Once they go — and go quickly they will — that's it.
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At least social media trends come and go quickly anyway.
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"I think the process is going to go quickly," he said.
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"We do not expect this to go quickly," de Blasio said.
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It can all go quickly — let's see which road they choose.
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I really believe, David, that it will go quickly and fast.
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He cautioned that no one should expect that process to go quickly.
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I've learned to go quickly from seeing problems to seeing their solutions.
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THE COMMUTE I go quickly back home, and I leave by 12.
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None of the bosses are in today, so it should go quickly.
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"Now with that being said, I'd like it go go quickly," he continued.
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"This is why this investigation has to go quickly," a visibly annoyed Rep.
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"We need to go quickly by signing sales very quickly," a CCC source added.
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And hurry, because these burgers are in a limited run and will go quickly.
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Louisville held the lead throughout the second half, but Grand Canyon didn't go quickly.
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Hopefully this is just a minor thing and he'll be ready to go quickly.
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He must go, he must go quickly, he must go as quietly as possible.
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Smart for Trump's team to go quickly The arguments lasted just about two hours.
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My sense is they've ironed out the budget resolution problems, and that should go quickly.
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You can also occasionally find the original products on resale sites, though they go quickly.
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If the answer is "Yes," follow up as soon as you can, as apartments go quickly.
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"You really have to keep on top of it and the deals go quickly," Ross said.
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Oh, and don't wait too long — the site's Black Friday sales are known to go quickly.
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"I think the process is going to go quickly," Trump said Saturday aboard Air Force One.
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The Obama administration spent years arguing that Assad had to go, and had to go quickly.
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" Trump joked that the process would go quickly since "Ricardo is going to guarantee us two Republican senators.
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No one wants to die prematurely, but when it's their time, most people want to go quickly and painlessly.
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"Here in San Diego, when a unit is marketed, it's usually available, and it'll go quickly," Mr. Pullman said.
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You need to be quick to capitalise on the best deals around Black Friday, because they inevitably go quickly.
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I'd like to see them be able to work it out so it could go quickly, whatever they work out.
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But those are the elites; they use their bodies hard, and their speed, when it goes, tends to go quickly.
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So, I don't want to go quickly and just make a statement for the sake of making a political statement.
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But startups, around three quarters of which fail, come and go quickly, meaning landlords can hike prices again and again.
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Although Trump initially announced plans for a speedy pullout, he has since said it does not need to go quickly.
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If any dogs haven't been adopted by the time the Puppy Bowl airs, come kickoff they're likely to go quickly.
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We're told there are already offers on Kylie's old pad, and it should go quickly for just under $3 mi.
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So far, it's not sold out, though it might go quickly if it's anything like the NES Classic and SNES Classic.
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" He added: "I don't want to go quickly and just make a statement for the sake of making a political statement.
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"I think the process is going to go quickly," he said, adding that the candidates under consideration were mostly well known.
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While $350,000 might sound like a lot of money, it'll go quickly when you're raising a family in an expensive city.
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"They'll come and go quickly, which is just as well," Ms. Monkman said, "because there is still so much to do."
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If that sounds like you have plenty of time, remember: the space will go quickly, and early buyers will receive special offers.
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We have our system down pat, and my constant tidying and sweeping up dog hair throughout the week makes it go quickly!
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One kid, for example, might be quick to respond but draws out "juuump," while another hesitates but says "go" quickly and loudly.
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Space is limited and seats will go quickly, so apply to the TC Hackathon at Disrupt Berlin 2019 on 11-12 December.
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Robin Williams' former crib along the San Francisco Bay is up for grabs ... and the view alone might make it go quickly.
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Recipe of the day: If you make herbed rice with tahdig, expect the crisp crust to go quickly — it's the best part.
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They may be pretty awful, but at least they get you where you need to go quickly—or, uh, they're supposed to.
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She wanted us to understand that, if she had little hope of recovery, she'd rather go quickly than fall apart slowly and painfully.
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If protesters are blocking a section of downtown streets, which routes can ambulances use to get where they need to go quickly and safely?
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Having failed the biggest test of his career -- the referendum on Britain's EU membership -- he had no option but to go quickly and quietly.
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Sure, often, you may want to go quickly and get from point A to point B in the most convenient way you know how.
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If there was a lot of blood you ask someone to go quickly to the basement to get you a new set of scrubs.
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The dramatic beats come and go quickly, with gasps and laughs piling on top of each other at the speed of a spinning skater.
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This Greek goddess dip (above) from Melissa Clark will go quickly (you might even catch a guest or two eating it with a spoon).
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"We are conscious that this should, and must, go quickly," Federal Cartel Office President Andreas Mundt said on Monday in a news conference, according to Reuters.
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I'm happy and pleased that it's continued to perform well because you hear about a lot of acquisitions that come in and go quickly to zero.
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"There's a perception with U.S. stocks that they can go quickly from flawless to hopeless, and since May 1 it's been more hopeless for stocks," she said.
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The best fares are sure to go quickly, so if you want to visit Europe on the cheap this fall or winter, book as soon as possible.
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The Affordable Care Act has to go and it has to go quickly, Donald Trump economic advisor and CKE Restaurants CEO Andrew Puzder told CNBC on Wednesday.
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And hopefully, this can go quickly, because we have to show unity if we're going to do great things with respect to the rest of the world.
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Smart people are unwilling to be bogged down unnecessarily by others' mistakes, so they let them go quickly and are assertive in protecting themselves from future harm.
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With Drafts I'm able to quickly dump whatever is in my brain onto a document and send it to where it needs to go quickly without distractions.
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And for a cool $48 — when the estimated value is well over $400 — it's bound to go quickly, so snap yours up fast at Sephora while you can.
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Emotionally intelligent people are unwilling to be bogged down unnecessarily by others' mistakes, so they let them go quickly and are assertive in protecting themselves from future harm.
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Titans of Mavericks said it was hopeful that this year's event could still be saved if the bankruptcy process and a sale of its business operations go quickly.
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The reconciliation can go quickly, or it can go slowly if the numbers don't align or if the process is happening in a large jurisdiction with many voters.
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"Our plan will get you where you need to go quickly, more reliably, more affordably, and yes, for the first time in a long time, on time," he said.
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Or go all out with a weekend project and make tamales, which may seem labor intensive, but they go quickly if you're making them with a friend or two.
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I think once we start it'll go quickly, hopefully, but we're both very focused on our work, so the little time we have together, we just want to be together.
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I think once we start it'll go quickly hopefully, but we're both very focused on our work, so the little time we have together, we just want to be together.
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They go quickly—less than a minute for each 8-count—and with everyone already on their toes, it's nearly impossible for all but those in front to see clearly.
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If you're really obviously seriously ill, then you gotta go quickly there but if you just have aches, pains and a fever stay where you are but contact your physician.
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Because alcohol depresses brain function, drinking at night means you're more likely to go quickly into a deeper sleep stage, which Smith says confuses people into thinking substances help with sleep.
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I print out the form they've emailed me (it's a lot of pages!!) and fill out everything I can without the lawyers help so the phone call will go quickly tomorrow.
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Dr. Husel offered to give Mr. Allen comfort medication and said he would "go quickly" after the family agreed to remove him from a ventilator, Mr. Allen's daughter, Lisa Coleman, said.
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In South Florida, storms can come and go quickly, so I picked a spot near my apartment in Miami Beach that had an open view of downtown Miami and Biscayne Bay.
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For months, conflict within the Democratic primary had lurched forward haphazardly, with hits on Joe Biden falling flat and lines of attack among other candidates seeming to come and go quickly.
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"We are conscious that this should, and must, go quickly," cartel office President Andreas Mundt told a news conference on Monday, adding that he hoped to take "first steps" this year.
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As you can imagine, this takes practice; if you want to try hypno-birthing techniques, you have to take classes to train your mind to go quickly into a deep relaxation state.
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Puig did not go quickly in the final game, though, saving three match points before Keys hit a big forehand return on a fourth match point to force an error from Puig.
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Emison and others say $125 million will go quickly, estimating that victims will get 5 to 10 cents on the dollar of what they would have received from a financially strong company.
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But because the masks go quickly, the real breakthrough needed is helping the American government secure a replenishing supply — especially because the need from hospital workers is not going away anytime soon.
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I imagine the novelty will fade as more people get the Apple Card, but in the meantime, I find myself opting for other cards if I want a transaction to go quickly.
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Coach Todd Bowles did not expect the success to go quickly to Darnold's head, after his poise and stoicism were lauded after he threw an interception on his first play in Week 21.
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No more eggs in the house, but I remember that they put out bananas and peanut butter in the kitchen, and they go quickly, so I get changed and head out the door.
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These adorable new patterned sneakers are limited edition, meaning once they're gone, they're gone for good — and it's likely they'll go quickly, considering Allbirds first-ever flats style sold out almost instantly after launching.
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If he doesn't have that shot right away he's gotta either move it or go quickly into a dribble hand-off or attack the defender, which he's shown the ability to do as well.
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"When tornadoes strike, and Lord help us, when you have an intruder on campus, to know that you have somewhere to go quickly for the safety of your students, it's very relaxing," Shaw said.
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It's a problem familiar to rock groups, which can go quickly from being local heroes to global brands, and from being responsible only for themselves to having hundreds of people rely on them for income.
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But at the same time, if you have a car that is stable in the classic sense — there is a bit of an understeer and everything — it's not the way to go quickly around Monaco.
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If you want to see this miracle, go quickly before the construction along 10th Avenue obliterates it forever and the High Line continues to transform into a mere ribbon separating walls of glass and steel.
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The limestone boulders were coated in a clear, anti-graffiti protective layer before they were put in place, so the cleanup is expected to go quickly, without any need to repaint the sculptures, Ms. Horn said.
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ROME, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Italy's ruling League party said on Friday it will present a no confidence motion in the Senate to bring down the government and it hopes the country will go quickly to snap elections.
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"We're now in a process orchestrated by the president, in which we first need to look at what the possibilities are but no one can expect it to go quickly," Mr. Gabriel told the public broadcaster ZDF.
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Symphony's proximity to the city gave us the flexibility to go quickly back and forth between the two, and we recovered from the jet lag that was starting to set in with a nap in our stateroom.
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Considering it was only an hour, and was perhaps Mr. Molinaro's best chance to make a dent in the governor's substantial lead in the polls, it wasn't surprising that he wanted to go quickly on the attack.
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As the year winds down, we're looking forward to a new start in 2018, but there are other reasons to hope these next few months go quickly, and Lupita Nyong'o just tweeted something that makes the wait even more difficult.
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" Then, in a moment that contrasted wildly with the Trump that Americans came to know on the campaign trail, the President said he didn't "want to go quickly and just make a statement for the sake of making a political statement.
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"Negotiations have to go quickly in the common interest," Jean-Marc Ayrault said on his way to a meeting in Berlin of foreign ministers from the six founding members of the EU - Germany, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg.
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During the lunch, Mr. McConnell told members that he believed House Democrats wanted to move expeditiously, possibly approving articles of impeachment by Thanksgiving, and said he also hoped it would go quickly, wrapping up a trial in the Senate by Christmas.
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LONDON, Dec 13 (Reuters) - Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said on Friday he did not want to go quickly after Labour suffered its worst election result since 1935 and that he was prepared to remain leader until the party chooses a successor next year.
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"We're now in a process orchestrated by the president, in which we first need to look at what the possibilities are but no one can expect it to go quickly," he said, adding that it was up to the conservatives to show what they wanted.
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In the letter published Tuesday, Trump said he thought a NAFTA deal would lead to more jobs and higher wages on both sides of the border, "but only if it can go quickly, because otherwise I must go a much different route," he wrote.
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"We could see a quick ramp up (in IPOs) because there are so many in a good position to go quickly once market conditions improve," said A.J. Ericksen, a partner with law firm Baker Botts who focuses on mergers and acquisitions and capital markets.
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It is increasingly rare for documentaries to be released in theaters at all, no matter how good they might be; when they are shown they often come and go quickly, playing for a few nights in places never far from brownstone Brooklyn or Harvard Square.
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If you want to scoop up a pair for summer, we recommend doing so quickly because the sleek Vanessa Hoop earrings she wore in May sold out soon after she was spotted in them — and we have no doubt her Fiji Drop earrings will go quickly, too.
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And with regular-priced seats running upwards of $199 per seat per play, they won't be cheap either (For every performance, 300 tickets priced at $40 or less per part are available — with 150 of those priced at $20 per part, but those will go quickly).
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He said investigators realized early on he had nothing to do with it, but instead of letting him go, quickly turned their attention to his NGO -- Chinese Urgent Action Working Group -- pressing him to give up information about his colleagues and other activists his group worked with.
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Trump announced last month that he planned to speedily withdraw U.S. troops from Syria, but has since said it does not need to go quickly as he tries to ensure safety of Kurdish allies in northern Syria who are at risk of attack from neighboring Turkey.
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"I believe a successful renegotiation of [NAFTA] will lead to even more jobs and higher wages for hard-working American and Mexican workers—but only if it can go quickly, because otherwise I must go a much different route," Trump said in a letter to Mexican President-elect Andrés Manuel López Obrador.
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Matthew Conley, a 27-year-old white college graduate from Eagle Bay, in the Adirondacks, was doing time for stealing golf carts from Mohawk Valley Country Club, in Little Falls, N.Y. While hearings usually go quickly and focus on criminal and prison disciplinary history, W. William Smith, a commissioner who is also white, spent time reminiscing with Mr. Conley about summers spent white-water rafting in the Adirondacks.
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