Just reach out if you find yourself in a jam.
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No one wants to deal with technical difficulties in a jam-packed bar.
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Both have thrived with a baffling assortment of pitches to summon in a jam.
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That's just one presentation in a jam-packed day dedicated to all things enterprise.
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The Hill's Niv Elis has more here on why conservatives are in a jam.
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Transport stocks are in a jam, and it's mostly because airline stocks haven't taken off.
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The GOP is in a jam that makes action appear somewhere between unlikely and impossible.
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The power of Article XXI puts countries which might challenge Mr Trump's tariffs in a jam.
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Russo, No. 43-1323, is one of the highest profile in a jam-packed Supreme Court term.
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Everyone wakes up, and Batibat is trapped for good in a jam jar, but Sabrina's not at ease.
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With Syndergaard out of the game, the Mets turned to Reed, who quickly found himself in a jam.
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What better way to remember a friend than with an energetic sing-a-long in a jam-packed pub?
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But it also put Republicans in a jam, with many worried the border request could lead to a shutdown.
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"I've had wilderness first-aid training, so I said, 'If you get in a jam, let me know,' " she said.
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And if you find yourself in a jam, either with the cooking or the technology, please reach out for help.
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Swing-state Republican senators like Cory Gardner in Colorado will be in a jam, especially if independent voters favor impeachment.
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The semi hit cars stuck in a jam due to evening rush hour and a prior crash farther ahead, Countryman said.
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And it's true that it's hard to imagine getting stuck in a jam when you have access to the whole sky.
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With his car stuck in a jam, one of the commuters stepped out and began dancing to foot-tapping Bollywood songs.
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Arty is grayer these days, a little heavier, too, but otherwise he makes the same impression: bothered, uprooted, in a jam.
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And if you find yourself in a jam, confused by either the cooking or the technology, do reach out for help.
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People are pictured stuck in a jam on a expressway blocked by a flooded river in Yauco, Puerto Rico, on Sept. 21.
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In an attempt to wow fair-goers with a new, entertaining menu item, the Minnesota State Fair found itself in a jam.
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Both companies face a chorus of complaints from developers who say they are struggling to stand out in a jam-packed field.
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That characteristic underlies "Paddington Gets in a Jam," the charming, cheerful family show that just opened Off Broadway at the DR2 Theater.
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"This puts them in a jam," said longtime Clinton advisor Philippe Reines, referring to congressional Republicans who have attacked Mueller and his investigation.
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In his short story "The Southern Thruway", a man driving to Paris gets stuck in a jam so bad it lasts for days.
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Instead of a human grabbing the wheel to help a self-driving shuttle in a jam, a university is looking to remote drivers.
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You can serve the sauce with rice, or with Korean rice cakes mixed into it, or with spaghetti if you're in a jam.
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If she's ever in a jam, ONE even offers 24/7 live interpreter service in any instance when the ONE's AI algorithm fails.
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And in a jam, this quick and easy duo produces a delicious topping for fried chicken and basically any other food worth eating.
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My version of the gin and egg white cocktail is a whole lemon placed in a jam jar with a shell-ridden smashed egg.
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No former vice president would want to run in a jam-packed primary field without the endorsement of the popular president he faithfully served.
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Specialty vehicles need specialty dealers, and you'll be hard-pressed to find some other Mercedes 6x6 trucks to cannibalize parts from in a jam.
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Dead Eye does have a time limit, but there's no shortage of tonics or provisions that can replenish your Dead Eye core in a jam.
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Instead of putting Democrats in a jam by proposing something broadly popular, the president has made it easy for them to be united in opposition.
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There's a certain critical density threshold for traffic, and once it's reached, even tiny fluctuations can cause a chain reaction that eventually results in a jam.
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"When a guy is in a jam and lookin' for money, it's my philosophy to give hope," he told The New York Times Magazine in 1982.
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It certainly relieved a lot of the pressure thinking I had to get him moved so we wouldn't get in a jam here for our list.
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The preseason No. 1 Michigan State Spartans already have three losses on the season — well before conference play in a jam-packed Big Ten tips off.
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As per the Hollywood Reporter, when the pair finished filming, they headed over to an Irish pub where Post Malone got involved in a jam night.
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With more than 250 works by 63 designers from around the world in a jam-packed, two-floor show, it's a mixed bag in terms of quality.
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With more than 203 works by 63 designers from around the world in a jam-packed two-floor show, it's a mixed bag in terms of quality.
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And remember that it's generally best to ask for assistance while you're still stuck in a jam, rather than request that expenses be reimbursed after the fact.
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With more than 211048 works by 2186 designers from around the world in a jam-packed two-floor show, it's a mixed bag in terms of quality.
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With more than 23596 works by 231 designers from around the world in a jam-packed two-floor show, it's a mixed bag in terms of quality.
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With more than 213 works by 2535 designers from around the world in a jam-packed two-floor show, it's a mixed bag in terms of quality.
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With more than 2212 works by 2206 designers from around the world in a jam-packed two-floor show, it's a mixed bag in terms of quality.
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With more than 22299 works by 227777 designers from around the world in a jam-packed two-floor show, it's a mixed bag in terms of quality.
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With more than 201000 works by 22529 designers from around the world in a jam-packed two-floor show, it's a mixed bag in terms of quality.
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With more than 29893 works by 10483 designers from around the world in a jam-packed two-floor show, it's a mixed bag in terms of quality.
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With more than 200100 works by 205 designers from around the world in a jam-packed two-floor show, it's a mixed bag in terms of quality.
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With more than 21957 works by 21967 designers from around the world in a jam-packed two-floor show, it's a mixed bag in terms of quality.
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With more than 21985 works by 282 designers from around the world in a jam-packed two-floor show, it's a mixed bag in terms of quality.
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With more than 299 works by 2212 designers from around the world in a jam-packed two-floor show, it's a mixed bag in terms of quality.
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With more than 8453 works by 63 designers from around the world in a jam-packed two-floor show, it's a mixed bag in terms of quality.
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With more than 22015 works by 22 designers from around the world in a jam-packed two-floor show, it's a mixed bag in terms of quality.
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With more than 21864 works by 21916 designers from around the world in a jam-packed two-floor show, it's a mixed bag in terms of quality.
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With more than 708 works by 21955 designers from around the world in a jam-packed two-floor show, it's a mixed bag in terms of quality.
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With more than 23864 works by 234500 designers from around the world in a jam-packed two-floor show, it's a mixed bag in terms of quality.
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With more than 250 works by 63 designers from around the world in a jam-packed two-floor show, it's a mixed bag in terms of quality.
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With more than 215 works by 226 designers from around the world in a jam-packed two-floor show, it's a mixed bag in terms of quality.
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With more than 222016 works by 27710 designers from around the world in a jam-packed two-floor show, it's a mixed bag in terms of quality.
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But if you're trying to save money or find yourself in a jam where only the neighborhood gadget shop is an option, you might run into this message.
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You've got to cover shipping costs for the drive's return trip, unfortunately, but this still makes for a pretty convenient way of getting your stuff back in a jam.
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A familiar but not obsessive user, you keep your stash in a jam jar under your bed, and your sock drawer is only 30 percent half-used rolling papers.
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Whatever the reason, Trump did not seem in a particular hurry to put Sharpie to paper as he took a discursive victory lap in a jam-packed East Room.
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In this delightful sneak-lesson in geometry, physics, and helping your friends when they're in a jam, some colorful shapes have a bang-up time when Circle starts rolling.
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"Republican strategists say that Democrats, who'll be reluctant to give Trump a win, will be in a jam as midterm elections close in," report Mike Allen and Jonathan Swan.
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With more than 250 works by 63 designers from around the world in a jam-packed, two-floor show, "Beauty" is a mixed, visually cacophonous bag in terms of quality.
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Supposedly, the feature â€" part of a cell-phone like device called the Virtual Boo â€" should have aided me when I was in a jam and hints were warranted.
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"EUMSN's first show was attended by 22013 people," says Rai of the society's first foray into show promotion, a gig called Brutal Lunchbox that took place in a jam spot.
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His blessing would unleash big primary money, experienced campaign talent and a strong, charismatic campaigner to help in the long slog toward the nomination in a jam-packed Democratic field.
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Distinguish yourself in a jam-packed fieldSal Hazday, the chief operating officer of OppLoans, said he had to be persistent to succeed in his goal to earn a Stanford MBA.
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As Democrats look ahead to 0003, Ms. Klobuchar's presence in a jam-packed field of potential contenders raises a core question about what kind of candidate can beat Mr. Trump.
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Dorsett became just one more log in a jam of tall, raw, speedy receivers, finishing sixth on the squad with just 225 receiving yards—behind even ageless power tailback Frank Gore.
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The labyrinthine Nørrebro club boasts the most varied and exciting hip-hop bookings in the city, meaning you're almost always guaranteed an utterly mental night out in a jam-packed venue.
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When Kanye West was in a jam -- accused of dissing hip-hop legend Max B -- French Montana stepped in to save the day, and all it took was one phone call.
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On Tuesday night, thousands of trucks were stuck in a jam at the border between Lithuania and Poland after Polish health authorities were ordered to test every driver for coronavirus symptoms.
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The quintessential Manila story is the one about the Catholic archbishop who became so fed up in a jam in 2015 that he left his car and directed traffic in the rain.
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The PSL syrup mixed with the wine the way oil and water blend together in a jam-jar salad dressing: inelegantly, repelling away from each other like opposing batteries—a cursed swirl.
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Yankees 2066, Astros 211 Mark Teixeira's first at-bat Thursday resulted in a jam shot that squeaked into left field because of the sharp shift to the right employed by the Houston Astros.
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Joel Johnson, The Glover Park Group LLC Johnson is one of the go-tos for clients in a jam; beyond his advocacy work for domestic and foreign clients, he provides crisis communications services.
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The record $1.4 trillion circulating outside of banks in dollars alone, mostly in high-denomination bills, might suggest that every four-person American family has $13,600 in $100 bills stashed in a jam jar.
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And, ensconced within a locked room in a jam-packed hotel, shooting down at a crowd from very high up, he was virtually unassailable — at least for a span of many, many lethal minutes.
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Should you get in a jam — as we did when our driver to Banyan Tree decided to drop us off in Tétouan, a city 40 minutes away from our destination — get to a hotel.
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The show, widely praised, presented Presley informally in a jam-session setting, with Mr. Moore once again on guitar and Mr. Fontana beating out the rhythm with his drumsticks on a closed guitar case.
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To participate, players paid thousands of dollars out of pocket to partake in a jam-packed itinerary of more than a dozen events spearheaded by entrepreneurs in real estate, tech, hospitality and leisure, and retail.
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Sure, chorizo-fried eggs and the recipe for the 1,000-year-old hangover cure might do you a solid in a jam, but nothing comes close to Irish coffee, the true hair of the dog.
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But some of the slower songs, songs with more melody and dynamics, we worked on very heavily in the studio to build them as opposed to writing them as a band in a jam hall.
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"Hef was always big for the girls who got depressed or got in a jam of some sort," the artist LeRoy Neiman, one of the magazine's main illustrators for more than 50 years, said in an interview in 1999.
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Scott Wong and Juliegrace Brufke tell us why the House GOP is in a jam Shutdown would affect 800K federal workers, Senate Dems say: A partial government shutdown would affect 800,000 federal workers, according to projections by Senate Democrats.
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" The Wrap reports that bin Salman has been "expounding on his vision of an economically diverse, culturally significant Saudi Arabia, a message he has been selling hard in a jam-packed trip to Hollywood and later in the week to Silicon Valley.
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The thinking has been that agreeable people make less money because they don't want to make waves by demanding more money, and their credit scores suffer because they are more likely to help others out in a jam—to their own detriment.
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The politics: Republican strategists say that Democrats, who'll be reluctant to give Trump a win, will be in a jam as midterm elections close in: They'll be under huge pressure to support big projects that'll bring money and improvements to their districts.
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Some of them really are amazing and really do have your back in a jam, and a lot of the elected officials who helped us out, including Council Member Stephen Levin and Assemblywoman Maritza Davila, have said they will be at the rally on Thursday.
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In a jam featuring games about horny birds, a plasticine wedding and ballet—with no dancing, but a bizarre and beautiful art style—a one-note joke about circumcision that might lead to you stabbing a baby to death left me just a tiny bit cold.
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Of course, a professional is always preferred for manual extractions, but if you're in a jam, and it's not realistic to get to an aesthetician, then properly doing it at home — emphasis on properly — can be a good stopgap until you can get to an appointment for a more thorough cleansing.
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But while the debate was a big deal, it merely revealed what had clearly been the case about Trump all along — he was a weak candidate, poorly informed and poorly disciplined, with little relevant experience and no deep bench of credible surrogates who could help him out in a jam.
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"When you can go back and forth [as a band], you can push an idea you have on an electronic tip, and then try it out in a jam setting, or in an acoustic setting, you really get to find out where you idea is supposed to go," Logothetti says of their process.
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"We just became good friends, and kind of organically, our brains meshed because we're both creative, and I was fond of his skill and he of mine, and we just almost accidentally created this friendship and partnership," says Mancuso of Bieber, who's joined the rising star in both his Awkward Puppets series, as well as in a jam session that went viral.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.) unveiled his single-payer health-care plan in a jam-packed Senate hearing room on Wednesday and to millions more watching online and on cable television, highlighting his newfound status as a Capitol Hill power player.
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