Otherwise cross your fingers that other watch makers take note.
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You cross your fingers, take a deep breath and jump.
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Then ... cross your fingers ... maybe we get a Nunes superfight????
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Or just go to Best Buy and cross your fingers.
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Here's what else is happening: If you're moving today, cross your fingers.
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Cross your fingers that the wind dies down for a fair race!!
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Cross your fingers and keep an eye out for your mail carrier.
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Cross your fingers that Ice Lake's future doesn't involve yet another delay.
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Cross your fingers some Philadelphia Flyers assistant hears it and gets inspired.
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Cross your fingers that you'll find yourself among the lucky, clear-skinned few.
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It hasn't been renewed yet for a third season, so cross your fingers.
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Check out the gallery ... and cross your fingers she lets the dogs out!!!
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"Time to buckle your seatbelts and cross your fingers," said a Brazilian diplomat.
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And hey, it's VERY possible -- cross your fingers for your future, AFC East.
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Cross your fingers for that to be a big Russian Doll Season 2 cameo.
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Cross your fingers — the last time the Leonids were this strong was in 2002.
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Cross your fingers that the International Center of Photography finds its way there soon.
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Just cross your fingers, count your lucky stars and pray that you don't win.
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In the meantime, cross your fingers that you're not missing out on any great updates.
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Don't bury your head Don't cross your fingers and hope that no one catches the mistake.
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Just drop it in, cross your fingers, and hope the bathwater turns red right before your eyes.
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Up until recently, the best you could do is cross your fingers and hope for the best.
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"Time to buckle your seatbelts and cross your fingers," said Marcos Troyjo, a Brazilian economist and diplomat.
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All you have to do is fill out some fields, upload a video demo and cross your fingers.
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And in the meantime, cross your fingers in the hope that your bill doesn't go up at all.
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Just enter your email address and choose which console you want to buy, cross your fingers, and wait.
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Cross your fingers for some good luck — the last time the Leonids were that strong was in 2002.
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Cross your fingers that Square Enix releases the longer version online for everyone to check out at some point.
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Either you cross your fingers and take a risk, or pick the product with a bigger following than Rajneeshpuram.
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You get your friends to pose, you snap a pic and cross your fingers the photo turns out alright.
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Your best bet is to try everything, cross your fingers, and hope to make it across the finish line.
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Then, you cross your fingers that the stocks will recover during the latter part of your child's undergraduate years.
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The idea behind a lottery is simple: you submit your name and cross your fingers that it gets drawn.
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Cross your fingers that Scott Patterson will be there in his backward baseball cap to serve his very own brew.
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Cross your fingers that this is one case where the "wisdom of crowds" will be proved right. Economist.com/blogs/buttonwood
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If both parents are flying, cross your fingers and pray to the Gods for a row of three to yourselves.
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The park cannot control weather conditions and you'll have to cross your fingers that your reserved day shows clear skies.
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Touch wood, cross your fingers, and hold your breath: it looks like Tony Ferguson versus Khabib Nurmagomedov might actually happen!
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Stick this Hulk one on your wall and cross your fingers that the rest of his gamma-charged self doesn't follow.
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Helpfully the desktop instance added an "All Films" tab where previously the only option was to search and cross your fingers.
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Cross your fingers and hope Chuck is going to do the one thing he has long said his brother can't: change.
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You can pre-set the time and cross your fingers that by the time the noise fades away, your baby is asleep.
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For instance, Malani says, younger investors think you pick some stocks, cross your fingers and hope you don't lose all your money.
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And, when it comes to your computer's speed, cross your fingers and hope that the remedy won't be worse than the disease.
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Their keep calm and cross-your-fingers lack of actionable diplomacy with North Korea did not, obviously, suffice as a containment policy.
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"It's literally, wash your hands a lot, cross your fingers, pray," an emergency room doctor at Long Island Jewish Medical Center said.
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Once you've entered, just cross your fingers and manifest some luck, and you'll be notified directly once a winner has been selected.
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And then you cross your fingers, hoping that your stylist is actually available to take you at the time that you booked.
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Sometimes you just have to put stuff out into the universe and cross your fingers that the internet will work its magic.
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You better cross your fingers because 22020 in 4 people on employer plans will come off their plan in the next 12 months.
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Cross your fingers, kid ... because if the show's a hit, Skylar could make just over $200k that year ... as a 8-year-old.
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The GX700 ended up containing the then-unannounced mobile GTX 980; cross your fingers the GX800 is playing host to something similarly exciting.
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All you have to do is enter your email address here to enter the giveaway and cross your fingers that you'll be picked.
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One way they're going about that, apparently, is by using Reddit, so cross your fingers that the robots don't start spouting abuse and garbage!
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Battlegrounds' randomness is aided by being unable to select weapons; your only option is to scavenge the island for them and cross your fingers.
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Submergence premieres in the U.S. on Friday, April 13, so if you're superstitious, you might want to cross your fingers extra tight for this couple.
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Imagine you're in charge of making the gravy at Thanksgiving—you don't just cross your fingers and hope the gravy tastes good during the meal.
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When you're profitable you don't have to play games, succumb to substitutional metrics, cross your fingers, or grovel for other people's money, validation, or acceptance.
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Though, the film's director Andrew Jay Cohen told Reuters Carey's scene was filmed, so cross your fingers it will one day see the light of day.
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Otherwise, if you're really interested in living longer (which is what everyone ultimately wants, right?) cross your fingers and hope your parents live for a long time.
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The caption also mentions that this is part of an entire POTC collection, so cross your fingers this box is just a piece of the pirate puzzle.
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I would wait for the next generation of the MARQ line, and cross your fingers that Garmin switches to OLED to round out an otherwise excellent modern timepiece.
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"Never quit, look your opponent in the eye, and cross your fingers that if the screen doesn't hold, you still have the energy to run like the wind."
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Cross your fingers and whisper to yourself the song you think Kyrie would pick for karaoke and let's hope that our collective summer vacation prayer works for him.
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According to Adult Swim, we'll be getting a handful of new sketches and see some "familiar faces," so cross your fingers for a resurgence of Dr. Steve Brule.
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All you have to do is enter the Pick Your Streaming Service and Device Giveaway and cross your fingers, knock on wood, throw salt over your shoulder, etc.
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In the meantime, stock up on some Olaplex, do your research, and cross your fingers for this innovation to find its way to your scalp sooner rather than later.
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"Nothing is signed yet but I'm catching up with Tony later this week and you can cross your fingers for an announcement in the next week or so," he said.
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Just be sure to cross your fingers that heavy sale pages don't get bogged down, protect yourself and your purchases and be sure to only go for the best deals.
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It's also Christmas in Calabasas so grab your eggnog, and cross your fingers you won't get coal instead of that new Kylie Jenner Lip Kit you've been begging Santa for.
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If you manage to get it all set up, you have to cross your fingers that you don't lose the connection, because your phone won't automatically reconnect to your camera.
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Most chatbots and assistants — from Siri to Allo to Facebook M — make you go to the bot, ask a question, and cross your fingers that it can figure it out.
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Whether you think it's unlucky or not, cross your fingers and check out these 13 fun facts about Friday the 133th and our collective aversion to the number 13. 1.
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Or, attach tools to the hose of your bulky, corded vacuum at home, connect it to an extension cord, maneuver it into your car, and cross your fingers that it works.
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But crossed fingers aren't just a way to show hope or ask for luck — if you discreetly cross your fingers behind your back, that can mean that you just told a lie.
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Cross your fingers and see if voters in a red district will be willing to take a stand against corruption and elect a Palestinian Mexican-American millennial to represent them in Washington.
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Enter to win the giveaway here and cross your fingers and toes that you get to spend the winter wrapped up in a blanket and bingeing the shows everyone keeps talking about.
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Ahead, find all the inspiration you need to keep working toward the big bucks — or just forward this list to your really, really rich aunt and cross your fingers that she's feeling generous.
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But I guess if the goal is to give those companies more money and cross your fingers hoping they do something good with it, then this accomplishes everything the commission could dream of.
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But for most, the simplest advice is best: "We do know what we can do to avoid getting sick—wash your hands, get your annual flu vaccination, and cross your fingers," Schaffner says.
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So if you're lucky enough to attend a home opener this week, cross your fingers that your team is one of the good ones that serves up its pregame face-flashes in order.
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There are proportions you need to stick to religiously, a cooking process that you can't see, and a rest period during which you can only cross your fingers and hope for the best.
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"Before, you were flying blind and could sink $20 million into a pilot and cross your fingers, hoping someone would buy it," Joseph Ianniello, chief operating officer of CBS, told Reuters in an interview.
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It's probably safer to just cross your fingers, accept the fact that the subway system is in an actual state of emergency, and pray that the ceiling doesn't come crashing down on your head.
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And cross your fingers the next time you call for help, and hope the very people who are supposed to be looking out for you won't tell you to come back in a year.
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You can plan things months in advance but when you have no idea when you're allowed to even have a show, all you can do is cross your fingers and hope for the best.
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But if you're already sitting in the testing facility next to a breath alcohol testing machine, cross your fingers and hope the operator is taking the same 20-minute no-alcohol-access time as you.
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"There was nothing that the doctors could target, so they just said, basically, we're going to put you on a trial, and see if these drugs work, and basically just cross your fingers," she says.
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The only person you know is yourself and I believe you have to make a film that you will enjoy watching and then cross your fingers that a larger number of people identify with your vision.
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Well, cross your fingers Trump and Pence don't find a way to outlaw condoms, and maybe stock up on emergency contraception—as luck would have it, it's got a shelf life of up to three years.
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If you do have one of those medical emergencies, you better cross your fingers that the doctor who treats you isn't out-of-network, which you have no control over, landing you with a huge bill.
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So, the next time you cross your fingers for luck or to signal a lie, remember the gesture's old school roots — and be glad you don't have to ask a nearby stranger to cross fingers with you.
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"Developers work so hard and they have to go through the app review process, which for many people is this black hole where you click submit and cross your fingers and hope for the best," Lin says.
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You have two options: First, you can cross your fingers and hope that your dad has forgotten it, much in the same way he forgot to give the dog its heartworm medication for the past six months.
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You'll need a more strategy-based approach to catching the creatures -- you can't just lob Pokeballs and items and cross your fingers, you have to make a Pokémon you want easier to catch through wearing it down.
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Better cross your fingers, because your side just lost the White House, and the incoming administration wants to slash health care spending by 15 percent, drug-test all beneficiaries, and turn the whole thing over to private contractors.
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If you're about to graduate into this season of lockdowns and virtual socializing, it might feel tempting to cocoon and cross your fingers and wait until it's all over — but we don't know when exactly when "over" is coming yet.
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To recycle them, you have to painstakingly peel the foil lid off of each individual pod, dump the coffee grounds out and ideally rinse the plastic clean, and then cross your fingers that the pod will make its way to a recycling center than can process polypropylene.
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You sit down and you write them because you like them, and you congregate a cast and a crew that also responds to the material, and you make it to the best of your ability, and then you throw it out there, and you kinda cross your fingers and duck.
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It is a complicated production, it's a complicated performance, a lot of things have to go right for it to go well and I think every year — whether it's a performer or it's us as hosts — you cross your fingers hoping everything goes as smoothly as possible, and sometimes it doesn't.
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It's one thing to borrow your best friend's in a pinch; it's a whole other thing to just cross your fingers and hope the seller doesn't have herpes, stores her products correctly, throws them out on the expiration date, and always uses clean brushes (as opposed to fecal matter-covered ones).
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Whether you're here to experience all of the Waco hotspots (Chip and Joanna have a few favorites) or are only in it for the shiplap and thrift shopping, a stay at The Magnolia House is sure to leave you feeling the Fixer Upper spirit — just cross your fingers you get to it before its gone.
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And I feel like we might hopefully, cross your fingers knock on wood, be approaching a time when Hollywood maybe hears that lesson, because the numbers have been there for a lot of the TV shows and movies in the past, but they've always been treated as anomalies, and I'm hoping that this doesn't just go away that they actually take a lesson from it.
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"If you're sitting in Cruz headquarters you want to run up the score in the South and try to get enough of an advantage in the delegate count and cross your fingers that's enough to withstand some of these winner-take-all states," like Florida and Ohio, which vote March 15, said Josh Putnam, a University of Georgia political scientist and expert in delegate math.
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But as he faces such low expectations, Democratic strategists believe he's a sure bet to stick around at least until New Hampshire and hope for a miracle "For those that have the resources to hang in there, then there's no reason to get out of the race, but cross your fingers that something happens on the campaign trail and puts the wind at your back," said Ron Bonjean, a GOP strategist and former congressional leadership aide.
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