Why not ride it out for a couple safe votes.
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So just remember to stay hydrated and ride it out.
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We thought maybe she could ride it out at home.
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We pictured you hunkering down, ready to ride it out.
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In the past, Buffett has advised investors to ride it out.
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Should you jump into the exchanges now or ride it out?
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If you stay put and ride it out, it will go away.
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As Florence closed in, some residents weighed whether to ride it out.
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You go, 'Oh, I know what this is,' and you ride it out.
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" Another senior staffer noted, "People have different approaches: Do you ride it out?
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"I'm gonna ride it out, regardless of how bad it gets," says Jack.
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But others opted to ride it out, and a few even planned parties.
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"I just jumped under my desk and had to ride it out," Peterson said.
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"Having some cash can give you the confidence to ride it out," he said.
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"We figured we could ride it out on the sheets of ice," he recalls.
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But Lindsay Jang, a Canadian restaurateur, said she is prepared to ride it out.
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"People are going to be asked to ride it out at home," he said.
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I just tried to ride it out and know that it was all temporary.
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"I'd rather her ride it out in luxury over at the BoardWalk," he said.
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If a group has it going, it's good to just let them ride it out.
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This is my career and I gotta ride it out 'til the wheels fall off.
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It sure isn't pleasant, but you can normally ride it out without any additional treatment.
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Just take a leaf out of Aristotle's book on this one, and ride it out.
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The communication planet goes direct next week and, until then, just try to ride it out.
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Instead they are taught to ride it out by cutting their speed and making fewer manoeuvres.
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Or see a simulated tornado destroy an Oklahoma town at Universal Florida's "Twister" … Ride It Out.
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DeMarco Murray's contract definitely looks bad at the moment, but they might as well ride it out.
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Many folks flew or drove up north, while others hunkered down and decided to ride it out.
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But if you can ride it out, things tend to greatly improve at day two or three.
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But Carlson's noted commentary asking Franken to ride it out wasn't contagious in the state's political class.
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Now, you've got to ride it out here, because I know people feel the chart is broken.
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"It had never flooded there before, so we were just going to ride it out," he said.
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Even when the topic is nuclear war, Republicans batten down the hatches and try to ride it out.
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"I'm probably going to ride it out here until Saturday or Sunday, until things calm down," he said.
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"I once had a really bad attack on a plane and just had to ride it out," she wrote.
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I tried to ride it out, it blew me off, I came up and my board was in half.
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Last season, this might have incited panic in our anxious hero, but Gus manages to ride it out smoothly.
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"I'd rather her ride it out in luxury over at the BoardWalk," he said, referring to the Disney resort.
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She was at a different oil sands camp and hoped they'd be able to ride it out and reunite later.
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Optimists say they can ride it out until voters turf PiS from office at the next election, in late 2019.
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I think they're trying to stay quiet and ride it out and hope that it goes away, because they know.
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After a panicked email to my dermatologist, I was assured that this was completely normal and to ride it out.
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Or to ride it out and battle the evil within—one of those 'keep your enemies closer' kind of vibes.
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Many had accepted the offer of outreach workers to go into shelters, but some decided to ride it out alone.
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Tom Steyer and Mike Bloomberg have deep pockets and can ride it out even though their road may lead nowhere.
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Reitman doesn't bother to take any medication; she knows she'll just have to ride it out for three to five hours.
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It's party music for the apocalypse, and Black Tusk have always made clear their intention to ride it out in style.
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Rather than fleeing abjectly from the will, as in Schopenhauer, one should seek to harness it, master it, ride it out.
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Even though National Harbor opened for business just as the recession was starting, Peterson managed to more than ride it out.
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"My take is that Microsoft is probably the best of the large-caps to ride it out," the "Mad Money " host said.
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Scott Abraham, who lives on the 11th floor of a building in Miami Beach, said he is prepared to ride it out.
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When Hurricane Michael bore down on Florida, the Department of Corrections decided not to try to have the prisoners ride it out.
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The recent market volatility may be making investors nervous, but several experts told CNBC Wednesday there is a way to ride it out.
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I feel good right now, throwing quality pitches, and I'm going to try to ride it out to the end of the season.
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So now that I have a new alliance in the game, I'm going to just ride it out until the wheels fall off.
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Because if this is, in fact, the end of the world, I at least want a warm body to ride it out with.
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His wife, Rosemary, was ill, so Domino decided to stay at home with his family and see if he could ride it out.
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Are they just gonna keep re-exposing themselves to the poisoned water because they think the Nightblood will help them ride it out?
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Is it better to risk making a change that could improve your work life — or to grit your teeth and ride it out?
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Depression took over and I'm trying to ride it out and keep up as best as I can with my still-new job.
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So, the next time you are blessed with the fun cocktail of symptoms that come with a UTI, don't try to ride it out.
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In the long run, things are (probably) going to be fine, and the best thing you can do is just to ride it out.
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You can do your best to address the underlying problem, or else you can just ride it out and hope next year is better.
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When a monster hurricane like Michael is bearing down, some of us ignore evacuation orders thinking our grit will enable us ride it out.
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Is it better to explore other options even if that means taking a step backward, or to play it safe and ride it out?
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It's about making sure you are investing within your risk tolerance so that you will be able to ride it out without acting emotionally.
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DONALD TRUMP'S style of political crisis-management is straightforward: admit nothing, counter-attack, obfuscate, ride it out and wait for public attention to wane.
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I'm going to get up and go, ride it out, try to get the best gig I can get, and be done with them.
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Once you unzip the full-length side zipper you feel a little weird, like you're somewhere you're not supposed to be, but ride it out.
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I sense it a sliver of a second before it happens, but not soon enough to just get back in bed and ride it out.
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So far, Trudeau's strategy appears to have changed little, and people close to him say he plans ride it out without major shifts in strategy.
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If it's going to be a particularly bad day for allergies, consider cueing up some Netflix, blasting the AC, and preparing to ride it out inside.
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It is the worst crisis of his six-year tenure and Mr. LePage, with the backing of top House Republicans, has vowed to ride it out.
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"You ride it out in your house, you're gonna go bananas," said the owner, Mike Ray, who seemed unmoved by the dire warnings from public officials.
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Below is the premiere of the video for "Ride It Out"—shot and directed by Claudia Rose Holmeswho then hand-processed all the Super 8 footage.
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Whether it's sexual harassment, discrimination, or something else illegal, many times employees simply sit quietly and try to ride it out rather than rock the boat.
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And if a Trump presidency does mean the end of times, then the least we can do is find someone to ride it out with — and on.
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The trouble with UTIs is that as you pee the force of the urine only causes the E. coli to grip more tightly and ride it out.
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If you have carb flu, don't just decide to ride it out, because you don't have to avoid carbs or experience carb flu in order to be healthier.
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"Here's one where Buffett's just going to ride it out, betting that perhaps the worst is over," Cramer said of Berkshire's investment in ailing bank giant Wells Fargo.
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"For those in good health and who can keep their job, I think if you can ride it out for another couple years, you'll be OK," Madrian said.
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While many small businesses have known they would be financially threatened by longterm shutdowns due to the novel coronavirus, large restaurant chains were expected to ride it out.
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As Hurricane Michael bore down on the Florida Panhandle, the state's Department of Corrections decided inmates in 12 prison facilities in the storm's path would ride it out.
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If the answer is not much, hedge funds have a decision to make: ride it out, hoping for their short bond bets to pay off, or cut and run?
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Lifted from their debut album Perks (released via Deaf Ambitions late last year), "Ride It Out" will make you feel better about your indecision, your meandering, your youth, whatever.
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"It may actually be prudent to ride it out for a time, making more minimum payments or maybe asking the issuer for a break for a time," Rossman said.
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However, Italy, which has Europe's biggest outbreak of the virus and the heaviest debt load of the region's heavyweight economies, should be able to ride it out, he said.
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It moved so fast that people didn't' have much time to prepare, and emergency authorities lamented that many ignored the warnings and seemed to think they could ride it out.
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The next decade may well see another financial shock of similar, perhaps even greater, magnitude – hitting a world in many ways much less prepared or coordinated to ride it out.
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When their biological performance curve is not normalized and supported, women and girls are faced with a choice: fight their body's changes, or ride it out and be declared undedicated.
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Whether it's-, you know, for me to, you know, get myself a bike, and, you know, ride it out, for 1, 2 kilometers, or do I want to take a car?
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"People think they can ride it out, and then it gets to where it's too late," says Ruiz, who spent 20 years in the Coast Guard as a rescue boat driver.
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This has been happening about once a week, and I've been trying to ride it out, but the lack of sleep makes me feel like I'm writing checks my body can't cash.
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I think I'm going to kind of ride it out and see it through, because with him I just always want to make sure that this is what he wants to do.
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"We've not got such a big cushion to ride it out with both of those barrels coming at us," he said, adding that transport costs have also risen three to four percent.
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Unlike Qatar, the world's biggest supplier of liquefied natural gas with a population of just 300,000, Lebanon has neither the natural nor financial resources to ride it out, and people there are worried.
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One option college students who graduate into a recession have taken in the past is ride it out at grad school and reenter the workforce in a few years with an extra degree.
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In the Dominican Republic, officials evacuated some areas near the beachfront town of Cabarete on the north coast, though some residents chose to stay boarded up in their homes and ride it out.
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Two congressional aides said the memo "confirmed their worst suspicions" about the level of disconnect within the White House and said they weren't sure whether Shulkin would be able to ride it out.
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Looming over all of it is a deductible so high that they're making unenviable decisions — do they take their boys to the doctor for a sniffle, or see if they can ride it out?
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"We're just going to have to ride it out to the bitter end," said the network's Joy Reid, reporting from an event for Andrew Gillum, who sought to be Florida's first African-American governor.
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She was told the hospital was too overwhelmed to offer either a bed or a test to confirm whether she even had the virus, and was instructed to go home and ride it out.
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Some of Obama's financial regulators have already announced plans to step down as Trump takes power, but Cordray is currently vowing to ride it out, in no rush to hand the reins to the GOP.
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"If it wasn't for our child, we probably would try to ride it out but ... we have our little one," Krystal Cooper, 2000, of Savannah, told CNN as Joris Cooper held their 2145-year-old son, Siroj.
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There was a single-digit lead throughout, and a wild finish in which Milwaukee twice got it down to a single three-ball in the final minute, but the Norse were able to ride it out to Valhalla.
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I just wish people would spare a thought for those who are on their own, because any period of lockdown or quarantine is going to feel particularly daunting if you have no other half to ride it out with.
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For now, perhaps the best approach to a possible volatility eruption is to expect it, get stock exposure to a comfort level before the storm, and and ride it out in the knowledge that most pass without inflicting crippling damage.
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So they decided on something more elaborate: they would hide under blankets in an ambulance and ride it out to the 76 station in the Dodger Stadium parking lot (yep, there is a gas station in the Dodger Stadium parking lot).
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More than 1 million people were ordered to evacuate parts of the southeastern coast, but plenty chose to ride it out or did not have the means to leave, with thousands crowding emergency shelters and expecting to be stuck there for days.
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More than 2000 million people were ordered to evacuate parts of the southeastern coast, but plenty chose to ride it out or did not have the means to leave, with thousands crowding emergency shelters and expecting to be stuck there for days.
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"I think Chinese leaders do think they will obviously be hit significantly by all this damage from a trade war but they think they can probably ride it out economically," said Louis Kuijs, Hong Kong-based Head of Asia Economics at Oxford Economics.
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If you can try to take a breath, put your phone away, and reframe the anxiety in your brain, you'll be able to ride it out without getting angry at mom for getting your hopes up when she texts you instead of your crush.
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Sometimes when you feel awful, the only thing to do is take one night to wallow in your emotions and ride it out—but Aries will try and talk through every possible solution and demand that you take actionable steps right then and there.
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After being caught off guard by Tuesday's statement, which warned the talks could be at risk if the US continues to insist Pyongyang abandon its nuclear program, Trump's aides are now bracing for more of the same in the coming weeks and are prepared to ride it out.
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The best we can do is construct arks within which we can ride it out, and by God's grace make it across the dark sea of time to a future when we do find dry land again, and can start the rebuilding, reseeding, and renewal of the earth.
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Alyssa Candelmo, a 19-year-old who lives in Bonita Springs between Naples and Fort Myers, said she, her parents, and her 153-year-old grandmother had made plans to "ride it out" when it seemed like the brunt of Irma would be felt on the other side of the state.
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Alyssa Candelmo, a 19-year-old who lives in Bonita Springs between Naples and Fort Myers, said she, her parents, and her 82-year-old grandmother had made plans to "ride it out" when it seemed like the brunt of Irma would be felt on the other side of the state.
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"My charitable trust has owned Cisco for ages and we're going to ride it out given that CEO Chuck Robbins has been remaking this company as a soup to nuts offering for any enterprise that's trying to embrace the internet of things in a secure way, " the "Mad Money" host said.
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