"We're stubborn, lazy or both," she said on sticking it out.
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But sticking it out means sometimes, consumers don't cut her much slack.
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Bless his heart for sticking it out and helping me feel beautiful again.
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The natural deodorants ahead are worth sticking it out through that transitional period.
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A few have benefited by sticking it out while others have fled or collapsed.
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He has been so adamant for so long about sticking it out with the Knicks.
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"I have confidence in young designers sticking it out, because they're tough," Mr. Abboud said.
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If you're sticking it out on Tidal or Pandora Premium, you're not entirely out of luck.
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"I am counting on her sticking it out" until her term expires in 2018, Williams said.
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Even the male teams have a tough time sticking it out to move onto better leagues.
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We tried sticking it out ourselves, and for the first hour or so, it was lovely.
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But the league does not seem to mind sticking it out, even in high-profile cases.
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Shoutout to her fellow nominees for sticking it out all this time and delivering nonstop knockout comedy.
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There's nothing worse than sticking it out at a job that's just not doing it for you.
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Mr. De Rosa said it was very much worth sticking it out, to see what comes next.
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It's a decision between possibly going bankrupt or sticking it out for another X number of years.
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That moment has become symbolic for his whole career of sticking it out without compromise, McDermott said.
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Sticking It Out People are like, "Oh, you've worked for Gaga for 10 years," but I haven't really.
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That afternoon after her first day of school, her mother told her she should try sticking it out.
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Sticking it out for 300 pages means immersing yourself in another person's world and discovering how it feels.
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Maybe my insistence on sticking it out with men who need to take things slow is the problem.
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If, instead, you prefer a paucity of proper nouns, then you're a REAL TROOPER just for sticking it out.
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"A lot of guests are real comfortable sticking it out in our rooms," Smith said in a telephone interview.
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For those on prednisone, I know what you're going through and I commend you sticking it out as I have.
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All put together, the puzzle is a 19 x 27-inch monstrosity, and we applaud HardAngelFan for sticking it out.
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PhotoCredit Lawrence Downes for The New York Times Ninja-Turtle kid could have taught Donald Trump something about sticking it out.
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Misfits ended up on top, taking the match 23-2, sticking it out through close rounds, trading maps the whole way.
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While WhatsApp's founders left Facebook earlier, with Brian Acton departing in late 2017 and Jan Koum sticking it out until spring 2018.
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Sure, sticking it out can offer a huge payout, but the harsh realities of getting there are a hard pill to swallow.
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But they also see no real downside in sticking it out, pointing to the uncertainty surrounding the primaries because of the coronavirus.
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Unlike many who went back to the land in that era, they were serious about working the land and sticking it out.
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If that's the case, the great plan-maker in the sky would have to support you in sticking it out a little longer.
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"We're still sticking it out and hoping that what they say is true and that there's no sneaky business going on," Calderon says.
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" But to Taekman, 38, girlfriend time wasn't worth sticking it out for another season and admits, "I don't miss the drama of it.
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We applaud Andrews for sticking it out in the name of style, and bet she was thankful the game wasn't in wintery Wisconsin!
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We've just told Iran and all of our regional allies we don't believe in sticking it out to achieve our foreign policy objectives.
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Others sticking it out have bet that their higher premiums, combined with the loss of competitors, will let them cover the higher risk.
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If you and your pet are both sticking it out, make sure they're not confined or tied down so they can easily move.
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But there's also something undeniably funny about sticking it out anyway and being someone who will fight for, like, Daniel Bedingfield or the Chainsmokers.
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After sticking it out for a few years, Ms. Weinstein decided that she needed a break and moved to central Mexico for six months.
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While many students are tempted to go home, especially if their family lives close by, sticking it out is worth it for the lifelong connections.
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I'm so glad we are sticking it out instead of caving to the emotional complications of the situation, and encouraging Marlowe to do the same.
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No word on whether she's leaving her "Big Brother" hosting gig just yet, but it appears she'll be sticking it out for the short term.
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Not all my fellow museumgoers at the Hirshhorn sat through the entire piece, but sticking it out for the duration really is worth one's time.
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"I hope you feel cleansed or whatever," he says, thanking the assembled crowd for sticking it out through a marathon show on a Monday night.
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I'm still not sure what the show is trying to do there, but I'm sticking it out because I can sense there's something more to them.
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Many are faced with the difficult choice of abandoning their homes for the mainland, or sticking it out with the dimming hope things will get better.
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Although Cyrus, 23, has never been one to bite her tongue — sticking it out is more her thing — she's stayed mum on the rumor, as has Hemsworth.
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Meanwhile, those sticking it out have to face the reality of working overtime on one of the world's most dangerous jobs without actually getting paid for it.
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By the end of the week, reports suggested Northam had told senior staff he was sticking it out -- despite the ongoing chorus asking him to bow out.
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And for leaving a cool ~$22M in unvested stock on the table by not sticking it out a few more months inside Zuckerberg's mothership, as co-founder Jan Koum did.
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In real life, the surreal style can be recreated by making a looped half-bun, braiding the tail and, with ample amounts of gel, sticking it out on an angle.
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And because long-term goals typically require sticking it out through a series of unpleasant intermediate steps (eating less, practicing the violin), it can be easy to lose the original motivation.
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Staying at your current job for two or three more years may mean you have enough money to retire, and it may be worth sticking it out a few more years.
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This extends to hard rock and metal in that songs and art about sticking it out and fighting through the pain have become more popular than those about the pain itself.
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No matter how insecure we are or how many things we all have going on, we're taking a photo of ourselves and sticking it out on the internet for the whole world to see.
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Newton, who left Florida rather than sit behind Tim Tebow, and the others have made clear that the bromide about sticking it out and waiting your turn is not — and should not be — for everyone.
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But sticking it out until the weather improves "may not be an option" based on the porous rock type found inside the cave network, according to Tim Taylor, an experienced ocean explorer and expert on underwater robotics.
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But by that point, Angela "Big Ang" Raiola – a fan favorite known as the "peacemaker" among the ladies who's battling stage 4 cancer – had left the studio, sticking it out for about half of the 10-hour shoot.
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Although the White House denies the story, Kimmel pointed to reports that chief of staff John Kelly is miserable in his job and only sticking it out to prevent Trump running rampant and driving the country off a cliff.
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And then there's Elliott Street: a tiny, gritty, blue collar stronghold, stubbornly sticking it out as all that glass and steel encroaches, holding tight as though someone cast a forcefield around it long before "mixed-use" entered our collective vernacular.
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The research speaks favorably on the notion of sticking it out: One study published last year found that for long-married couples, happiness tended to dip pretty intensely between 10 and 20 years of marriage but improved significantly after 20 years of marriage.
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" In his February speech to the association, Perdue echoes the talking points, telling the grocers that "your stores many times are the only stores available for food for miles around, and we don't acknowledge that very often, but I ... appreciate you sticking it out.
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While they are wondering what is worse — sticking it out for the sake of stability or uprooting their children to a new school system on the mainland — we are working hard to give them tangible evidence that public education will come back better than ever.
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DCM Ventures, the early-stage, cross-border venture firm, has scored many hits by sticking it out in China since nearly its 1996 founding, even as many competing firms – because they were unable or unwilling to invest the time in local relationships – have come and gone.
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Like Dry January, the fact that this resolution is a societally recognized "thing" helps, and the statistics from 2018 say that this is actually a pretty successful one, with 82 percent of people sticking it out throughout the whole month, and a very significant 62 percent intending to stay vegan afterward.
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" Among the talking points offered by Ferrara is a discussion of how rural grocers "are often the only food store for miles in rural America, committed to sticking it out, not because they are getting rich, but because they live in these communities and know without a grocery store the community will suffer.
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Her campaign insists they have every intention of sticking it out through the Super Tuesday contests in early March, pointing to the vast majority of the delegates that are still up for grabs and touting their large organization and investments across the country -- a tenuous strategy that could become unfeasible if her fundraising dries up.
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I appreciate you sticking it out not because you are certainly getting rich in doing that, I understand that you're not ... there for the money, you're living there because you know it is supportive to the community ... you're not driven by Wall Street, certainly, you're driven by Main Street, and you are making a difference there where you serve.
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The song is an impassioned lyric about sticking it out in a relationship.
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Rachel Thibodeau told Taste of Country that she "wanted to write a relationship song about sticking it out when times are tough". She co-wrote it with Joe Leathers and Ben Glover at Leathers' house in Rosemary Beach, Florida.
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Reuben D'Aigle was the first to explicitly set out for the Porcupine Lake area in hopes of finding gold. D'Aigle had earlier been a latecomer to the Klondike, arriving after the initial rush but nevertheless sticking it out and eventually striking it rich along the Koyukuk River. After returning south he enrolled in a geology course at Queen's University, and used the library to pore over mining reports for new gold deposits. Discovering Parks' earlier report, he finished his course at the University and immediately set out for Porcupine.
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Even without the impossible task of competing with the Redskins once the USFL moved to the fall, he had no intention of sticking it out for 1985 even if the USFL had stuck with playing in the spring. He later said that Washington fans have had very little tolerance for losers, and had spoiled by the Redskins' resurgence in the 1970s and early 1980s. Shortly thereafter, hospital magnate Donald Dizney, who had been a minority owner of the Tampa Bay Bandits before briefly joining Weiser's group, stepped in to end Bernhard's suffering. Dizney quickly reached a deal on the same terms that Bernhard had reached with Weiser.
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She is his closest confidant (even more so than Weasel) and trips to the Box become so infrequent as to be unheard of. She has an immense debt of gratitude to Deadpool for saving her life, and it gradually becomes clear that she is sticking it out with him because she believes that he has the potential to become a truly good person, and she hopes her influence over him may encourage him in that direction. She also hints that she has a rather dark past, and feels that redeeming Wade may help her make up for past deeds. They share an adventure together through time, where Al ends up impersonating May Parker.
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