They'll work something out so they can get the player.
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K. Ry, we'll see if we can work something out.
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We are going to see if we can work something out.
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And we're going to see if we can work something out.
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"I project that we will work something out," Mr. Trump said.
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We have to work something out, but it's not just Russia.
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OK... We have to work something out, but it's not just Russia.
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I think that politicians need to sit down and work something out.
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He recently has indicated that he might work something out to help them.
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It starts as a terrible relationship, but then they learn to work something out.
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NATO has not treated us fairly, but I think we will work something out.
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"I just really hope that Congress or the [Pentagon] work something out," Saini said.
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Ross said the U.S. can work something out through NAFTA or a separate agreement.
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LaVar says he'll work something out with people who don't want the new shoe.
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Trump reassured Time magazine on Wednesday that he'd "work something out" to help those immigrants.
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I wish you had asked earlier; we might have been able to work something out.
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Now maybe that's a source of upside because there's some chance they work something out.
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In December, as president-elect, he said he would "work something out" for the recipients.
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"We're going to work something out that's going to make people happy and proud," he said.
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Gary Peters (D-Mich.) said he'd meet with Lee Tuesday to work something out, and Sen.
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"I guess if he's willing to do chores, we could work something out," Mr. Buttigieg said.
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"We have to sit down with the Saudis and work something out," he told reporters yesterday.
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Gorbachev pleaded for them to stay, asking can we do something here, can e work something out?
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The Democrats should get together with their Republican counterparts and work something out on Border Security & Safety.
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Normally with puzzle boxes, or puzzles in general, enjoyment comes from the moments you work something out.
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"You've got these members of Congress who are going to try to work something out," Kasich said.
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In December, he said that he is "going to work something out" for people in the program.
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"We're going work something out that's going to make people happy and proud," Mr. Trump told Time.
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"We have to sit down with the Saudis and work something out," he told reporters on Tuesday.
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But I hope that Kim is able to work something out so that the family can be together.
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But if those results are inconclusive or disputed, then the delegates will have to — somehow — work something out.
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"We're going to work something out that's going to make people happy and proud," Mr. Trump told Time.
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"We're going to work something out that's going to make people happy and proud," he told TIME in 2016.
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Some ask if you can work something out, or if you'd look the other way and let them live.
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"We're going to work something out that's going to make people happy and proud," Mr. Trump told Time magazine.
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GURIRA I still go to Tisch to block out a room when I need to work something out quickly.
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"We're going to work something out that's going to make people happy and proud," Trump told Time magazine last month.
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So yeah, work something out so that they're sure that this is going to work and then engage with it.
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" When host George Stephenopoulos asked the billionaire businessman how he would accomplish that, Trump said he would "work something out.
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"We're going to work something out that's going to make people happy and proud," the president said before his inauguration.
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We'll see what the president does with the Big Four, if not we have [until] March to work something out.
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"The president indicated that, if we can work something out with Canada and Mexico, they will be exempted," Ross said.
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"If you don't have an alternative, you're still probably better off trying to work something out with the IRS," said Mendels.
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But about Dreamers, he told TIME Magazine he wants to "work something out that's going to make people happy and proud."
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" And he hinted there might be a Thor Meets Thor situation coming up soon: "I'm trying to work something out with him.
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"My bet is that the Germans are going to come and say, 'OK, we want to work something out,'" O'Leary told Hill.
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" After he won the election that fall, he walked back that hard-line position and said, "We're going to work something out.
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Trump told Time magazine that his administration would "work something out" for undocumented immigrants who were brought to the country as children.
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The Trump administration named March 5 as the end date for DACA — meaning Congress still has four more months to work something out.
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At the same time, Zuckerberg praised Trump's vague pledge to "work something out" for undocumented immigrants who arrived in the country as children.
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And I think we can work something out where we keep you right along those lines," Lara continues, later adding, "So that's $180,000.
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Bonin said he's going to reach out to Parks and Rec and the higher ups with the deal and try to work something out.
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Trump in an interview published Wednesday said he is "going to work something out" for those undocumented immigrants brought to the country as children.
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Tyron told us Conor needs to focus on getting through Khabib Nurmagomedov next month first -- and then "maybe" the two can work something out.
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You'd have to work something out with NASA to have it placed on the space station's exterior, or figure out some exotic reentry plan.
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" Later in front of the White House, he told reporters that, "NATO has not treated us fairly but I think we'll work something out.
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During the campaign, he criticized it as an illegal amnesty program, but more recently he said he would "work something out" for the recipients.
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Retail blues: There was a pretty widespread belief that Neiman Marcus and its serial suitor, Hudson's Bay Co., would work something out this time around.
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If you're traveling solo and don't see rates for one person, message the guide or the site to see if you can work something out.
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Trump went on to tell reporters on the White House lawn that he believes he'll be able to "work something out" with other member countries.
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If we could work something out that's meaningful, not the waste of paper that the other deal was, I would certainly be willing to meet.
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In a joint press conference with Macron later Tuesday, Trump appeared to soften his tone, claiming the two countries could "work something out" on trade.
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Zuckerberg did say that he's happy Trump wants to "work something out" in regards to Dreamers, undocumented immigrants who were brought to the U.S. as children.
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"Kim Jong Un and I will try very hard to work something out on Denuclearization & then making North Korea an Economic Powerhouse," Trump tweeted on Wednesday.
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He also took the opportunity to applaud Trump's pledge to "work something out" for Dreamers, or immigrants who were illegally brought to the U.S. as kids.
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Before boarding Marine One on the White House lawn, Trump told reporters that "NATO has not treated us fairly, but I think we'll work something out."
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"Presidents are supposed to be able to persuade and work something out," he said, adding that he thinks he has "been relatively good at doing that."
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We're told the company hasn't yet demanded money back from the deal ... they'll wait to see what happens with Tekashi's trial ... and, hopefully, work something out.
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But given that comparable Windows laptops have managed to fit their own IR facial recognition cameras into their models, it seems like Apple could work something out.
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"I'm an optimist by nature so I think there's a very good chance we will work something out with them," Ross said about a deal with Europe.
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But anyway, back to the issue at hand: both Starz and Comcast refer to one another as "great partners" so hopefully they'll work something out before long.
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In an interview with ABC's "This Week" this weekend, Trump said he would "work something out" when it comes to building from scratch a new healthcare system.
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Last week, he said he was "trying to work something out" regarding Sacoolas, and he's personally been lobbied by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson over the issue.
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Trump in recent weeks appeared to soften his tone about Dreamers, telling Time magazine: "We're going to work something out that's going to make people happy and proud."
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Hazan says he's hopeful the two sides will be able to work something out soon -- saying at the end of the day, "It all depends on the deal."
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"We've been trying to work something out, unsuccessfully, with the government, who seems intent on pressing forward with incarceration, notwithstanding, you know, a pretty weak case," Driscoll said.
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I think a lot of our members would love to see a caps deal, if we could work something out with the House, get a two-year deal.
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" Mr. Trump told reporters on Monday that he had not "promised" to protect the Saudis and that he would "sit down with the Saudis and work something out.
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" President Trump tweeted Sunday afternoon about the bipartisan need to create solutions: "The Democrats should get together with their Republican counterparts and work something out on Border Security & Safety.
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If we could work something out that is meaningful, not the waste of paper that the other deal was, I would certainly be willing to meet, anytime they want.
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That was a pretty bad idea on Starz's part, as both apps really should've stuck around until the network and Comcast could work something out for the new app.
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"We've been trying to work something out, unsuccessfully, with the government, who seems intent on pressing forward with incarceration, notwithstanding, you know, a pretty weak case," Driscoll said Monday.
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Then when Barack Obama first took office, he had better things to do than to muck around with this issue, and kind of hoped Congress would work something out.
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Reid, however, added that he hopes "we can work something out" on an amendment from Stabenow and Peters that would give up to $600 million to combat the Flint, Mich.
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Trump, characteristically, has promised that he'll "work something out" on DACA "that's going to make people happy and proud," without offering any hints whatsoever as to what that might be.
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So to the extent that the controversy is really about who goes on television rather than who leads the party, Pelosi and her critics should try to work something out.
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"Mexico would probably like to work something out but I don't think they even know what to work out," said Tim Ghriskey, Chief Investment Strategist at Inverness Counsel in New York.
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"Mexico would probably like to work something out but I dont think they even know what to work out," said Tim Ghriskey, Chief Investment Strategist at Inverness Counsel in New York.
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Dianne Feinstein of California and Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley of Iowa to try and work something out, but Cornyn wouldn't give a deadline for when an agreement would be made.
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We already want to play shows, so if the record does really well and we feel like there's a really, really high demand, I'm sure we'll try to work something out.
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" Blair spoke shortly before the report of possible concessions by the EU. Earlier in the day, Trump said he "hoped to work something out on a fair trade deal with Europe.
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Le'Veon Bell says he is working with the Steelers on a long-term deal ... and tells TMZ Sports he's confident something the two sides can work something out before the deadline.
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The Texas Tribune lays out the details: Once patients file their bill with the state board, any bill collections are paused and insurers and providers have 30 days to work something out.
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An associate of Huang's at 64 Tianwang tells me they've met police ten times to try to work something out, and to seek release on bail for humanitarian reasons, to no avail.
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However, Politico's Burgess Everett and John Bresnahan suggest that if enough Republicans do want witnesses, McConnell will likely get a heads up to adjust his plans and try to work something out.
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"When the world gets hard for us, we work something out," said a woman in a video posted on Facebook showing how she used a jury-rigged cola bottle to wash teacups.
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However, the EU and the UK believe that they'll be able to work something out in a future trade deal to be negotiated during a 21-month transition period after March 29, 2019.
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As for things getting this far in the first place, Bieber's legal team told us they'd tried rescheduling with Schwartz ... but that he ran off to court before attempting to work something out.
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Facebook. CEO Mark Zuckerberg said he was "concerned" about Trump's executive orders but offered support for vague comments Trump made to "work something out" for undocumented immigrants who arrived in the country as children.
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FROST: So in this -- this meeting today, just some brief comments we've had out of it already, the president said that he hopes to work something out on a fair trade deal with Europe.
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Of course, blasting a cat's remains into orbit ain't gonna be cheap ... and Lil Bub's owner says he's trying to work something out with Purdue for funding, or he's just gonna start a GoFundMe.
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Wood told Musk he'd sent Musk a letter about his intent to file suit unless they could work something out; Musk said he'd been told about the letter but may not have read it.
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"I didn't know who we were swapping for, but I knew that the ballistic missile sanctions were being held until such a time that we could work something out on the hostages," Corker said.
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MORE. "That said, I was glad to hear President Trump say he's going to 'work something out' for Dreamers — immigrants who were brought to this country at a young age by their parents," he wrote.
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On a mundane level, if you're looking to move, work something out with your roommates or landlord, or trying to address something with your parents, this full moon will bring a climax around these issues.
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" Two hours after the conference call, explained Rodriguez, Trump sat down with Time Magazine and said of the so-called Dreamer children: "We're going to work something out that's going to make people happy and proud.
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DJ says he can't get all the way up to 155 -- but says he's confident the two sides could work something out ... and says it would be a much easier fight to make than Floyd Mayweather.
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But talks -- primarily between Weaver and Roe -- started in earnest during the following weeks, as both campaigns saw a need to work something out, even before Trump's big win in the New York primary, the source said.
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"We're going to work something out that's going to make people happy and proud," Mr. Trump said, without offering specifics, though a Senate bill with bipartisan sponsorship introduced last week would continue DACA's protections for three years.
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Just a few days before, we spoke with White about Lesnar and the possibility of a return to UFC -- and he was hopeful the two sides could work something out when Brock's WWE contract expires in April.
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When she asks if she can really start to see Blue more often, Ralph gives in, telling her that she needs to start by getting a car seat, and they can start to work something out from there.
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" November 28, 2016, interview with TIME Magazine - "We're going to work something out that's going to make people happy and proud.... They got brought here at a very young age, they've worked here, they've gone to school here.
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" But in saying that he would meet with his counterpart in Iran "anytime," the president vaguely added that he would do so only if "we could work something out that's meaningful, not the waste of paper that the other deal was.
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He explained that he wanted to replace the current immigration system with something more "merit-based," but beyond that, he just called for Democrats and Republicans to come together, "guided by the well-being of American citizens," and work something out.
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" MARK GRANT, MANAGING DIRECTOR AND CHIEF GLOBAL STRATEGIST, B. RILEY FBR, INC, FT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA: "This potential trade deal with China would be a positive, in my view, if the two governments can work something out that makes sense for both countries.
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" MARK GRANT, MANAGING DIRECTOR AND CHIEF GLOBAL STRATEGIST, B. RILEY FBR, INC, FT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA: "This potential trade deal with China would be a positive, in my view, if the two governments can work something out that makes sense for both countries.
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"If we could work something out that's meaningful, not the waste of paper that the other deal was, I would certainly be willing to meet," Trump said Monday, pointing out that it would be good for the United States, Iran and the world.
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Trump has repeatedly tried to pass the buck to Congress on family separation even though it's a policy that originated from a decision by his own administration: The Democrats should get together with their Republican counterparts and work something out on Border Security & Safety.
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That said, I was glad to hear President Trump say he's going to 'work something out' for Dreamers — immigrants who were brought to this country at a young age by their parents…over the next few weeks I'll be working with our team at FWD.
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Obama's exit interview: I could've won again "We're going to work something out that's going to make people happy and proud," Trump told Time magazine about the so-called DREAMers, young people brought to the US as children who meet certain education and work requirements.
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It would help if he could bring several friends with him, but barring that, the Giants will have to work something out among him, Orleans Darkwa and Evan Engram in hopes of pulling off an upset on their turf against the visiting Seahawks (123-212).
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Consequently, the impulse to lash out at Mexico seems at least in part like a quiet admission by the Trump administration that it has no real congressional strategy on either trade or immigration and might as well hope to work something out with the Mexican government instead.
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It's a kind of celebration, actually, because Rose Taylor filed the suit and, within hours, she had a call from the head of the S.P.C.A. wondering if they couldn't work something out, like using the K5+ primarily in the parking area and limiting its access to the public sidewalk.
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" He carried this theme again both in his post-election interview with "60 Minutes," and in in his recent interview with Time magazine, where he recognized the reality of what's at stake for Dreamers and hinted at a possible common-sense solution: "We're going to work something out.
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" But the last half of the post is dedicated to complimenting Trump: He said that he was "glad to hear President Trump say he's going to 'work something out' for Dreamers" and that he was "also glad the President believes our country should continue to benefit from 'people of great talent coming into the country.
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Yeah it's funny, so I say OK turn up at the studio and we'll work something out and the day he's supposed to do it he turns up four hours late with a bottle of Seagrams vodka when I'm about to leave and he just hops in the booth and starts singing stuff like, 'I'm always turnt up!
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Now that the restaurant has closed, some of the former employees who came forward with accounts of harassment and received a settlement are trying to buy what remains of the restaurant — or work something out with investors and the owners of the building, who are looking to sell it, said one of the women, Trish Nelson.
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President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE says he is "going to work something out" for undocumented immigrants brought to the U.S. as children.
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