This is how you really take one for the team.
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I'll take one for the team and I'll flush it.
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Alana: Um, no, but I'll take one for the team.
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"So whose [sic] gonna take one for the team and kill Kavanaugh?" the tweet reportedly read.
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This is probably damaging, but my high mind was like, Dudes should take one for the team.
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"During any kind of crunch period, step back and take one for the team," said Cooper Hakim.
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Then again, Republicans from swing districts who "take one for the team" could find themselves on the ropes.
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We can't do that to her, we need this badly, we need you to take one for the team.
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"I'll take one for the team of being a liar for her to have a better party," says Kim.
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But when that space isn't available, it's on us to take one for the team and reel that shit in.
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He told one employee that she should "take one for the team" and date a donor who was attracted to her.
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But these are not normal circumstances, and Dearling, in an act of extreme sportsmanship, decided to take one for the team.
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So, with that kind of commitment, we had to ask whether he'd take one for the team in exchange for a victory.
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"We talked about it for a while, and at the urging of our wives, we decided to take one for the team," Lambrechts said.
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Do I convince my friend to take one for the team and go on a double date with me even if she doesn't like her match?
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According to Searle's report, Krauss admitted that in 2012 he told one female employee that she should "take one for the team" and date a donor.
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The attorney can't "take one for the team" thinking that because the attorney is acting in his capacity as an attorney, that's it's not a crime.
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"She needs to take one for the team and say, 'Nope, we're not doing it,'" the strategist said, before Pelosi greenlighted an impeachment inquiry on Tuesday.
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Put it another way: someone had to step and take one for the team, and Mags was the man to do it for Brighton's cabal of caners.
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Depending on the size of your shower it may be a tough squeeze but if for a good cause we can all take one for the team, right?
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Neither of them gave any indication that they were going to take one for the team and drop out, despite failing to pick up much support on Tuesday.
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And Bentley's refusal to take one for the team and simply step down created a mounting series of journalistic and legal inquiries that brought more details to light.
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After thirty-ish minutes of pleading and ogling—and after four of my friends take one for the team and leave—my party of eight is finally escorted to the back area.
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And to my friends out there that are responsible owners of these recreational assault weapons that they use for recreation, please let's just take one for the team here and set it down.
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It's some pretty obvious manipulation, but it comes wrapped up in such a personal speech that it doesn't seem as offensive as Varys just ordering Tyrion to go take one for the team.
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Courtney was like, 'I didn't want to show it to you in the beginning because I didn't think you needed to see it at that point … You just gotta take one for the team.
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" The South Bend, Indiana, mayor said he just spoke to farmers in Iowa who supported the President who "are now asking the question how much longer are we supposed to take one for the team?
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But because the White House chefs are furloughed as part of the government shut down over the aforementioned wall, Trump decided to take one for the team (literally, I guess!) and pay for the meal himself
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"But if it's more in the sense of 'take one for the team,' or pushing yourself to do something that doesn't feel right for your body, that usually is going to be upsetting" for both people, she says.
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She'd already feasted on that pack of wild vamp kids and hotelier Will Drake, so if she's gonna have enough strength to take one for the team and kill the Countess, she needs lots and lots of nourishment first.
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If you're a diehard Kasich supporter in Indiana, it is unlikely you would take one for the team and cast a vote for Cruz instead, considering that the two candidates appeal to wildly different factions of the Republican party.
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" She pins her hopes on a rejection of the bill by Senator John McCain of Arizona, writing, "When the pressure to take one for the team was immense to give his party bereft of victory a win, McCain said no.
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"You've heard the administration tell industries like ours that the tariff is necessary from a policy perspective, and that they really need folks like us to, sort of, take one for the team," said Jim McGreevy, chief executive of the Beer Institute.
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According to interviews, emails and an internal document reviewed by POLITICO, Shapiro suggested a female employee should "take one for the team" by having sex with a donor, sent pornography and lewd emails to male employees and discussed with colleagues his sexual philosophies, such as having as many sexual partners as possible.
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Cohen faces a slew of potential federal charges—he has yet to be formally indicted—and while it initially seemed like he might be willing to take one for the team here, rather than cooperate with prosecutors, the latest tea leaves point toward Cohen being open to striking a deal and flipping on his old boss.
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One of the film's most heart-wrenching moments is when Andy King, an experienced events producer trying to salvage Fyre Festival even as he can tell it's bound to be a catastrophe, gets a call from McFarland — someone he'd worked with for years — asking King to "take one for the team" and go give a customs officer a blow job in order to convince him to release bottled water that the team hadn't planned to pay for.
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Statik Selektah, and Pete Rock.KNOBBZXL (October 17, 2010). Kanye West – Take One for the Team (ft.
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Although the Indians get a runner on, two quick outs are recorded and Jake is forced to make a strategic move. He calls upon Dorn to "take one for the team" and sends him up to pinch hit. Dorn takes the first pitch off his lower back and is pulled for a pinch runner. Cerrano steps in, having apparently reverted to his more placid self.
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Triumph took a more commercial turn with their 1986 studio album, The Sport of Kings."30 Years Ago: Triumph Take One for the Team on ‘The Sport of Kings’". Ultimate Rock Guitar, Eduardo Rivadavia, September 12, 2016 Rik Emmett's "Somebody's Out There" reached the American Top 40 in late 1986, a significant amount of radio and video exposure. Written and recorded in the 11th hour of The Sport of Kings sessions, in an attempt to deliver a hit 'single' to satisfy the demands of the record company, "Somebody's Out There" made it to No. 27 on Billboard Hot 100 during October and November 1986.
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Max (played by Alyson Stoner) – One of Zack and Cody's friends, she is a girl who usually wears pigtails in Season 1 and is sometimes mistaken for a boy. She is a tomboy. She once had a crush on Zack as shown in the episode "Kisses & Basketball", and goes on a date with him while showing her slightly girlie side but "falls out of love" with Zack when she finds out that he just did it to "take one for the team". Max is portrayed as a great dancer (as shown in the episodes "Footloser", "Hotel Hangout", and "Club Twin"), but can become extremely bossy at times ("Footloser").
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