Making it through 2018 is important for another reason, too.
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Hi, everybody, and congrats for making it through another week.
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Good morning and congratulations on making it through another week.
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Congratulations to everyone on sort of making it through 2017.
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"The first two messages weren't making it through," he said.
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Hope You're Making it Through [Day of the Week] 32.
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"They didn't see him making it through the night," she says.
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Ree Drummond's mantra for making it through her Oklahoma hotel's renovations?
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After making it through that punishing opener, Benn entered the contest.
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Making it through an especially tough, long workout can feel great.
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After making it through this election, we can all survive that.
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The actress said she's making it through the Emmys red carpet.
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They were just focused on me making it through this relapse.
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How are we still even making it through this in one piece?
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Like, nice job for making it through the fuckhole that is school.
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Making it through particularly intense rooms or scenarios in Resident Evil 2, even if they aren't that tough gameplay wise, give me the same feeling as making it through particularly tough sections of games like Celeste or Dark Souls.
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The odds of Cersei making it through the season alive are 6/1.
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Larger meteors have a greater chance of making it through Earth's atmosphere intact.
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It's possible that some content was making it through any filters in place.
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Is there some big prize for making it through life without a scratch?
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After making it through a few landscapes / puzzles, the gameplay feels easy enough.
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A story of not always making it out but of making it through.
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Now, this extreme proposal has virtually no chance of making it through Congress.
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Moderate Republican women have a very hard time making it through the primaries.
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Sims steadied after the first, making it through six innings on 106 pitches.
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For many, though, the future is confined to making it through the day.
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So now making it through a full SEVEN debates without bothering to #askaboutabortion.
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I still didn't understand that ending addiction wasn't just about making it through withdrawal.
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After all, the country deserves some fun after making it through recent devastating earthquakes.
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The couple told PEOPLE that they were making it through the dark time together.
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The Chapmans told PEOPLE that they were making it through the dark time together.
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Making it through that chapter allowed me to persevere and grow like never before.
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" After making it through a tough childhood — "We moved around and there was divorce.
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Zenit did not, but it was still just 45 minutes from making it through.
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Today has been a bit of a rough day, but I'm making it through.
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It's full of the joy of making it through the troubles unscathed, relatively speaking.
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So more queen bees making it through the winter means you can expect more colonies.
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And the most important secret to making it through a day of filming sans-frizz?
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And if they're not making it through the ATS filter, they're effectively invisible to employers.
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Dog and Beth told PEOPLE that they were making it through the dark time together.
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Making it through the week is almost as challenging as having short little dog legs.
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This extreme plan has little chance of making it through even a Republican-controlled Congress.
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I don't have the stress I once felt about just making it through the month.
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About 700 migrants rushed the barrier on Friday, with nearly 500 successfully making it through.
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Dog, 65, and Beth told PEOPLE that they were making it through the dark time together.
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"I do not accept it," Knope wrote of making it through the final stage of grief.
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Because if they don't have these technical skills, they're not making it through the ATS filter.
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Now, a large number of younger voters aren't making it through the pollsters' "likely voter" screens.
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Now, they're not just making it through despite pushback, they are thriving in spite of it.
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So what if I'm shunned by friends and family and have difficulty making it through customs?
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If you're reading this from Europe, congratulations on making it through this week's ridiculously scorching heatwave!
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"I don't see any significant legislation in financial services making it through both chambers," said Katz.
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This all, of course, while making it through the seemingly endless gauntlet that is high school.
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But luckily for today's students, there are technologically advanced tools for making it through this maturation process.
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There's nothing like tax season to celebrate making it through the two longest months of the year.
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Of course, there are many factors that contribute to making it through the Series A fundraising process.
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Most of the cuts being defended by Trump's Cabinet have zero chance of making it through Congress.
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If your gene pool is less fortunate, here are seven tips for making it through this winter.
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Now, the focus isn't on shiny new tech but simply making it through the next few months.
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"It isn't just a matter of making it through another week or another month," Mr. Markman said.
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Either way, taking time for your own self-preservation is key to making it through the holidays.
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But at the Cure Institute, the only thing anyone is grateful for is making it through the night.
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However, the SEAL officer program has a higher rate of success, with 65% of candidates making it through.
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Despite making it through the European open and regional qualifiers, doubts were still cast on this ramshackle roster.
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Want to guess how many adults maintain their creative thinking skills after making it through our educational system?
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Garner was quite a trooper, making it through the ceremony and the after-parties without an outfit change.
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It's Friday — as The Times's Styles Editor Choire Sicha would say: Thanks for making it through the week!
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So much of making it through the World Cup is keeping your most important players fresh and available.
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If it gains enough momentum before the loops, the car had a better chance of making it through them.
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Very few people thought she would make it to term, or even delivery — much less making it through surgery.
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Making it through more extensive firing tests will net more cash rewards for the manufacturers Armatix and Protobench, LLC.
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The #26 ranked Senator poses the single biggest risk to Sessions' chances of making it through the hearing unscathed.
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They apparently didn't have enough time, either, making it through more than 3,150 lawsuits in just under four hours.
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A stony-faced Clinton randomly selected four Trump quotes, making it through the entire series without cracking a grin.
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The only tried and tested way of making it through the mid-week slump is to shop for bargains.
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Bloomberg's strategy and hope depends on several candidates making it through the early rounds, resulting in a brokered convention.
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And after making it through the dating world, women are still more likely than men to be unhappily married.
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We know that there's a disconnect between folks who are making it through the entirety of the education pipeline.
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It was a disappointing night for the Americans, who carried real medal hopes with four women making it through qualifying.
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But how good of a chance does Flake's bill have of making it through Congress and to the president's desk?
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But judging by the first film of Fantastic Beasts, I can't imagine making it through four more of these things.
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Someone should give Guardian journalist Alexis Petridis a cup of tea for making it through his interview with Marilyn Manson.
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As Democratic opposition to Pompeo's nomination mounts, his chances of making it through the Senate Foreign Relations Committee have narrowed.
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He did it all without recording an out or making it through the Phillies' batting order at Citizens Bank Park.
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He said he had once tried out for the World Wrestling Federation, making it through several rounds before getting cut.
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Knowing this might be crucial for making it through the starts and stops and sideways jumps of the early episodes.
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Instead of talking about what the bill would do, they talked about the bill's chances of making it through Congress.
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Nearly 50 eggs of out 87 attempts managed to reach the third stage, with nine making it through to full maturity.
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However, Lee said that the trade policy is in the forefront because the taxes may have difficulty making it through Congress.
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Now, plenty of young people are making it through college and even through their 20s without ever opening a credit card.
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But I don't have a problem with the 10 reliably making it through a demanding day of use, which it does.
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The police, citing an eyewitness, said Father Connery drove his 2017 Ford Fusion through a flooded area, barely making it through.
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That measure has little, if any, chance of making it through the Senate but will allow Democrats to showcase their priorities.
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It appears that the majority of these Cruz delegates that are making it through this selection process are sincere Cruz supporters.
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My point is, once the hair fire is extinguished and the smoke settles, you deserve a reward for making it through.
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On election night, the show will be airing a special election-themed episode celebrating America making it through yet another electoral cycle.
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Let's be honest about this: The chances of Cersei making it through the next season unscathed are pretty much slim-to-none.
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After making it through a prior competition round, 4-5 companies will be chosen to compete for the Disrupt Cup and $50,1033.
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I will say, making it through the weekend sans blisters (first time ever, mind you) was like a literal dream come true.
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After making it through security without a hitch, it appears a typo and unreasonable staff threw a wrench in his travel plans.
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Making it through four hours and 18 rounds, Edith's mother's greatest surprise wasn't her daughter's spelling prowess, but rather her impeccable behavior.
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But after making it through and shooting/juking my way past the vile enemies to trigger a cutscene, I was so happy.
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Instead, the book is concerned with making it through a time of scarcity with life, limb, and a capacity for joy intact.
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That means the electric vehicles should have no problem making it through a full day of police work without needing to recharge.
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Gardner scored with 13:50 remaining in the third period, with his shot from the left point making it through a screen.
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People love to talk about how to "survive" dating, but can someone give me a download on making it through a bridal shower?
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In fact, critics from Business Insider and the Hollywood Reporter both said they couldn't stomach making it through more than a few episodes.
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They all gave a round of applause to committee chairman Greg Walden and the committee staff members for making it through the night.
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It's similar to stressing about your cellphone battery not making it through the day without a portable battery or charger and outlet handy.
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The inefficiency of the MetroCard made headlines recently when Hillary Clinton had to swipe hers five times before making it through the turnstile.
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Like those of us playing along at home, she's got to save it up if she plans on making it through this season.
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Still alive is a celebration of making it through another year without killing myself and learning to navigate my struggle with mental illness.
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Our daughter's birth and the miracle of making it through that terrible time pushed us to be even more compassionate toward one another.
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"What you see at the other end is, by 18, not all of the [early-maturing] players are making it through," says Hedges.
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That put them at odds with those arguing that a clean reauthorization bill had a better chance of making it through the Senate.
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The Vermont socialist's most ambitious reforms stand next to no chance of making it through Congress, even if the Democrats are in charge.
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But for Arai, making it through the fire was bittersweet, as many of his neighbors were forced to move when their homes were destroyed.
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We are enormously proud of the efforts of the whole company in making it through this difficult ramp and getting us to volume production.
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You're up against so many good people that the chances of you making it through are so slim, no matter how talented you are.
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That suggests the vast majority of voters, even those who rarely cast votes, are making it through screens designed to weed out unlikely voters.
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In that case, being bystanders was appropriate: We were advised that leaving him alone gave him the best chance of making it through intact.
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The attack enraged progressive groups, who argued that the DCCC was looking to block a more progressive candidate from making it through the primary.
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The challenges get harder and harder, but making it through difficult, seemingly impossible levels is so satisfying that it's hard to stop pushing forward.
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Regardless, even if you pretend not to give a fuck, making it through the door at such a function is always a cheap rush.
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A change in the amount of UV rays making it through the atmosphere would be really bad for humans, plants, animals — anything that's alive.
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It just feels nice to have your name be called in front of a huge room of people to celebrate making it through college.
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A bonus: After making it through the inn, we were invited to sit and watch, on jumbo screens, a video of our harrowing stay.
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Now the company is making it through the FDA's clinical trials process with the goal of getting its vaporizers on store shelves by 2024.
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And now, new details are emerging that could further imperil his chances of making it through what could be a bruising Senate confirmation fight.
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That could improve her chances of making it through early potential bottlenecks: receiving a hearing and an up-or-down vote at the committee level.
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Indeed, while other genocides have found their way to the screen, politics seems to have prevented "The Promise" from making it through the typical channels.
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A big part of True's recovery is focusing on the present: making it through today, living without fear today, not needing to get high today.
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The soldier was said to be in recovery at a hospital after making it through the Joint Security Area, according to the South Korean military.
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The last case was reported in June, and poultry companies had begun to breathe more easily after making it through the holidays without an outbreak.
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With so much time spent online, keeping digital ne'er-do-wells out of our accounts is a basic prerequisite for making it through the day.
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"People walk in with all of these big emotions, and that has clouded the clarity of how they're making it through the day," she says.
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And the only theme to my music is counting money and speaking on niggas who are fighting the system and making it through the struggle.
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Any year before two years ago I would be just another unknown (Trans) woman making it through a life of dealing with slurs and hatred.
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In all there are 44 presidential candidates but only a handful are seen with any chance of making it through the first round of voting.
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"I'm trying to make it to the rest day or make it through this or that stage, and then making it through the next one."
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I bring this up because "An Almost Perfect Christmas," Nina Stibbe's guide to making it through the holidays without committing suicide, offers a similar scene.
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With the full weight of two gangs of assassins about to bear down on them, making it through the night alive will be a challenge.
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Making it through his high school years and rejecting identity politicsYang&aposs not shy about mentioning that he didn&apost enjoy his high school years.
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Tough rhetoric aside, the bill has little chance of making it through the House and Senate with margins big enough to overcome a certain presidential veto.
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The newspaper cited multiple examples of doctors who faced legal action for previous work making it through the hiring process to work at a VA hospital.
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Sometimes, in districts that are politically divided, two candidates from the same party can end up making it through the primary, due to unusual vote splits.
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It's being in a particular mindset as you assume the position and plan on making it through a song with the best performance that you have.
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I had to literally peel myself out of bed, barely making it through brushing my teeth and dry shampooing my hair before slogging towards the subway.
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Bill Shuster of Pennsylvania, another early supporter of Trump, said he didn't think TPP was going to be making it through Congress in a Trump presidency.
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" Alongside the message, Velez shared a touching photo of herself and her mother sharing a tight embrace after "making it through my first day of chemo.
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This year, at least, there is a way we can reward ourselves for making it through this most dreary and dragging month with JetBlue's current flash sale.
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A source familiar with the President's plans tells CNN that the two rode in the golf cart together and were making it through the rounds pretty quickly.
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That doesn't stop him, or us, from basking in the triumphant glow of making it through the eternal obstacle course that is his — and our — daily life.
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Virtus.pro and Mousesports both got second chances at the ELeague finals, beating out the other contenders in the last chance qualifiers and making it through the quarterfinals.
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In that respect, tax reform, deregulation, infrastructure spending and other economic stimulants would likely have an easier time making it through Congress and on to his desk.
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Reward yourself for finishing a month long squat challenge, for making it through a weekend without breaking macros, joining a gym, or for whatever your journey is.
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The elliptical narrative structure articulates a sad truth of the addict's life concerning both the challenge and the tedium of making it through to the next fix.
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I'm not saying that every trillion-dollar progressive proposal is solid or trying to divine which ones have a chance in hell of making it through Congress.
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"I think we could all sympathize with what each other was going through, and trade tips about making it through long shifts on our feet," she said.
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The two Toro Rosso drivers had already collided in China two weekends ago and Saturday's incidents wrecked their hopes of making it through the first part of qualifying.
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Plenty of unauthorized workers are still making it through the system, such that it's not effective at deterring its stated goal, which is to bring down unauthorized employment.
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What's really impressive, though, is the engagement, with 29 percent of viewers making it through seven-minute brand videos and an average of 900 live comments per video.
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And then there is her consistent theme of the importance of prevailing — the songs about making it through the rain, of learning that a hero lies in you.
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It requires a lot of trial and error to maintain your sanity through 12 hour flights, powering through jet lag and generally making it through in one piece.
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The lower chamber already passed the CHOICE Act in 2017, a much more conservative bill revamping Dodd-Frank that had no chance of making it through the Senate.
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Support, she says, is crucial to making it through the grief, which is why she wanted to speak out and stand with fellow Gold Star relatives like Myeshia Johnson.
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If his combo completion looks anything like his free throw percentage from his pro basketball days, he's going to have a tough time making it through his first match.
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"It shows we have a stable biological system in which we can treat waste, generate electricity and stop harmful organisms making it through to the sewerage network," he says.
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"We're hanging on by the skin of our teeth, but we're making it through," Mr. Homme recalled of the group's initial practice with its singer a few days later.
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But even Democrats doubt that the ambitious bill stands much of a chance of making it through the Republican-held Senate led by Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky.
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We're not sure if any of these other people went to the same lengths to get their dogs into the hospital, but kudos to them for making it through.
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LONDON — David Cameron said he "respects" Donald Trump for making it through the U.S. primaries, but the prime minister won't retract criticism of Trump's comments he made about Muslims.
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With Republicans likely to retain control of the Senate, the odds of even a vaguely progressive bill of any real significance making it through the upper chamber are slim.
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The bill has slim chances of making it through the GOP-controlled Senate and virtually no chance of consideration in the House, where Democrats are now in the majority.
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Making it through the Golden Globes and the Academy Awards last winter without my mom felt like a milestone, but it was also surprisingly simple, free of emotional breakdowns.
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Every night in the kitchen as we bid each other good night, I'd make a faint-hearted joke celebrating her making it through another beautiful day without an appendectomy.
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"One of the residents told my family that I had a 10 percent chance of making it through the night because they were having trouble controlling the bleeding," he says.
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Trembling aspens in Arizona, not making it through the drought / William Anderegg"It's a little bit akin to a tree heart attack," lead researcher William Anderegg explained in a statement.
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The only one that won&apost is Chase Elliott, who was among seven drivers who didn&apost make any qualifying laps after not making it through tech inspection in time.
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Democrats have decided to attempt to use the Congressional Review Act (CRA) to nullify the repeal of net neutrality, and they are surprisingly close to making it through the Senate.
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If they are looking for policy changes that actually have a chance of making it through the Republican Senate and into law, increasing drug competition is a more promising area.
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The bill has little chance of making it through the Republican-controlled Senate, given that Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky has called himself the "grim reaper" of Democratic legislation.
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I was so close to making it through this week mentally stable and intact and then along comes TWOegendFOURry like some coked up Kool-Aid Man crashing through my wall.
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Despite repeated efforts, highly trained cave divers have succeeded only once in making it through muddy water and narrow passageways to a point beyond the flooded zone, Mr. Narongsak said.
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She started as one of several thousand applicants and after making it through many auditions, she flew to the school two days after her mom's arrest for the final selections.
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But the proposed tax plan with the most punch so far could have a tough time making it through Congress, and that ultimately could mean disappointment for a heady stock market.
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Opinion polls routinely show Le Pen making it through to a second round, but being soundly defeated in the runoff vote by any candidate - be it Fillon or the centrist Macron.
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While making it through the U.S. Military Academy is certainly accomplishment enough, Idrache left a beautiful message on the school's Instagram that explained why the day was so special to him.
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While YouTube Kids is arguably a safer app than the main site, moving videos over to the kid-focused platform doesn't solve the issues with problematic videos already making it through.
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FCC, in which the plaintiffs allege that the FCC's repeal of the net neutrality rules was illegal for a number of reasons, is still making it through the federal court system.
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Such mergers have typically had an easier time making it through the regulatory process, and Tuesday's ruling was the first decision on a government challenge to a vertical deal since 1979.
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It also managed to reframe Phife's legacy in the final chapter of his life — he was a star, but also a regular person, a hero of making it through the day.
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Even if a bill managed to pass the House, it would have an even tougher time making it through the Senate which failed to find a DACA solution earlier this year.
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Carl Petch, one of the passengers involved in the research study, said that an area like that would be crucial for making it through the ultra-long-haul flight in coach.
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The singer shared yet another jaw-dropping gym selfie last week, this time giving fans her key to making it through all those workouts she does to sculpt her perfectly toned body.
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At the tail end of the show, host Tom Bergeron revealed that Kramer and Maureen McCormick were the two contestants that were in jeopardy of not making it through to week 8.
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She is the author of "Getting Sober: A Practical Guide to Making it Through the First 30 Days" (McGraw-Hill), and a poetry collection titled "The Edge of Known Things" (SFASU Press).
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Earlier this month, Jimmy got to mark the occasion of making it through his most recent, year-long chemotherapy treatment by ringing the celebration bell at the Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC.
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Because when they're looking for great soft skills in the limited set of technically oriented candidates making it through their ATS screens, they're effectively looking for their car keys under the street light.
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The legislation, however, will likely have a much harder time making it through the Senate, where every Republican and at least six Democrats must vote in approval to meet the threshold for passage.
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Just in time for Thanksgiving, PEOPLE can exclusively reveal what advice the stars of Freeform's favorite holiday films have when it comes to making it through the holiday season with your sanity intact.
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The only difference is that it's now dressed up to stand a better chance of making it through the courts without being ruled unconstitutional, the charge that's rightfully sunk it in the past.
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Even if you don't feel like you accomplished anything particularly impressive this past week, making it through to the weekend is always something worth raising a glass of wine to, or a can.
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In 2002, when Le Pen's father and the founder of the National Front, surprised voters by making it through to the second round, campaigners rallied to throw support behind his opponent Jacques Chirac.
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Everyone gathered around the sergeant to listen to him explain the tricks of the trade, lessons essential for not only making it through scout sniper stalking training but also surviving on the battlefield.
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In a small town, and especially the place up here where the winters are really brutal and there's a real survival aspect to making it through, you have to have that social cohesion.
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This isn't the most conducive environment to making it through the notorious "Dawn of Man" opening sequence, for example, which I do like but would normally prefer to watch with a comfy chair involved.
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That's the amount of time the clear screen said it took for Josh to beat Lucky Draw, and it's been estimated that properly making it through Lucky Draw takes between four and five seconds.
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The co-founder of the Centre for the Study of Existential Risk at Cambridge University, Sir Martin Rees, suggests that civilization has a fifty-fifty chance of making it through the twenty-first century.
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Also, as someone who has worn an Apple Watch almost every day since it first came out, making it through an entire day of battery life hasn't really ever been a problem I've had.
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After making it through the first rounds, she was flown out to L.A. for the standard series of tests — background, psychiatric, drugs — and found out a few months later that she made the cut.
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The squads making it through that gauntlet are facing off this weekend, where the 23st place team will play the 22th place one and the 25nd place team will face off against the 25rd.
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The concept of a delayed reward for making it through a sluggish first season or being a little out of the loop is something I heard about often from friends who aren't TV critics.
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After making it through security and learning that, yes, there were x-rays (but they're shielded and not especially high-energy), I boarded the plane, which was a good start to really measuring ionizing radiation.
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The 4-year-old pup earned the "Cutest" crown after making it through the voting and judging phases, which included a panel made up of Olivia Munn, LeAnn Rimes and representatives from PEOPLE and Pedigree.
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I always think about the Indy 21 — I love watching that race every year, but even in the '22020s and '22018s, half the challenge of the race was just making it through all 500 miles.
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Yep, judging by everything we heard on the set visit — including talk of characters being frozen and set on fire — it seems pretty likely that not everyone will be making it through the story unscathed.
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And the co-founder of the Centre for the Study of Existential Risk, Sir Martin Rees, argues that civilization has a 50:50 chance of making it through the current century—a mere coin toss!
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But we often talk about The Fix, as if any half-measure that has any chance at all of making it through this group of cowards in Congress would be a magical, one-step remedy.
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The system was adopted over the objections of Democratic and Republican leaders, who warned that it could result in major-party candidates not making it through the crowded June runoffs, as almost happened this year.
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After making it through the annual, government-run stress tests on Thursday, the largest United States banks could soon be free to pay out as much as $90 billion in spare profits to their shareholders.
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Besides fulminating against Mr Trump, he has accordingly espoused a raft of populist economic policies, designed to appeal to left-wing activists, though they would have little or no chance of making it through Virginia's assembly.
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The 35-year-old pop singer shared yet another jaw-dropping gym selfie on Thursday, this time giving fans her key to making it through all those workouts she does to sculpt her perfectly toned body.
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"I've always lost in the fourth round so I think it's time I get to the quarters," Thiem said in an on-court interview after making it through to the last 16 for the fourth time.
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The actress, 57, gave an update on her Mom costar after her split from Chris Pratt and said that Faris is making it through the breakup and going to work with a smile on her face.
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When it comes to prom, there's three things that tend to be top of mind: your dress, your hair, and enjoying one of the hard-earned incentives of making it through four years of grueling homework.
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If there's one reward for making it through yet another long slog of a winter, it's taking a sunny day off from work or getting out of the house on a warm weekend and getting stoned.
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Anyone who shows up and tries to keep going should get an A+. College admissions officers and hiring managers alike take note: We should all get maximum credit for just making it through the spring intact.
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In a time when little legislation seems to be making it through Congress, several bills have passed the House with the leadership of congresswomen working together, across the aisle, to address important issues facing our nation.
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After making it through the T.S.A.-level security, she was met by Jessica Podhorcer, a YIVO archivist, who took her up to the third floor and showed her around what looked like a Jewish Dunder Mifflin.
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Democrats only need one GOP senator to break ranks to be able to block the nomination from making it through the committee (though Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell could bring it to a floor vote anyway).
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But bad apps keep making it through, and the presence of SimBad is the latest evidence that Google still has work to do on improving its Play Store screenings and keeping Android users safe from malicious apps.
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Compare that with the stress of making it through airport security and strapping yourself into a cramped plane, and those uneasy moments when your tablet and Bloody Mary must fight for space on a tiny tray-table.
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To help get you through the week and to celebrate making it through the first month of this year, we are looking back at all the hilariously beautiful animal moments the Internet has given us so far.
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After making it through the weekend's political woes — from Trump's retaliation on Syria to former FBI Director James Comey's ABC interview to the turmoil brewing around Trump lawyer Michael Cohen — CNBC's Jim Cramer still harbored some concerns.
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They may, in fact, be the best candidate for the Republican Party and in a general election, [but] in the Republican primaries you get the most conservative voters and they have a hard time making it through.
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In Dawes, I finally understood this was the way it would likely be for me, again and again—but also that I am capable of making it through, even if I feel uncomfortable or strange or wrong.
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Its particular margins, and movements and methods for making it through the world are present, not just in the moments when it causes me hardship but in the best and wildest and strongest stretches of my being.
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If you're needing to prepare for small talk at some leftover social event and have no idea what's been going on outside of just making it through another 24 hours for the least seven days, have no fear.
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After being found, Rumble was rushed to a local animal hospital and surprised everyone by making it through the night, which was especially shocking after doctors found that the puppy had a skull fracture from blunt force trauma.
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I approached the Whole25 as a nutritional reset, and the #Whole22012 hashtag was a place where I could get ideas for making it through the month without so much as a single packet of Splenda for my coffee.
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And the Marine Corps released a recruitment ad in May titled "Battle Up" featuring a female Marine serving in the infantry, making it through very tough training, and establishing her moral and ethical courage from a young age.
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Names are generally irrelevant here; on the beach — and in the sea and air — what counts are rank, unit, skill and the operation, although more important is survival, making it through another attack and somehow avoiding exploding bombs.
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That will require making it through the line of guards, who have repelled other such attempts with a level of physical force Sioux tribal members and protesters have described as "excessive" — claims that recently prompted a United Nations investigation.
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Daniel Utomi had 15 points and seven rebounds, and Nick Rakocevic had eight points and 12 boards for the Trojans (17-7, 41.8-5), who have lost three straight after making it through January without back-to-back losses.
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Although lifting his new bride and soon-to-be born child over the threshold of their home wasn't a worry for NE-YO, he did admit that he was concerned about his wife making it through their big day.
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"There is some talk he won't last the next few months but, should he lose the (Queensland) election this year, I can't see him making it through 2017 as leader," said Haydon Manning, a political scientist at Flinders University.
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A tie game with five or 23 minutes to go in the third period should be exciting; instead, teams play it safe because they dare not lose that free point that comes from making it through regulation without losing.
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But those remain divisive questions for conservatives, and making it through any Republican primary nowadays often means proving you're the most hardline candidate; there are very few elections where a GOP candidate is punished for being a climate skeptic or denier.
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And while mini bags may have replaced oversized totes in terms of trends we're buying, they're unrealistic when it comes to making it through an entire day with only the contents that can squeeze into a 3" x 3" bag.
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Once you do that four times, there's a 50% chance of being able to play through the Grand Master exam, which again tasks you with beating it, making it through the credits and getting enough points to earn the title.
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Yang told New Hampshire Public Radio and the Des Moines Register that one family in each state will receive $1,000 per month, funded personally by Yang, for a year after making it through an application process on his presidential campaign website.
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The 2009 world champion was ninth fastest, making it through to the final part of the hour-long session for only the fourth time this year with a lap that he rated as one of his best of the season.
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And in honor of making it through one unusually shaky month, we're bridging the social distance with a virtual gathering inside March's most wanted shopping cart — filled with the items we all found some comfort in over the past 30 days.
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When it comes to your winter wardrobe, there are three staples that are key to making it through the plummeting temperatures: a reliable pair of jeans, a great long sleeve shirt or pullover, and of course, a super warm jacket.
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A short, sturdy block heel is an essential for making it through long hours of schmoozing at cocktail parties (or, in Portman's case, back-to-back interviews and photo opps on the step-and-repeat), while an ankle strap offers even more support.
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Making it through your first year as a nightclub in New York is kind of like the first 12 months in a relationship—you're going to cry, laugh, dance, learn, make mistakes, and probably feel like you're going totally insane at some point.
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It is unclear whether that message is making it through to Mr. Xi — or whether he has chosen to ignore it after concluding that Mr. Trump is bluffing and that the United States will back off, as it has in the past.
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Skullcandy is apparently making the jump to truly wireless earbuds, with an unannounced pair of Skullcandy Push earbuds making it through the FCC today in a filing that managed to reveal almost every single aspect of the device, down to the instruction manual.
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But instead of angry boys in eyeliner and dyed black hair singing about how girls ruin their lives, Alex, Meghan, Sydney, and Nicole write songs about making it through hard times, and how they will totally destroy you if you cross them.
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As much as we like to think about college as the best years of our lives, getting to and making it through college is no small accomplishment — especially for those of us who were the first in our family to get a degree.
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Although making it through that barrier was a major victory for Trump's health care act, coming just after his first 100 days in office, many have critiqued the bill — especially for the number of pre-existing conditions it will add to insurance policies.
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It's undoubtably important to practice social distancing right now to protect the spread of COVID-19, but small actions from the greater community could mean the difference between your favorite salon making it through this crisis or closing its doors for good.
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He said he covered up the nature of the payment by making it through a South African company, purportedly for work on a real estate transaction, even though the South African company did no work and simply funneled the money to the Saudi Aramco employee.
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As for the comfort aspect (not a word associated with this particular category of clothing), Hue wanted to break shapewear's rep for being "uncomfortable and restricting movement, so it has been relegated to special occasions, rarely even making it through the night," Popa said.
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Reality check: Trump is right that any immigration bill would need significant Democratic support to make it through the Senate, but the GOP's immigration bills aren't even making it through the House, where not a single Democrat vote would be needed to pass legislation. Sen.
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The point here is that even in the best case scenario -- McConnell is good to his word, immigration legislation passes the Senate -- the prognosis for that bill making it through the House and being signed into law by Trump is not at all good.
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Whether you've drawn your feminist friend's name in Secret Santa, you want to share a holiday present with your teenage cousin who's suddenly politically aware, or you've just decided to reward yourself for making it through another long year, we've got some ideas for you.
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The Snapdragon 845 processor is as effective as it has been in any flagship Android phone, the 10GB of RAM is frankly excessive, and while the 3,500mAh battery is a downgrade from the original Nex, I haven't once had a problem making it through a full day.
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And while it's possible to imagine a Medicare-for-more bill making it through budget reconciliation, if Democrats want to do something as complex as reconstructing the American health care system, they're going to need to be able to write legislation in a simple, straightforward way.
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In some settings this goes over well, in others people beg to listen to like 21 Savage or something, but either way you better believe we're making it through these last 10 minutes of "Playing in the Band"—and then we're listening to the second disc.
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It is also true, though, that for all his many well-meaning adult colleagues, the necessities of filmmaking — from finding an actor with the ability to captivate an audience to making it through the day's production schedule on time and on budget — ultimately steamrolled over Renfro's best interests.
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Clown no more British Prime Minister David Cameron, who at one point called Trump's proposed ban on Muslim foreigners entering the United States "divisive, stupid and wrong," said Thursday at a press conference with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe that Trump "deserves our respect" for making it through the primaries.
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But last month, Senate Finance Committee ranking member Ron Wyden (D-OR) proposed a relatively more modest — yet still dramatic in its own right — change that has a much better chance of making it through under the next Democratic president that would effectively tax wealth and constrain philanthropy in similar ways.
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Sometimes the constant setbacks at every turn, the "list of people who get to survive," all the animals dying, the shelter exploding, the decoy bunker, the Nightblood cure not making it through trials, and just the general lack of hope that comes with an apocalypse made this season a real slog.
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As a mom to a newborn (read: very little sleep) who would need to be wrangling two little kids – in addition to all of her other royal duties – the perfect pair of pumps was key to making it through the day in one piece, particularly because Kate never compromises on heel height.
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After giving the Secret Service her last name and showing her passports, making it through two security checkpoints and taking a golf cart ride with a club staffer, the Secret Service found she was carrying a thumb drive with malware, as well as a laptop, an external hard drive and four cell phones.
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Those events can make for extremely exciting sport competitions — after running 10,000 simulations, for instance, a team of 18 analysts from Swiss banking giant UBS determined that Germany, with a 91 percent chance of making it through to the round of 16, was by far the most likely country to win the World Cup.
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By the time you get to the fabled center of a Tootsie Pop, your first inclination is to throw away what's left of the sticky lollipop — but apparently that malformed chocolate in the center is your reward for making it through seven minutes of licking orange or lemon flavor (which are actually not bad). Pass.
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The newly crowned season 11 champion is only the third contestant to ever conquer the entirety of Mount Midoriyama in under 30 seconds, making it through Stage 4 in less than 28 seconds, as his competitor Daniel Gil — despite making it to the top of the 75-foot rope climb, didn't beat the clock.
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Vox's Ezra Klein has laid out the importance of the filibuster question: While it's possible to imagine a Medicare-for-more bill making it through budget reconciliation, if Democrats want to do something as complex as reconstructing the American health care system, they're going to need to be able to write legislation in a simple, straightforward way.
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If they don't end up doing that, then you could see a scenario where the rules get changed by—you can envision a scenario where a lot of these Cruz delegates that are making it through this election process on the rules committee are less Cruz supporters than Not Trump supporters, which is to say, they're party regulars.
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Meanwhile, in Italy, Prime Minister Matteo Renzi wanted to push forward a raft of unpopular neoliberal reforms that had little chance of making it through parliament, so he very cleverly decided to drastically reshape parliament—there would have to be a referendum, but he could make it so abstract and boring that nobody would bother opposing him.
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Supporters of the push are expressing something between confidence and cautious optimism that a deal to improve conditions in federal prisons, bolster anti-recidivism efforts and allow federal prisoners to earn "time credits" for making it through education or other programs is doable as major clashes over immigration and the Justice Department seize the relevant committees' attention and the midterm elections grow closer.
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This was the moment in the play when their characters, all of them immigrants with varying degrees of documentation, cut loose after a night of shared anxieties and hopes — about intermittent contact with far-flung family members, about the looming threat of raids by Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE), about simply making it through another day in a nation that seems increasingly hostile to their presence.
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" He said he was "touched" by the sight of protesters at the airport after making it through security: "The very touching moment was when I came out of the whole thing, when I came out into the arrival hall, I have met more than 50 people, most of them American ... and they hugged me and they welcomed me and they were trying to say 'this is not the real America, we are the real American people'.
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Registration is currently open for both, but only making it through the Elite series will earn you a shot at the grand prize: a 2017 Ford Focus RS. Anyone can register for the Forza Racing Championship Elite series, but you have to place in the top 128 during any of the three qualifying weeks, then place in the top 16 of that week's series cup on Saturday, and finally place in the top four of that week's showdown on Sunday.
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More blizzard advice from The Times: • 7 Tips for Making It Through the Winter • Our look at general winter safety • A safety checklist from last year's January blizzard • Last year we asked readers for their best blizzard preparation ideas, and we heard everything from keeping bottle coffee on hand in case the power goes out and making sure you have board games on-hand, to a simple recipe of "popcorn, red wine and 'Mary Tyler Moore Show' DVDs" • If you're heading out to pick up some last-minute winter gear, check out this guide to cold-weather gadgets compiled by our friends at The Sweethome.
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