You have to steel yourself before facing that much scrutiny.
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Steel yourself for weeks of uncertainty and stress of the unknown.
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Hopefully you, too, can use them to steel yourself against the potential horrors that await.
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So you steel yourself, prepare your best fake laugh, and plan an eventual escape route.
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"The very male atmosphere is something you kind of have to steel yourself to," she allows.
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Steel yourself: The best-performing stock in the broad S&P 1500 index probably isn't one you'd expect.
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You only have a few weeks left to steel yourself emotionally: Finding Dory is premiering on June 17th.
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"These protests are nearly over, breathing their last breaths, we are next to you, steel yourself," Khalil told Hariri.
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Steel yourself for a high of 2351, but whipping winds will make it feel in the low 26s all day.
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It's a shockingly heavy listen, for how few moving parts there are—you'll want to steel yourself before you play this one.
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For your basic needs, here's the full list of Golden Globe nominations, and the full list of Grammy nominations, but steel yourself.
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Steel yourself for this brutal, gut-punching story of an elite Manhattan police task force trying to maintain some semblance of decency.
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Next Wednesday will be here in the blink of an eye, so steel yourself for system crashes and social-media frenzies the second it goes live.
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Steel yourself for spending $95 on a vet appointment for a pet mouse while you have no fewer than nine mousetraps lying in wait in your basement for her cousins.
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It's hard to know where things will go; if you go, steel yourself for a wide variety of musical textures and temperaments, most of them liberated from standard time and harmony.
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To some degree, I would say, because I've seen this now at both RIM and here at Sonos, is you almost steel yourself too hard against that, and in some cases, you can almost look at it and say, okay, well, there's all these things that are coming at you, and ... Really, deciding which ones are real and going to be beneficial to the customer becomes a bit of a challenge, because you've had to steel yourself against that.
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The full weight of last night will soon come rushing back to you, and you need enough hair of the dog to qualify as taxidermy in order to steel yourself against the impending nausea.
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If you go, steel yourself against the disappointment that buckets of Corona—bro catnip—have already found their way here, and turn toward the view: the green-gray water, the smoke stacks, the glittering Chrysler Building.
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Watching the opening scenes of "Saint Frances," it's tempting to steel yourself for what looks like it's going to be yet another parable about the Youth of Today: A vaguely tolerable millennial protagonist dealing with a dash of ennui here and a sprinkling of existential angst there.
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In one episode, DJ, Stephanie, and Kimmy (the three women who take the place of the three men at the center of the original show) go out clubbing — insert obligatory "Wooo!" from the audience at the sight of them in dresses, and steel yourself for several dance scenes — and they run into Macy Gray.
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I think part of it is, when you're first born as a company and everybody's telling you, "There's no way you can succeed against all these companies," you actually create a bit of a culture of almost defiance, to some degree of, "Hey, everybody's telling you you can't do it," and you actually work through, and you have to steel yourself against doing it.
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Radio Times' Alison Graham wrote, "A tremendous piece of drama; subtle, intelligent, powerful and adult. Writer Danny Brocklehurst and creator Paul Abbott have achieved something wonderful by blending a touching human story with a riveting thriller. This is as good as TV drama can be.. On every level Exile delivers." The ingeniously plotted Exile is over - steel yourself for a Hollywood remake, The Guardian,4-May-2011, page 25; "The ingenious conceit of a mystery story in which the quest for the truth is foiled by an Alzheimer's sufferer catalysed a well-plotted drama, executed without exploitativeness and, in Simm's case, played more tenderly that I'd have thought him capable".
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