And once we make the investment, we stay with it.
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"I told the guys, 'Just stay with it,' " Harden said.
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But if you stay with it, it will come to you.
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I was just in tight and just tried to stay with it.
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"The replay said I wasn't safe, so stay with it," Gore said.
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My advice to students is to be brave and stay with it.
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This is work that matters and I'm going to stay with it.
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I think that to stay with it you're gonna have to join it.
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And once people start watching a video, they tend to stay with it.
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When your best players stay with it, it forces everybody to do that.''
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It's nice to see us get rewarded there and to stay with it.
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Its investors stay with it roughly twice as long as the industry average.
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We struggled in a lot of ways and just had to stay with it.
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"Even if it seems really, really challenging and hard to get through, stay with it."
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"I think you have got to stay with it," trader Guy Adami said of Domino's.
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You just try to play it safe, and play your game and stay with it.
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But as she told her little pupil on court, she has to stay with it.
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"If it is working, you stay with it," Shanahan said at the on-field podium.
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You've got to stay with it, and we had that big inning with five runs.
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I'm just proud of the guys that have continued to stay with it, continued to fight.
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I tried to stay with it and at least get through five, and I did that.
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If you're going to stay with it, limit your activity and become a social media lurker.
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I just try to stay with it and work and run every day and lift and stretch.
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Those who stay with it will find the whole world lit up as though by black light.
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Maria helps them access treatment and make sure that they stay with it, love problems be damned.
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Because if it was just, if you don't understand it, you won't be able to stay with it.
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It was kind of up and down, and I thought we showed great resiliency to stay with it.
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You have to stay with it and play all 60 minutes, and if it's 65, you just keep playing.
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" Arizona head coach Dave Tippett said: "It's a play you've got to stay with it all the way through.
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"I've been saying the entire time that we had to stay with it, have faith in each other," Lillard said.
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Despite the potential for a similar fortune, Suttmeier said "for now you have to stay with it until proven otherwise."
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If you aren't sure you could sit tight, then adjust your portfolio risk to ensure you can stay with it.
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"We wanted to stay with it, keep going and not give them any momentum coming back our way," said Schwartz.
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"I was thinking, 'Jeez, here we go again,' but I just needed to stay patient and stay with it," McIlroy said.
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You've got to stay with it to know what she's about, because she's not giving the full story away in the chorus.
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A successful retirement is based upon a well-thought-out financial plan and having the discipline to stay with it — long-term.
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It was one of those nights where if sometimes it doesn't go my way and I stay with it, I get rewarded.
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We just stay with it, and stay together and just stay poised and try to go out there and win the game.
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Everybody is like right there, so you know whoever gets hot is gonna be successful — so you just got to stay with it.
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Yet, if your thesis is intact, "I believe this company will be worth more in five years because ..." then you stay with it.
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Ms. Mogherini said that the three European countries that helped negotiate the Iran deal would stay with it as long as Iran did.
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There he is spinning in circles, ringing his bells, and playing his music in some kind of ill-fated attempt to stay with it.
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The Paris Agreement entered into force on November 4, 2016 -- so this means the US would have to stay with it until November 20053.
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Instead, you have to force yourself to stay with it until about the four-hour mark, when it finally gets a bit of traction.
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What we had going offensively was working, and we had to stay with it to get to 8-0, where we're at right now.
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I've always thought that more than length, I was looking for volume, but I think I'm gonna stay with it as long as I can.
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So of course you're going to try, and if somebody is like, "hey man that sounds kind of good" you're going to stay with it.
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"It just comes with experience and knowing how to deal with bad shooting nights, trying to stay with it," Curry said of his turnaround in overtime.
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Playing against a team like that, you just have to stay with it and stay poised, and I thought we did a great job at that.
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" Hinch added: "But I think the mental grind that it takes on the hitters to always give them different looks, it takes great discipline to just stay with it.
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I might use this space to think through the work, but I don't want to solve it; I want to stay with it and have it linger with me.
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"If we can confirm that Iran is living by the agreement, if we can determine that this is in our best interest, then clearly we should stay with it," Mattis said.
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"In my mind, I just felt like something down the road was going to work out for us if we just stay with it and keep our minds right," Lillard said.
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Her work may not move or engage us in conventional ways, yet we stay with it because we trust that by the end it will have delivered a highly particular chill.
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I just try and stay with it and play as hard as I can on both ends of the floor and leave it all out there and live with the results.
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"If we can confirm that Iran is living by the agreement, if we can determine that this is in our best interest, then clearly we should stay with it," Mattis said Tuesday.
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A travel card by Barclays doesn't offer any sign-up bonus, but it doles out up to 25,000 bonus miles for every year that you stay with it, spending a certain amount.
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PRESIDENT TRUMP IS THE FIRST PRESIDENT IN, WHAT, 20 YEARS TO REALLY MAKE THAT CASE AND STAY WITH IT, AND HE'S GOING TO USE ALL THE TOOLS THAT HE CAN WITH RESPECT TO NEGOTIATIONS.
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"If we can confirm that Iran is living by the agreement, if we can determine that this is in our best interest, then clearly we should stay with it," Mattis told a Senate hearing.
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A lot of people aspire to build something from scratch but they don't have the mental stamina to stay with it when things get hard, and sometimes they can't even imagine what's really possible.
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"It seems it is too early to fade this move and as long as you are in assets that are directly reacting to this central thematic then stay with it," Weston told CNBC by email.
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Though new studies suggest that as many as 70 percent of self-injurers mix and match their methods of SI, about a third of self-injurers, like bomb makers, find their special formula and stay with it.
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But asking people to stick to a diet assigned by a flip of a coin, and to stay with it long enough to know if it affects the risk for heart attack or cancer, is nearly impossible.
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But asking people to stick to a diet assigned by a flip of a coin, and to stay with it long enough to know if it affects the risk for heart attack or cancer, is nearly impossible.
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" She continues: "Be so confident that you now own a great company that — even if the stock prices goes down — you don't worry and you stay with it until it goes back up, and, ideally, you never sell.
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I've used the same tinted moisturizer since I started wearing makeup, and while it does the job (though there are definitely some issues I have with it), I mostly stay with it out of habit, because it feels easier than looking for a new one.
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"I think it's almost true without exception if you want to win a Nobel Prize, you should have a long attention span, get hold of some deep and important problem and stay with it for 10 years," he told The Times Magazine in 2009.
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"In the early viewings [of the film] you'd have to counsel people ... to stay with it for a minute and imagine this is someone you love going through this," says Molly Eagan, vice president of Planned Parenthood Experience and an executive producer of Across the Line.
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Before we begin to pretend again that summer is a rational thing and you corner me on a cliff and say I have to choose what came first and what came next, find the brightest spot in this song of the summer and stay with it.
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While we still need to provide alternatives for women and girls who have been forced into sex work or who want to leave it for any reason, we must also work to insure the rights, the safety, and the dignity of those who choose to stay with it.
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Where else can you find examples of 18-year-old kids meeting, forming a comedy club, having that kind of dedication to stay with it throughout the entire university process, thinking, Yeah, this could be good, we could do this, and then getting their own TV show, essentially right after graduation?
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This is not to say that Steve Novak was off-base about the ball back at the NBA rookie shoot; by the time the league announced that it would phase out the new balls, on December 11, players like Nash complained that they had already begun to adjust to the Cross Traxxion™'s eccentricities and would rather the league stay with it.
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Stay with it, though, and "Brexit" conjures a sobering look at the corrosive effect of "little wells of resentment" that were assiduously filled and replenished for decades, nurturing the hostility that erupted first in the UK and then, with the election of Donald Trump, in the US. Even knowing the outcome, the glimpses behind the curtains of the two campaigns -- as written by James Graham, and directed by Toby Haynes -- presents a fascinating chess match.
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At different times, you are starting over. If you love it, you stay with it. That's what I'm doing. I've accomplished more than I would have hoped to have accomplished.
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There was the difficulty of redirecting all the post...then there was the advice and service bureaux to re-organise with our new 'masters'." Accessed 2014-04-12 In 1972 the masthead was reformatted to Motor Cycle Mechanics (MCM),Motor Cycle Mechanics, March 1972, p.3 Editorial by Chas Deane Between you and me... "New look MCM!, ...we too have to stay 'with it' to keep you, our readers, happy.
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In a review for the New Scientist magazine, Shaoni Bhattacharya said: "Packed with science and human stories, the book is an intense read that can get technical. Stay with it, though: van der Kolk has a lot to say, and the struggle and resilience of his patients is very moving." The book was ranked second in the science category of The New York Times Best Seller list in 2019.
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Fans react with anger at Sasha Alexander's NCIS death. TV.com. Retrieved February 6, 2013. Cote de Pablo, 2007 Before joining the cast of NCIS, Cote de Pablo, who lived in New York at the time, had performed primarily in the theatre. She was intended to portray one of the lead female roles in a 2005 Broadway musical version of The Mambo Kings and had turned down other television roles to stay with it.
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Eight jobs are available, namely Traffic Jams, Fires, Rescues (which may result during fire missions), Catching Criminals, Riot Control, MEDEVAC, Transporting Sims, and Speeding Cars. Speeders can only be found by looking for a car that is belching exhaust behind it and squeals its tires making turns. Once a speeder is pulled over, the helicopter has to stay with it until a police car arrives to cite them for their reckless driving, or the speeder will take off again.
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Episode 3: 1960s :Albert Einstein discovers The Beatles. We take a look at the era of Flour Power; the World Cup is won by a team of men all called Bobby; and the Royal Family attempts to stay with-it by barbecuing. Episode 4: 1980s And 1990s :Neil Knock-Knock, an after-dinner joke, becomes leader of the Labour Party; Jeffrey Archer reveals he's won the Nobel Prize; Lloads of London goes pear-shaped; and John Minor stands against himself, and loses.
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Their music drifted towards a much more "poppier" sound for a while, but at the rehearsals, the band was only heard playing everything from hard rock to even soul. When playing live, however, Alyson Avenue always had concentrated to perform AOR/hard rock only. In 1995, the main discussion was in what direction the band should go. Some demos with melodic rock had been recorded over the years, and as people obviously liked it, they decided to stay with it.
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Setting out to kill Death, three young men encounter an Old Man who says they will find him under a nearby tree. When they arrive they discover a hoard of treasure and decide to stay with it until nightfall and carry it away under the cover of night. Out of greed, they murder one another. The tale and prologue are primarily concerned with what the Pardoner says is his "theme": Radix malorum est cupiditas ("Greed is the root of [all] evils").
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A number of species of juvenile fish associate with this jellyfish, making use of the protection provided by its stinging tentacles. The razorbelly scad (Alepes kleinii) and Malabar trevally (Carangoides malabaricus) are two such fish; large numbers of tiny fish congregate around and among the fine tentacles. Each fish either avoids touching the tentacles or is relatively unaffected by their mild sting, and if the jellyfish is netted, the little fishes stay with it and may get more heavily stung, and consequently die. As they get larger, the fish leave the jellyfish and live independently.
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Once collectors have started using a particular brand, they have a strong incentive to stay with it, and the manufacturers offer annual updates for the stamps issued during the previous year. In the earliest albums, stamps were adhered to the pages, using either their own gum (as if put on an envelope) or glue. Stamp hinges were introduced soon after, allowing stamps to be removed without major damage to either the stamp or the album page. In the second half of the 20th century, stamp mounts were introduced.
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Big news came in mid-1915: Only one year after Cadillac had pioneered the V-8 engine, and about at the same time as the mighty Cunningham V-8 debuted, Cole brought out its own V-8 powered automobile - and would stay with it until the very end of the make, dropping its Fours and Sixes after 1916. This engine had a displacement of 346.3 c.i. and delivered 39.2 HP. It was built by Northway, then a division of General Motors that also manufactured the V-8 for Cadillac. The car was named the Model 8-50.
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Again, the networks may show highlights of the game, and usually will at the earliest opportunity. The network broadcasting the single game will sometimes show each play as soon as it ends as part of its post-game show. A station originally getting the game featured during bonus coverage will stay with it unless they are leaving to show a local team. Second, bonus coverage cannot be shown after a late game on the single-game network because it will run in opposition to the ending of the late doubleheader network's game(s) and NBC's pre-game show.
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Nobel physics laureate Steven Weinberg said that the Nobel committee "fleeced" Dyson, but Dyson remarked in 2009, "I think it's almost true without exception if you want to win a Nobel Prize, you should have a long attention span, get hold of some deep and important problem and stay with it for ten years. That wasn't my style." Dyson was a regular contributor to The New York Review of Books, and published a memoir, Maker of Patterns: An Autobiography Through Letters in 2018. In 2012 Dyson published (with William H. Press) a fundamental new result about the prisoner's dilemma in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America.
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John Richard “Jack” Simplot was an enthusiastic supporter of Simplot Games and regularly attended the Games on Saturdays to view the ceremonies and final events. He enjoyed mingling with the high school participants, shaking hands and encouraging them to do well on the track and in school, and sharing one of his secrets to success: “Stay with it and just do your best.” He recognized the similarity in finding success in business and on the track: hard work, vision, the willingness to take risks, and the ability to overcome the odds. And Jack Simplot, who launched his empire at the age of 14, no doubt recognized the potential in each of the young athletes he greeted.
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In a 20th- anniversary retrospective of the franchise in The Telegraph, David Horspool, the history editor of the Times Literary Supplement, defended the show's overall viewpoint, saying, "There's no particular reason why grown-up historians shouldn't like Horrible Histories too ... They simplify, and they have a definite point of view, but all historians are guilty of that to some degree." He further said that "Getting children interested in the past isn't necessarily easy, and Horrible Histories does it extremely effectively—and those who come to history because it's fun seem far more likely to stay with it in the long run." Writing for entertainment website DorkAdore, Anna Lowman added that "Terry Deary had the fine idea of getting kids into history by giving the facts a human face and a joke or two ... The producers of the CBBC show have perfectly transferred Deary's ethos to television." The recut for BBC1 with Fry as host drew particular criticism as to whether its educational methods were suited to an adult demographic.
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Motor Cycle Mechanics Largest sale examples, April + October 1969, October + December 1970, and March 1972. Accessed 2014-05-13 When founding-editor Robert Forrest Webb moved on in early 1962, successor editor Charles E Deane's message in June 1962 proudly proclaimed that, in three years from a new start, they had achieved the world's largest net sale of any motorcycle magazine.Motorcycle Mechanics, June 1962, vol.4, no.9, p.3 Editorial by Chas Deane As with other motorcycling periodicals, MM moved with the times, changing its name and format to suit readership requirements and fashion and technology advancements,Motor Cycle Mechanics, March 1972, p.3 Editorial by Chas Deane Between you and me... "New look MCM! The motorcycle is no longer considered to be a poor man's means of transport—it's a fun machine, a hobby....Motorcycle Mechanics' Racing and Sporting Show highlighted the best in motorcycling and the trends for 1972 and like many of the exhibitors at our Show, we too have to stay 'with it' to keep you, our readers, happy". Accessed 2014-04-12 along with a change of ownership in 1974.
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