You've had long enough to hem and haw about this.
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There is recent precedent for this hem and haw towards Tehran.
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And they will only grow if Biden continues to hem and haw.
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A writer can hem-and-haw, but a good cartoonist cannot do nuance.
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They will hem and haw around and think up other reasons to apply for asylum.
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"People hem and haw and they say, 'I should suck this up,'" Ms. Bonior said.
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No longer will the president's media representative hem and haw while being attacked by leftist reporters.
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Now you can hem and haw over the last few percentages, but to me, that's bascially bezel-less.
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"I've asked people over Gchat if they want to talk on the phone, and they hem and haw," she said.
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" Usually I'll hem and haw, but eventually I'll land on the famous David Carr quote about journalism: "It beats working.
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UBI is apparently too out-there for Bernie Sanders, who tends to hem and haw when asked whether he supports it.
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Winners take bold actions, dominate others and impose their will on the world; losers hem and haw, dither and consult, exercise restraint.
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You might find you have a knack for them, but every time they come around I hem and haw my way through.
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ET. If you hem and haw all day listening to "hot tips" and changing your mind, you'll go against your gut and could regret it.
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Avoiding the truth through wordsmithing – the false narrative of the lone-wolf – is contemptible as more innocent officers perish while our politicians hem and haw.
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But this characterization elides a dozen or more major blemishes in order to make the case, in order to hem and haw over the calculus.
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The idea that the album might kick-start a comeback for Mr. Perry is one that its maker inevitably has to hem and haw about.
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The pundit class can hem and haw all it wants about how earth-shattering it is that Trump's accomplished so little in his first 100 days.
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On their farms, when something needs to get done, our dairy farmers don't hem and haw, they don't drag their feet and they don't play politics.
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It has decent voice recognition and you can even hitch a bit and hem and haw, and the voice recognition waits and catches up with your command.
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Trump can hem and haw before disavowing David Duke, but the issue of white supremacy has run aground before in Pennsylvania (on a much, much larger scale, at Gettysburg).
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Maybe you're wondering if the league won't hem and haw and then kick the can down the road like they do for any rule change that doesn't involve Sean Avery.
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The actors, who met on the set of Fantastic Four, got engaged in January, and while some brides may hem and haw over their wedding dress, that isn't the case with Mara.
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He left Hornacek — a temperate but nonsense-averse man already struggling to navigate the space between an increasingly vulnerable Jackson and his sulking stars, Rose and Carmelo Anthony — to hem and haw.
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Using a technique called verbatim theater (similar to that used by Clio Barnard in her 2011 film, "The Arbor"), Ms. Blythe reproduces exact phrases, cadences and speech patterns, including every hem and haw.
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"Too many people have to hem and haw around it because of their political affiliations and how they get elected," said Phil Stang, the mayor of Kimmswick, Mo., who lives near the Mississippi.
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If you hesitate, if you hem and haw, if you fail to shake every outstretched hand, you could find yourself like Jonathan Penner in Survivor: Philippines – eliminated in 7th place because he wouldn't make a deal.
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McConnell knocked House Democrats for waffling about when to send the articles to the Senate, calling it a "very unusual spectacle" and accused Pelosi of trying to "hem and haw" about the fate of the articles.
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In a series of now-deleted tweets, Musk tried to hem and haw his way around it even though back in 2017, he shared a photo of a mug with the original unicorn drawing on it. Whoops!
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As Clinton suffered through a difficult few months on the campaign trail, it was irritating to see Biden — who was also mourning the loss of his son Beau from cancer — hem and haw over a White House decision.
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Target has branded itself as a place where people can go to get a good deal, which means they're a lot less likely to hem and haw over whether or not to throw that special extra treat into their cart.
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We've got HEM AND HAW, HERE AND NOW, MA AND PA, STOP AND GO, YOU AND I, OUT AND ABOUT and BOB AND RAY, and I especially liked the way the theme entries help create the shape of the ampersand by appearing in every sector of the puzzle.
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Reading the 2009 OKCupid suggestion to hem and haw now, with fresh 2019 eyes—eyes that are familiar with the conceit of the Softboy, the Cat Person guy, the male feminist wolf in sheep's clothing, and all the other bad-man species identified in the past decade—sounds blaring alarms.
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Previous Bachelors hem and haw every time they break convention — over-explaining why they would cancel a cocktail party or taking long minutes on a balcony asking Chris Harrison if they're allowed to ditch both women on a two-on-one date, but Nick makes these moves with all the calm resolve of an orthopedic surgeon.
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It's refreshing to hear Kojima be up-front with these ideas where other publishers hem and haw about the political content of their clearly political games, but we deem these things relevant less because they're particularly revolutionary than because of the package they come in: the cutscenes, the performances, the declarations into the camera of how this is Important.
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Asked who he would like to fight when he makes his promotional debut, the Arizona native didn't thump his chest and demand a title shot or hem and haw and say he'd fight anyone the promotion assigned him or call out the name of someone he doesn't like personally or a fighter he thinks would be an easy out for his debut fight.
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If nominally supportive Democrats hem and haw in a way that makes them seem sly and untrustworthy—for instance, by asserting that Medicare for All can be done without raising middle-class taxes, instead of just by explaining that taxes would replace health insurance premiums and the wide variety of surprise costs that come with private insurance, and in addition everyone would get health care—then Medicare for All will become unpopular.
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Allegorically, Who Moved My Cheese? features four characters: two mice, "Sniff" and "Scurry," and two Littlepeople, human metaphor, "Hem" and "Haw." (The names of the Littlepeople are taken from the phrase "hem and haw," a term for indecisiveness.) They live in a maze, a representation of one's environment, and look for cheese, representative of happiness and success. Initially without cheese, each group, the mice and humans, paired off and traveled the lengthy corridors searching for cheese.
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Later that day, Hem and Haw arrive at Cheese Station C only to find the same thing, no cheese. Angered and annoyed, Hem demands, "Who moved my cheese?" The humans have counted on the cheese supply to be constant, and so are unprepared for this eventuality. After deciding that the cheese is indeed gone they get angry at the unfairness of the situation.
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Haw suggests a search for new cheese, but Hem is dead-set in his disappointment and dismisses the proposal. Meanwhile, Sniff and Scurry have found "Cheese Station N," and new cheese. But back at Cheese Station C, Hem and Haw are affected by their lack of cheese and blame each other for their problem. Hoping to change, Haw again proposes a search for new cheese.
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He won second prize in the 1940 World's Fair for his composition "Hem and Haw - Seven Rounds and a Coda". He married soprano Betty Lynn prior to enlisting in the Army. They had a son, Eric, and lived in Oklahoma while George Lynn was overseas. After serving in the United States Army during World War II, he entered the graduate music composition program at Princeton University where he was a pupil of Randall Thompson.
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