blank under pressure.
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VW: Vanessa the consumer is drawing a blank right now because I also don't know that customers wanted a humanoid robot in their bank lobby.
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In terms of bigger stuff I'm drawing a blank, but I've been listening to groups like Standing On A Corner who make really heady and conceptual projects.
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If you're still drawing a blank after that reminder, then you may have grown up with Harry Potter, and you should check out C. S. Lewis when you can.
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If you are drawing a blank, breaking into a sweat, or visualizing a finish line but no course to get there, storytelling might be the right tool for you.
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When everyone in the room was asked to take out a purse or wallet, as an example of something that represented the economy, Carney hunted in several pockets before drawing a blank.
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He has failed to live up to that billing, drawing a blank in his first two matches in Russia, lending credence to doubts about his ability to perform on the biggest of stages.
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The Tottenham Hotspur striker had not scored at a major tournament after drawing a blank at the last European Championship, but Southgate labeled him a "top, top striker" after his man-of-the-match display.
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At this point, I was also drawing a blank on 1D, "Perform better than Trump finally cutting expense," which runs through the first letter of 9A, and which I knew began with O (the first letter of 1A, referred to above).
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Broome used to work for a blue-chip gallery in London but soon became jaded by the experience, and inspired by his own group of talented friends — artists, musicians and filmmakers — put together the first "Drawing a Blank" in 2016 in an old parking lot in London.
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Mendelsohn's subtle, investigative mind, so often able to see clearly and empathetically into the texts of a remote and long-gone civilization, and to lead his students to that shared understanding, finds himself reaching in the dark, drawing "a blank," when looking for the man who may be closer to him than any other.
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"I'm drawing a blank, and I hate when I do that, especially on television", joked Sanford.
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Trevor Ristow illustrated the comic books sections of Drawing a Blank. He is a film editor whose projects include the 2003 film Book of Love and 2004's Poster Boy. He lives in New York City.
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Drawing a Blank, or How I Tried to Solve a Mystery, End a Feud, and Land the Girl of my Dreams is a 2006 young adult novel set in the United States and Scotland, featuring a 17-year-old comic book fan as the protagonist. It was written by Daniel Ehrenhaft and illustrated by Trevor Ristow.
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Individuals that become highly anxious during tests typically perform more poorly on tests than low-test anxious persons, especially when tests are given under stressful evaluative conditions such as a post-secondary exam. The feelings of forgetfulness, or drawing a "blank" are developed because of anxiety-produced interference between relevant responses and irrelevant responses generated from the person's anxious state. The difference in performance of a high- anxious test taker compared to a low-anxious test taker is largely due to the difference in their ability to focus on the tasks required. A low-anxious test taker is able to focus greater attention on the tasks required of them while taking the test, while a high-anxious test taker is focused on their internal self, and the anxiety they are feeling.
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