Because it's now or never … let's save the Earth!
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So I thought that this was probably now or never.
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"Now or never" is the narrative of the local media.
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At 50 years old, it really is now or never.
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It's now or never," and, "You can't think about it.
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At 39, I felt like it was now or never.
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" It was the ability to achieve reform "now or never.
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It's now or never with this iRobot Roomba 671 deal.
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If you're going to wear it, it's now or never.
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He made that big decision: It was now or never.
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CHICAGO -- It&aposs now or never for the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden For Biden, it's now or never.
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A sign said, "NOW OR NEVER" on the shop's front windows.
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Read our interview, and watch the video for "Now or Never", below.
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"They have to keep moving because it's now or never," he says.
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"Oh, the places you'll go — now or never!" the library display reads.
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Walking out of Burjeel Hospital, I decided it was now or never.
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Life was only going to get busier; it was now or never.
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Emma: Nothing to lose and they HAVE to proceed, it's now or never.
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It's now or never to stock up on those end-of-summer sundresses.
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Many of them see this as a "now or never moment", analysts say.
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That means, for perhaps most of the candidates onstage, it's now or never.
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"Now or Never" was an underwhelming lead single with a surprisingly generic sound.
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"This is a now-or-never moment," said House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis.
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And as far as the upcoming season finale is concerned, it's now or never.
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When it comes to updating policy or revising key messages, it's now or never.
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That's a lot of "if"s, but for these Clippers it's now or never.
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"It's now or never," said Mr. Ward, a political scientist at Northern Illinois University.
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A. first' or it's 'now or never' for L.A.: That sounds like an ultimatum.
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Run The Jewels - "Nobody Speak"Halsey - "Now or Never" Kendrick Lamar - "Humble"Katy Perry ft.
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This may well be now or never – in a sense, we are all Bavarians now!
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This being the last year of my 20s, I figured it was now or never.
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This is your last chance, people — es ist jetzt oder nie — it's now or never.
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Well, I am here because like you I know that it is now or never.
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Many consumers felt it might be now or never if you wanted a new home.
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Regardless of what happens Monday night, it's now or never for the Never Trump movement.
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"It is now-or-never for oil bulls," said U.S. commodity analysis firm The Schork Report.
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The deal expires at tonight at 8pm PST (or 11pm EST), so it's now or never.
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Google may simply have decided that, when it comes to China, it is now or never.
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Meghan Miraglia from Massachusetts used repetition to keep us in suspense: It is now or never.
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With climate catastrophe on the horizon, we've reached a now-or-never moment in our history.
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If there's a time that's right for indie TV, I feel like it's now or never.
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"It's been a tough week and it's now or never," Yang told donors in an email today.
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If they go "now or never," Republicans are going to do the same thing, but even faster.
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With our newfound sense of "now or never," Mom and I fulfilled one of her longtime dreams.
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But as the demonstrations swelled, many tech workers recognized that his was a now-or-never moment.
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It was now or never, at least as far as moving the defenseman without his prior permission.
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In fact, Belfort's apparent decline means that the time for this rematch could actually be now or never.
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The argument in favour is that he's so much the face of Brexit that it's now or never.
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This was moving at such a quick pace, because it was kind of a now-or-never scenario.
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As a result, some Democrats and advocates have taken the stance that it's now or never for DACA.
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"After the Milo riots we said, 'Okay, it's now or never,'" he tells me, reflecting back on that period.
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We were comfortable in the studio, but we had a lot of anxiety about it being now or never.
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It's now or never for Belgium do show we have the talent and what they call the 'golden generation'.
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Of course, the products are flying off the virtual shelves, so it's a now-or-never kind of situation.
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We're trotting out our lousy German to remind you that es ist jetzt oder nie — it's now or never.
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Here's the catalyst — probably wasn't going to get another go-round with Woody Allen, so it's now or never.
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Early-stage startup founders it's now or never, it's do-or-die, it's [insert your preferred time-crunch cliché here].
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BUT we've been wanting to check out this classic bar, and the theater is nearby, so it's now or never.
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They describe an imperative, now-or-never moment of choice, and the way, on the Maidan, time seemed to collapse.
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Knowing that it was now or never, she took a chance and declared her love for fellow contestant Truc Nhu.
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Biden certainly faded in the home stretch, but he seemed to grasp it was now or never for his campaign.
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Surely they have to be defeated; surely it's now or never; surely an offensive equal to the threat must be mounted?
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At this point, she was four months pregnant with their son Luka, and there was a feeling of 'now or never'.
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You're feeling like it's now or never with a few projects, and the heavens are supporting you in getting it done!
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The Senate will be tougher but lots of members understand that 2017 is a now-or-never year for tax reform.
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" In February, Anoka Faruqee announced her impassioned support of Warren in an article on the Medium titled "It's Now or Never.
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One gets the sense that the new Surface Neo tablet and Surface Duo, the un-phone, are now-or-never projects.
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They're giving their new champion a now-or-never shot at revenge, and using Henderson's thunderous knockout of Lombard to leverage it.
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Third, it may be now or never to use the special Senate process that could pass health care with a majority vote.
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Since 428 is hailed in Japan as the pinnacle of the visual novel adventure genre, I figured it was now or never.
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We're in the home stretch of holidays season, which means if you didn't already pick out gifts... well, it's now or never.
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So, in what she describes as a "now or never" moment, she started browsing her company&aposs job board for international roles.
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It's basically now or never for Tulsa if the Golden Hurricane have any chance of winning the American Athletic Conference regular-season title.
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This comes amidst reports that, despite Trump's now-or-never vote ultimatum, the bill still doesn't have the votes to pass the House.
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"So if you haven't bought a "nasty woman" T-shirt for your dog or your state representative it's now or never," she added.
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Despite the odds being stacked against him in the championship, Vettel does not see Sunday's race as a case of now or never.
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As police lieutenant Linda Tanner (Roma Maffia) closes in on the Liars, Caleb decides it's now or never to marry his longtime love.
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"From the protesters' point of view, it is a now-or-never situation," said Abbas Kadhim, who leads the Atlantic Council's Iraqi Initiative.
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This makes it easier to instill a sense of urgency in the public: Your chance to see a show is now or never.
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Climate change is real, is caused by human activity and our window of opportunity to fix the problem is literally now or never.
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It's now or never, because after all we're doing, if there are not more golfers in France, sadly we will have a problem.
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From a technical and tactical angle, the market enters the final 10 days of the year at something like a now-or-never moment.
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Joss & Main: Now or Never Sale: Now through 11/10, take up to 75% off our favorite pieces – from rugs, upholstery, lighting, and more!
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Christopher Granville, managing director of EMEA and Global Political Research at TS Lombard, told CNBC that the meeting was a "now or never" opportunity.
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If Bloomberg, 73, were elected president, he would be the oldest commander in chief, so it's probably now or never for the ex-mayor.
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The visit was now or never because of the pending ruling that might rule on land formations that could determine economic zone rights for claimants.
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Given that it is now or never, I wanted to discuss the band's history and their future plans with vocalist and founding member John Hoffman.
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The president gave wavering GOP lawmakers an ultimatum a day before the scheduled vote — planned for March 2900 — by telling them it was now or never.
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When Porsche announced it was changing over to a turbo 22016 for 24, I figured that getting a new 24-cylinder Cayman was now or never.
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We got together in May 2015; last fall, she told me it was, essentially, now or never, as she wanted her transition to continue moving forward.
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Though the timing was terrible, with protests roiling Hong Kong and an escalating trade war between America and China, HKEX realised it was now or never.
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JUAN GUAIDÓ, recognised by most Western and Latin American democracies as Venezuela's interim president, seems to have decided it was now or never to claim real power.
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I started to talk to more of them, and it seemed like a now-or-never story; they were all in their late 80s or early 90s.
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"It's almost a now-or-never moment," said Fernando Cutz, a former senior White House official who helped shape Venezuela policy under the Trump and Obama administrations.
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It's now or never for the #NeverTrump campaign and the Super PAC Delegates Unbound to stop Donald Trump from obtaining the official nod as the GOP presidential candidate.
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The chime of the eleventh hour has sounded, and he knows that it is now or never if he wants to fulfil his ambition, and make Portugal proud.
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It's a testament to his own political talent, but also a recognition that if the GOP is to stop Trump from winning its nomination, it's now or never.
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It's not quite "now or never" in Anaheim, but in theory they should have a sense of urgency that the young Oilers may not be able to match.
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After I turned 54 last year, I woke up one morning with a now-or-never feeling that had me reaching for a dictionary and my old thesaurus.
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I always wanted to go back to school and it was just such a big thing for me and then I just felt like it was now or never.
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There are just a few months left until marathon season, and if you're one of those overachieving jags who plans on running, it's now or never to start training.
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Mike Pence, addressed supporters in darker and even graver terms, with Mr. Trump casting the election as a now-or-never moment for his brand of right-wing nationalism.
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But when she heard people talking about "the good old days" she likened it to "a couple whose relationship had gone stale," and knew it was now or never.
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Later, President Richard Nixon established the Environmental Protection Agency, the National Environmental Policy Act and the Clean Air Act, declaring it was "now or never" to start saving the environment.
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St. Louis Blues The Blues came into the season looking like a now-or-never team, one coming off a long string of regular-season success followed by playoff disappointment.
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"According to interviews (with migrants), the coyotes are saying 'it's now or never' because the wall is going to be built, and it won't be possible to cross," she said.
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His team put his name in as a fail-safe insurance policy because it was now or never for Bloomberg, who considered presidential bids in 2008 and 2016 as well.
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The "Now or Never" singer is Playboy's newest cover star, and in a stunningly candid interview, she answers all the questions we've been dying to know about: mainly, bros on Twitter.
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" It's a tradition that persists today, says Dan Sparaco, a local attorney who wrote a series of richly detailed essays on his city's racial history entitled "Now or Never in Baltimore.
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"This is the moment, it's now or never," said 50-year-old lawyer Melquis Pulecio, as he watched the ceremony with thousands of others on a big screen in central Bogota.
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The Liverpool-based artist felt that it was now or never, and in December 2014 he decided to leave the comfort of a studio gig for the life of a freelancer.
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So, it&aposs a tough spot for a litigant to be in, but I&aposm not really critical of the fact they filed a motion because it&aposs now or never.
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Unlike online shopping, where you can fill your cart with loads of stuff then ponder over each piece for days or even weeks, outlet shopping is a now or never proposition.
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Now delicately propelled on gusts of synthesizer and the gurgle of an electric piano, in Warzone's version of "Now or Never," Ono sings: Are we gonna keep pretending things are alright?
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I suppose if there were a time to release a movie about a country erecting a gigantic wall in order to keep out some unknown evil, it's now or never, right?
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So they decided pool their expertise to design a sketch show for a smart, urban, platform-agnostic audience — and they did so with a shared sense of now-or-never urgency.
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"After 22 years, there's no good moment to leave, but you start to feel like it's now or never if you're ever going to," Mr. Weisberg, 54, said in an interview.
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Featuring tracks that seem to reach for sci-fi trappings ("Now or Never Now") as well as grungier numbers ("Holding Out"), Art of Doubt is a self-possessed, rebellious aural experience.
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BERLIN, June 3 (Reuters) - Germany's Social Democrats face a now or never moment but could still win the next federal election, SPD Finance Minister Olaf Scholz told German broadcaster ZDF on Monday.
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It's now or never because right now you can save up to 70 percent off Saks' dazzling array of stylish wares, including coats, sweaters, shoes, handbags, and more during its Final Sale.
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"And it makes me realize more than ever it is now or never for the sake of America's finest that we have a commander-in-chief who will respect them," she said.
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"According to interviews [with migrants], the coyotes are saying 'it's now or never' because the wall is going to be built, and it won't be possible to cross," the spokeswoman told Reuters.
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But then again: The WSJ reported today that the GOP might pursue a "now or never" approach for repeal, forcing Republican lawmakers to get in line or risk being a party pariah.
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With that in mind, "Now or Never" is worrisome; it's among her least vocally present songs (with a couple of blatant Rihanna-isms to boot), and moves at a slow, neutered creep.
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The mandatory health screening of every arriving passenger had not yet kicked in, panic had not yet reached across Europe where thousands suddenly realized, it may be now or never to get back.
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From Approximately, "Now or Never" is an unabashedly political song, originally performed in a folk-music style and first released when the Vietnam War had become an ever more costly, desperate, aimless mission.
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But the growing popularity of key parts of Obamacare is precisely the reason Republicans are highly likely to make a last-ditch effort to kill the A.C.A. For them, it's now or never.
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Runaway fires in Australia and other evidence of surging climate threats mean there is a "deeply growing realisation it's now or never" for efforts to persuade world leaders to effectively curb climate change.
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Even on Friday, the night before his campaign's announcement, titled "Now or Never" in a post on Medium, Booker told reporters he had no doubts about his position in the state of Iowa.
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It feels like a now-or-never moment, a final chance to commit to the public schools that have been eroded by politics, racial wariness and insufficient and invidious alternatives like charter schools.
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I haven't been able to do this in about a month, but I won't be able to hit the gym tomorrow and I'm going out of town on Thursday, so it's now or never.
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Mr Maduro's opponents have no credible Plan B. "There's an idea that you hear a lot in Washington that it's now or never," says Michael Shifter of the Inter-American Dialogue, a think-tank.
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"With the upcoming travel ban I felt like it was now or never," said Virginia resident Nicholas Burkhead, who lamented that he had run out of time to learn Korean before the travel ban.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - France called on Friday for more ambition from Germany in reforming the euro zone, saying Europe faced a "now or never" moment with rising external threats from the United States and China.
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Some critics question the protesters' "now or never" rallying cry, saying a crackdown by Beijing could bring an end to the freedoms in Hong Kong that people on the mainland can only dream of.
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"It's now or never," Anguita, a pivotal figure of the left and who started 20 years ago to design the strategy to break the Socialists' hegemony, urged around 2,000 activists and followers, drawing euphoric applause.
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" And she closed out with a clip of her and Adams reaching for each other's hands during the famous line, "Oh, and when you held my hand, I knew that it was now or never.
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"Now Or Never," taken from 1973's Approximately Infinite Universe, becomes as much a meditation on Ono's experiences living through wars in the 20th century as much as it is a warning to future generations.
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And Trump is taking a more hands-on role as Republicans try to push their revived health insurance bill through the House this week in what's being called a now-or-never moment for replacement.
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In a pamphlet called "Now or Never," Rahmat Ali advocated the establishment of a state called PAKSTAN comprising the 30 million Muslims in five northern regions of India: Punjab, Afghan province, Kashmir, Sind, and Baluchistan.
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It is now or never for the Trump administration to decide whether it stands with American farmers and ranchers or just pays lip service to them for political cover as it caters to corporate agribusiness.
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I'm not saying it was right or wrong, but there was definitely a "now or never" moment he was presented with because of his beliefs, and he ended up going to Syria because of it.
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This isn't to say that "Now or Never" is a bad song by any means, but it did portend the radio pop-heavy era of "Hopeless Fountain Kingdom," during which Halsey somewhat lost her edge.
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The agreement with the FEC says that in October 2012, Government Integrity LLC donated $1.8 million to the ACU, which later that same day made a $1.71 million donation to the Now or Never PAC.
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There has been a growing sense that if May wanted to call an early election, it was now or never: fighting an election campaign whilst Brexit negotiations were in full swing would have been near impossible.
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LA 2024 Chairman Casey Wasserman said in a statement that when the idea of a dual award for the 2024 and 2028 Games was initially raised, LA did not respond with a "now or never" ultimatum.
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Republican leaders pursuing the "now or never" approach see it as their best chance to break through irreconcilable demands by Republican centrists and conservatives over issues ranging from tax credits to the future of Medicaid. OK!
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After she became tired of commuting to university in a rickshaw, her family bought her the first motorbike— a small Honda C70—and her mother insisted that it was now or never that she start learning.
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" What happened in West Baltimore was the culmination of centuries of overt racism and indifference to the black community by city and state leaders, says Sparaco, the local attorney and author of "Now or Never in Baltimore.
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Prime Minister David Cameron will hold 'now or never' talks on Thursday to keep Britain in the European Union, with the bloc's 28 leaders suggesting there are only a few obstacles left to a new membership deal.
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British Prime Minister David Cameron was holding "now or never" talks on Thursday to keep Britain in the European Union, with the bloc's leaders suggesting there are only a few obstacles left to a new membership deal.
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Facing such daunting obstacles, Republicans insisted that it was now or never for major tax revisions and that they must not let fantasies of a perfect "unicorn" tax code get in the way of getting something done.
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He knew it seemed crazy, but he was 29, tired of making money for someone else, and figured if he was ever going to make the leap to working for himself, it had to be now or never.
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As he watched his peers lining up their next moves and with his own bills to pay (he moved out of his parents house because he was making too much noise), he had his now-or-never moment.
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Now or never Former Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Andrew von Eschenbach, president of Samaritan Health Initiatives, said there has been a great deal of community engagement over the past two years that the bill has been under development.
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" In a Psychology Today article published in 2013, evolutionary psychologist Gillian Ragsdale noted that "the press is awash with warnings about delaying motherhood and the short-sighted selfishness of career-hungry women who suddenly realize it's now or never.
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"This is a now-or-never time for monetary policy to address growth as well as liquidity concerns as we start the fiscal year," said Soumya Kanti Ghosh, chief economic adviser with the country's largest lender State Bank of India.
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As a result, you the viewer can move in any sort of direction, watching in bulk something that aired last year, or on Sunday, or one scene again and again, freed from the now-or-never quality that TV once had.
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" The Chainsmokers are set to perform their new hit single "Young" — while Halsey will perform "Now Or Never" from her forthcoming album, and Sam Hunt will perform his No. 1 Billboard Hot Country Songs hit "Body Like a Back Road.
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But Tuesday night's Democratic romp in Virginia and New Jersey raises the probability of an anti-Trump backlash in 250, and should drive home the idea that if these Republicans are going to deliver, it could be now or never.
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They include Dakota Leierer, an oil field worker from Weatherford, Texas, who said he felt like with "everything going on," the time was "now or never" to join, even if it means taking a $10,000 pay cut to do so.
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"I got married under duress because my partner is non-Bermudian and my partner and I weren't planning on getting married but we had no choice because we had a six-month window where it was now or never," he said.
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As an artist who is known for her outspoken interviews and over-the-top music videos (her "Now or Never" video was a nod to Baz Luhrmann's Romeo + Juliet), she has a quality suggestion for the social media team over at Planned Parenthood.
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After 25 failed attempts to reach the semi-finals of a Grand Slam, the 22-year-old Svitolina knew it was a case of now or never considering the opponent standing before her was a Wimbledon debutant ranked 68th in the world.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats seek leverage for trial Horowitz offers troubling picture of FBI's Trump campaign probe MORE (D-Minn.) approaches her now-or-never Iowa moment.
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Experts say the Paris meeting might be the last opportunity for the countries to normalize relations Christopher Granville, managing director of EMEA and Global Political Research at TS Lombard, told CNBC on Wednesday that the meeting was a "now or never" opportunity.
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That's why users might see Halsey's "Heaven in Hiding" (written by Halsey and Greg Kurstin) still playing in a class, but not "Now or Never" (written by five artists, including Halsey) even though both songs were released by the same label in the same album.
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"This is a now or never moment and it is the reason why I came back," Tse, 211, said, adding that since joining the protests last month he had been a peaceful participant in rallies and an activist on the Telegram social media app.
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After a difficult Thursday for Republicans who had hoped to have passed their bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, aka Obamacare, the House is back at it again Friday — but this time with a directive from the White House that it's now or never.
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It's now or never for Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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"Now or Never," a recent collaboration with Halsey, is set to drop at some point today, and just yesterday, he capped off nearly two years of restless tinkering on his long-in-the-works debut album, 9, which is set for release April 28 on Blanco's Mad Love Records and Interscope.
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The Five Star Movement, politically slippery and ideologically vague, has a record of bending its unbreakable party rules when victory is at stake, but for now, the term limit on Mr. Di Maio has added an element of now-or-never desperation to his bid to be Italy's next prime minister.
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"Now or Never," a recent collaboration with Halsey, is set to drop at some point today, and just yesterday, he capped off nearly two years of restless tinkering on his long-in-the-works debut album, 9, which is set for release April 28 on Blanco's Mad Love Records and Interscope.
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It's now or never for Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden looks to shore up lead in S.C. Hillicon Valley: Dems cancel surveillance vote after pushback to amendments | Facebook to ban certain coronavirus ads | Lawmakers grill online ticketing execs | Hacker accessed facial recognition company's database Vulnerable Democrats brace for Sanders atop ticket MORE.
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Here's what you need to know: • It's now or never, Trump tells G.O.P. Calling for a vote today in the House, President Trump sent a blunt message to Republicans in Congress: Support the bill to replace the Affordable Care Act, or leave former President Barack Obama's signature domestic achievement in place.
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If you're forced to choose just one drink (and it's now or never, as the menu changes every few days), the Shady Lady is, indeed, as they claim, "a pretty sassy aperitivo": the cloying sweetness of sherry is balanced by a thick slice of cucumber and a dash of prosecco.
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Though she had previously specialized in the cross-section of club and critical favorites that became unexpectedly durable hits ("Pass Dat" by Jeremih, "Body" by Dreezy), her work on tracks like Katy Perry's "Swish Swish," Halsey's "Now or Never" and Calvin Harris's "Feels" were more naked appeals to pop dominance.
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"Time to back our PM to get a great Brexit deal - it's now or never..." Hunt, 51, had served as health minister for more than 5-1/2 years, the longest term of any in the history of the state-funded National Health Service, weathering doctors' strikes, public discontent with funding levels and other challenges.
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"As Congress faces the challenge of passing two must-pass spending bills in the coming weeks a — short-term Continuing Resolution and an Omnibus spending bill for defense and domestic priorities for the next year — let's be clear: it's now or never," said Frank Sharry, executive director of America's Voice, a progressive immigrant rights group.
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Logan Huntzberger: Although Logan and Rory's relationship was cherished by viewers, loving, and stable, the main issue I see with this relationship is that he wasn't head over heels enough for Rory to wait for her to be ready to get married — his proposal gave Rory an ultimatum in a 'now or never' kind of way.
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Washington may not have a path to actually win it all with Wall as their franchise player, but given that their payroll is already hefty, Beal is finally healthy, Porter is whipping fireballs at the rim, and Gortat is still hanging on to the remnants of his underrated prime, it's looking more and more like now or never.
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Among them are: Jennifer Lopez, who will perform a cover of "Heartbreak Hotel"; Ed Sheeran, performing "Can't Help Falling in Love"; Shawn Mendes, singing "Hound Dog"; John Legend performing "A Little Less Conversation"; Carrie Underwood and Yolanda Adams doing a medley of gospel songs once sung by Presley; and Keith Urban singing "It's Now or Never" with Post Malone.
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"So when my own son is going through what he goes through coming back, I can certainly relate with other families who kind of feel these ramifications of some PTSD and some of the woundedness that our soldiers do return with," she said, "and it makes me realize more than ever, it is now or never for the sake of America's finest that we have that commander in chief who will respect them and honor them." video
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