Maybe they'll blow off steam with a game of baseball afterward.
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Why do you think we're suddenly seeing moms blow off steam onscreen?
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For Trump himself, they obviously provide a way to blow off steam.
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"It was just a way to, like, blow off steam," he said.
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Rivero claimed that Fernandez was feeling stressed and needed to blow off steam.
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Blow off steam this weekend by talking about sex and dating on Sunday.
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You just know how to pick on a company to blow off steam.
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I actually did a few hours more of driving to blow off steam.
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Take any opportunity you can get to blow off steam with your best mates.
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It feels good to blow off steam with another man for just a moment.
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Phone calls and text messages revealed that Fernandez was stressed and needed to blow off steam.
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It's also one of the best places to see how Lagosians relax and blow off steam.
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When I ask Albright what he does to blow off steam, he says he travels—for work.
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Table tennis has become a must-have for programmers stepping away from their computers to blow off steam.
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The men aboard do their monotonous work in resigned silence, then blow off steam in the karaoke lounge.
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Fleet Week was once a time when sailors would blow off steam after a long stint at sea.
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It is also where members of the Kardashian clan blow off steam when they come through New York.
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That's exactly the approach I take toward my high-intensity workouts when I'm looking to blow off steam.
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"I think it's just a way to get the community to blow off steam during the summer," he said.
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When Jones wanted to blow off steam, we would travel to a private ranch outside Austin to shoot guns.
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Sure, I was having a rough day, and I was trying to blow off steam, and that's what I did.
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At the time, she thought of the boozy getaway as a way to blow off steam from school with friends.
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Does Mr. Rousteing like to do anything to blow off steam when he is visiting the city that never sleeps?
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When you have that much pressure on you, you need to find ways to blow off steam -- or risk exploding.
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They sell briskly on Facebook and eBay, typically marketed as a great way for a dog to blow off steam.
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A city councilman walked the aisles on his lunch break not to shop, but to talk and blow off steam.
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Ghost-hunting has become about male bonding, a thing you do with your buds on the weekend to blow off steam.
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One of your favorite ways to blow off steam, Scorpio, is having sex (with yourself, a partner, or with a party).
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Also on Wednesday at 10:29 PM, retrograde Venus squares off with Mars, igniting passions—a moment to blow off steam.
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It began as way to blow off steam and keep herself active but became a lifelong passion once she discovered jiujitsu.
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It can be helpful to blow off steam by focusing on mundane tasks like cleaning, cooking, or taking a long walk.
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These often vast events also let researchers and hackers rub shoulders with their friends and peers, network, and blow off steam.
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But you can always blow off steam in Las Vegas, which makes Nevada one of the most visited states in the country.
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Doctors are turning to TikTok to educate the youngest generations and blow off steam after a stressful day of keeping people alive.
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The carnivals were partly a way to blow off steam, but in hard times they served as occasions for genuine populist revolts.
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To blow off steam, she spends her nights drinking and singing death metal at karaoke bars (as seen in the video above).
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These 'war games' were designed to be both practice for battle and a cathartic experience for the lower classes to blow off steam.
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Schools were lenient about attendance during deer season, allowing miners and their sons to blow off steam in windblown tree stands each fall.
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Having held it together throughout the day, they may be primed to blow off steam when we unwittingly invite them to do so.
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I'm glad to be married to someone who measures his, and my husband understands that writing is the way I blow off steam.
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Sagittariuses, Pisces, and Virgos, on the other hand, are in the mood to blow off steam with an insane adventure with their friends.
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They are unfaithful to their wives or turn to alcohol or drugs as a way to blow off steam, to forget their pain.
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They are unfaithful to their wives or turn to alcohol or drugs as a way to blow off steam, to forget their pain.
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It offers an impressive amount of ways to connect with people, explore your kinks, and blow off steam in a completely judgment-free zone.
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It's a way to let these women blow off steam and release their pent up anger against an undesirable, rather than the system itself.
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Retired FBI supervisory special agent James A. Gagliano wrote for CNN that he understood the need for a young agent to blow off steam.
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A smattering of tourists was there, but most customers seemed to be Puerto Ricans from the sin luz zones looking to blow off steam.
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Finally, as one explorer explained, "A diary in this life is one of the only ways in which a man can blow off steam."
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It's the perfect opportunity to cut loose with your coworkers, blow off steam and let your colleagues finally see you with your hair down.
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You're in a space with people who have chosen a similar path, that you can talk to, that you can blow off steam with.
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We do this periodically, get really invested in a very mundane argument, maybe It helps blow off steam so we're less sectarian, I don't know.
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They were there for me to blow off steam to and be sympathetic, but they weren't in the position, usually, to make any major decisions.
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Leiper, a criminal and administrative lawyer, said women in the Toronto legal community see hockey and other sports as a way to blow off steam.
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But such freedoms are only tolerated, not encapsulated in legislation, as a way of allowing people to blow off steam without officially altering revolutionary Islamic ideology.
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A comedy about four Black women heading to New Orleans to blow off steam just became the first comedy of 2017 to gross over $100 million.
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Men, on the other hand, see a strip club as just another bar to go to after work or on a weekend to blow off steam.
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RoboMasters began in 2013 as an internal competition, a chance for the engineers to blow off steam while still working on technology core to DJI's business.
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Retired FBI supervisory special agent James A. Gagliano wrote for CNN last week that he understood the need for a young agent to blow off steam.
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The alternating boredom and intense stress have given rise to a hypersexual culture that can serve as a distraction or a way to blow off steam.
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It's how they blow off steam at the end of a tough workday, the place they go to find refuge when their projects aren't going well.
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The video ultimately envisions a sad world of adults shouting into the void to blow off steam as a less-terrible alternative to bullying Thunberg online.
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Le Loyon hasn't been seen since it delivered his "suicide note," and personally, I hope whoever it was found some other way to blow off steam.
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Boyega and Ridley shared their favorite memories of filming Episode VIII with Carrie Fisher — recalling how the late actress helped them blow off steam in between takes.
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They regularly met with other anti-migrant activists in the forecourt of a local gas station to drink beer and blow off steam about the refugee issue.
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To blow off steam after his shift, Fabián often meets his five best friends — all deliverymen or construction workers — for cocktails at Dallas BBQ in Times Square.
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Read: In new books from Elisha Cooper, Oge Mora, Joo Hee Yoon and more, children, adults and creatures blow off steam and let it all hang out.
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That means it's great for playing seriously with your friends, but less so if you just want to blow off steam, goof off for fun, or play solo.
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Also, it's natural to want to blow off steam every once in a while, and it's easy to assume you won't be the one who eventually gets hacked.
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The company says it believes in knowledge and focus, and employees are encouraged to blow off steam by participating in team activities like table football and mini-golf.
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Veronica runs early in the morning, before it's even light out, an attempt to get some space and blow off steam over her strained relationship with her boyfriend Logan.
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Puig's partied during the season in the past -- but Magic Johnson has made it clear, he doesn't care how the guys blow off steam ... as long as they win.
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However, when it becomes an addiction and it's at the expense of actual physical activity and social interaction, it ceases to be a healthy way to blow off steam.
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There's ample room for both dogs to blow off steam, and for Marcus, 31, to make the unexpected, often absurd paintings and mixed-media sculptures for which he's known.
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And where I used to write at night, as a way to blow off steam, now I write during the day, partly to convince myself that poetry is work.
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So after dealing with the stresses of city life and a 60-hour work week, sometimes all you want is to eat gelato and pet a raccoon to blow off steam.
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Underwood has a long history with gaming, from playing Call of Duty to blow off steam in Season 1, to enjoying contemplating sessions of mobile game Monument Valley in Season 3.
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As the moon connects with the planet of war, recognize your own rage—it's normal and human, so forgive yourself for being angry and find healthy ways to blow off steam.
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It's gonna get kinky out there, and that's great for those who are dying to blow off steam and are in need of someone who will respond well to a sexy message.
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There are plenty of surprises in store and we are anticipating a lot of energy from guests looking to blow off steam, connect with old friends and just have a great time.
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The best way to blow off steam is by throwing axes at stuff, so be sure to stop by Bad Axe Throwing in the West Loop for an early-evening stress reducer.
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But the invoices aren't just a joke or a way to blow off steam: They're being submitted to The Federal Register as an official statement of opposition to the Trump administration's new rules.
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Mr. Kabila's response, former confidants say, has been to hole up in his riverside mansion in Kinshasa playing video games and occasionally going out for late-night motorcycle rides to blow off steam.
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When I finish a scene sometimes, my pathetic version of taking a walk sometimes, is to then go to Twitter and blow off steam, but then I'm fully back in this imaginary world.
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Chew can get so serious and so heavy, especially now that it's so deep into the story, but Poyo is literally just a chance to blow off steam and do something fun and crazy.
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Exploring virtual worlds through video games has long been a way to blow off steam, to find a center, to remove oneself for just an hour or two from the pressures of the everyday.
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Clinton and Mr. Sanders had not had any real chances to air grievances or blow off steam with each other away from the television cameras during their 14-month fight for the nomination. Mrs.
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While the shortage could give a potential challenger time to step forward, Ms. Pelosi had a long-term strategy: giving her Democratic opponents a chance to blow off steam by casting a protest vote.
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It's there that the doctor, Stephen Ward, says something like this often is due to stress, and would Philip want to join him at a party he's setting up in order to blow off steam?
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Many people, including many Republican lawmakers, dismiss President Trump's attacks on The Washington Post, CNN and other news organizations as just one of those crazy — but ultimately harmless — things he does to blow off steam.
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"That's a very different world than what you have currently ... where indigenous people rightly have the impression that in most situations, all that consultation is an opportunity for (the government) to blow off steam," McIvor said.
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After a long, tense day of guarding the Demilitarized Zone on the border of North and South Korea, what better way is there to blow off steam than by lacing up ballet shoes and practicing pliés?
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One day a week, though, these men come together not just to blow off steam and make some petty cash, but to experience a fleeting moment of stardom while continuing a tradition tied to their home nations.
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Both candidates attended the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner in New York last night, an election-year tradition that lets the nominees blow off steam and poke fun at each other while raising money for charity.
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The game was, he said, not just a way to blow off steam, but also a way for him to recapture a feeling of control over his life that he didn't have while he was in Afghanistan.
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This is how alpha dogs like Chuck blow off steam, and the canine metaphor is reinforced later when an actual German shepherd gets into a marking-territory dispute with the in-house chef of a hedge fund manager.
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" Table tennis is also a good way to blow off steam during the work day and can sometimes serve as a great place to brainstorm, Lavina notes: "I've had plenty of product conversations over the ping pong table.
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As his reputation grew in the mid-2000s, he used to blow off steam with a provisional crew of kindred artists that included Dash Snow, Ryan McGinley and Dan Colen — all young men getting famous off confrontational art.
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But in a country where rigid public morality codes keep most public spaces segregated by gender and discourage women's sports as sinful, the new mixed-gender attraction is a rare opportunity for Saudis of all stripes to blow off steam.
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Hearing hosts blow off steam about, say, a terrible Super Bowl-altering no call or a deep analysis of a terrific run of Phish shows is meant to help reduce the stress that builds up in my brain from everything else.
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From that experience and working with other big companies, Crown said he's seen how it's important to have gathering spaces and places to blow off steam — whether that's a yoga room, meditation room, tree-filled atrium, or chill roof deck.
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And then I was using [alcohol and prescription drugs like Vicodin, Adderall, and Ambien] as a crutch, rather than as something I would do with my friends in the off season to blow off steam, which is how it started.
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They said he had been keeping irregular hours, becoming irritable with his staff members and staying up late to play Sony PlayStation 219 or race his fancy motorcycles up and down the dark boulevards of Kinshasa to blow off steam.
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His photo series provides us with a vivid tour of the place crammed with people, out and about to relax, blow off steam and have a few drinks or a bite to eat with co-workers, friends and, yes, tourists, too.
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The stewards of our mental health need to blow off steam, too, so they've created for-therapist, by-therapist accounts, fostering online communities where they can vent after long, grueling days of emotionally-taxing sessions—all while remaining anonymous, if they so choose.
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His negativity is a little annoying to me, since I'm feeling drained from the day, but he's going through a lot at work and with his family right now, so I let him blow off steam with me and try to be encouraging.
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Whether you just want to blow off steam or actually need help solving a problem, clarifying what you want from the interaction will make the receiver of your venting more comfortable, and it will better prepare them to give you the support you need.
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Two male members of Rossello's Cabinet who also participated in the chats have resigned in the wake of the scandal, but the governor -- who has apologized for some of his comments, saying they were a way to blow off steam after a day's hard work -- said he will remain.
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Well, you're definitely going to find a way to blow off steam during the Jupiter/Uranus opposition that occurred on March 2, and thanks to this retrograde, you will spend a lot of time wondering what place partying has in your life (as well as artistic expression, romance—all the good stuff).
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It requires long hours for pay that sometimes feels insufficient for the treatment endured during each shift, and it's often so taxing that the standard way most restaurant staff come down from the adrenaline high is to head to the nearest bar post-shift and blow off steam by drinking heavily with their comrades.
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The servers are, on the whole, ordinary people who are immeasurably stressed out by their jobs and always needing to blow off steam, signaled by their post-shift predilections for cocktails after the restaurant closes, followed by bad beer, stomach-turning whiskey, and cocaine snorted in a dive bar bathroom in the wee hours of the morning.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When: Tuesday, December 23, 6:30pm ($20) Where: Museum of the City of New York (1220 Fifth Avenue, East Harlem, Manhattan) Nightlife is not just a way to party and blow off steam — for LGBTQ people especially, it has long been a source of inspiration, a form of community building and even resistance.
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The latest Washington Post piece features an anonymous warning from an aide that's actually more alarming in what it says about Trump's normal state of mind than it is as a prediction of what's coming: One Trump confidant likened the president to a whistling teapot, saying that when he does not blow off steam, he can turn into a pressure cooker and explode.
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Especially when you're getting a sunburn watching the premiere of a new musical titled "As One," in which actors playing ex-slaves and Chinese and Irish immigrants sing about a man's need to "blow off steam" while dancing with women who might represent the prostitutes the railroad workers patronized (if only because it's rare to see that many sleeveless dresses in Utah).
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With sarcastic asides and a passive-aggressive tone throughout, Stone drove the cast and crew to drink a lot each night to blow off steam…" He once hosted President Bill Clinton and first lady Hillary at his East Hampton home for a political event: "That night, the Secret Service wanted a dedicated bathroom in the house for the president, so we had designated a powder room in the hallway and marked it as off-limits.
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