The reality is what we see day in, day out.
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I've seen seen that argument recycled day in, day out.
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Day in, day out, they are actually taking calculated bets.
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I live my life in his footsteps day in day out.
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We all know that's serious, day in, day out, boyfriend behavior.
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Cordray: Day in day out, I go in and do my job.
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I know what I do in the gym day in day out.
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And we also hear day in day out of companies being breached.
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Frankly, it must be exhausting to do this day in, day out.
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Huzayfah: You know, it's just the same old, day in, day out.
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They stayed with me … they slept with me day in, day out.
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In fact, day in, day out, the mentally ill are victims of crime.
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Painful, huh—but a pain that Kate lives with day in, day out.
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Day in, day out, I wonder what (bones, computer, camera) I'll break next.
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"It's full on, full frontal, day in, day out, basically a lifetime commitment."
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What are they having you do on a day-in, day-out basis?
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Both projects keep management teams on site, overseeing the properties, day in, day out.
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Supremely happy people have honed habits that maintain their happiness day in, day out.
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Four robots will work day in, day out to move cars around the parking lot.
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Physical exhaustion is one repercussion of assisting Jay day in, day out with his mobility.
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To my glorious cast of This Is Us, you feed me day in day out.
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Growing up on the mean streets of Detroit, he lived it, day in, day out.
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"They're fishing day in, day out to feed themselves and feed their families," she said.
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I don't know all the details about someone's day-in, day-out kind of thing.
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Day in, day out, year in, year out, we're faced with those questions and those comparisons.
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Recardo suggests observing an acquisition firsthand to see if you can commit day in, day out.
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Peter: We see this day in day out now and we are preparing ourselves for that.
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But, for many in the profession, that day-in-day-out stress can lead to crippling depression.
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Everything you want from a day in, day out camera can be found in the Nikon D500.
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It was the people who were working day in day out: Friends of the Earth, Greenpeace etc.
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Just kind of floating through life, like day in, day out, just doing nothing - for so long.
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"I'm definitely not going to miss that day-in, day-out grind, practicing, waking up," Hingis said.
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It's a day-in, day-out presentation of a logical and focused case that wins the day.
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But of them all, only my old agency works day in day out to save our children.
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Perhaps the normal, day-in, day-out usage will be slightly more annoying than using a fingerprint scanner.
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Day in, day out, that person would have to balance those two competing ideologies, and likely many more.
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We were all chatters, day in day out about bands and dudes and scene hair and Xanga entries.
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Trying to feed such huge facilities with sufficient waste day in, day out would be a logistical impossibility.
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A thermometer, unless your very vocation is grilling steaks day-in, day-out, is a very good idea.
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Day in, day out, scientists all over the globe are doing great work that isn't splashing across the headlines.
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I defended them day in, day out, from those who frankly wanted to hang them from the nearest lamppost.
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Even devoted gym-goers can suffer from imbalances and injury from doing the same thing day in, day out.
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New ones appear from time to time, but many live day in, day out in the same deplorable conditions.
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Day in, day out, they clock on, contort themselves into various positions, shower off like three times, then drive home.
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But a lot of stuff, day-in, day-out coverage just began to feel like not really a priority right now.
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But day in, day out, you got a group of people trying to do the right thing for the right reasons.
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But, the size of the deficit is not something that has a day in, day out impact on most peoples' lives.
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It's an unusual feeling for us because the music industry does not give you that feeling generally, day in, day out.
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"I was dealing with a lot of trauma on a day-in, day-out basis," he said in Davos on Wednesday.
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As one of Refinery29's social media editors, I'm writing copy for our posts on Facebook and Twitter day-in, day-out.
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Could dehydration day in, day out be causing continuous fructose overproduction that, in turn, could be leading to long-term kidney damage?
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What are Mr. Lek's secrets to training, day in, day out, clock on, clock off, as a foreign pro-fighter in Bangkok?
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These individuals perform the day in, day out — basic activities that go along with milking and humanely caring for U.S dairy cows.
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And we continue to go after ISIL leaders and commanders – taking them out, day in, day out, one after another after another.
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We were working day in, day out, no days off, just sleeping when we could and helping as much as we could.
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To me it appears that this legend is still alive because of the people who work for it, day in, day out.
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Elba plays John Luther, a DCI in the London Police Department, who's haunted by the day-in, day-out gruesomeness of his job.
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If you are not ready to give it 110 percent every day, day in, day out, then running a business isn't for you.
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It's spam made real, a physical manifestation of the endless crap you're forced to consume day in day out in your virtual life.
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"Eating one meal is not going to do it, but it's doing it day in, day out, on a daily basis," Miller said.
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Since I didn't go to high school I was never in a situation where I'd see the same people day in, day out.
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"A lot of the interest is from markets that did not see these players day in, day out during their careers," Jarvis said.
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Then an interesting conflict of interest comes into play, because prosecutors work day in, day out, with cops to bring criminals to justice.
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I went to a public magnet school, to Hunter, growing up, so again a lot of diversity in my day in, day out.
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"(We) work very closely with them, day in day out, and pick up on their mannerisms, their emotions, what they're thinking basically," Ineson said.
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Second on the list is iMacs — used by pros, again by the people who use professional software day in, day out, not just casually.
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Thirty-six straight days of sleeping on concrete or in a bush, and being cooped up with the same people day in, day out.
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Of course, during colder months, a turtleneck keeps your neck warm and acts as the perfect base to keep you cozy day in, day out.
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""If that was my passion, to be able to sit at a studio desk, do that day in, day out, I would certainly do it.
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If they're saying sorry to someone who sees all types of hair day in, day out, how do they feel in front of new partners?
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Chaos worked for him, as both a symbolic image of the campaign he was running and a day in, day out approach to the race.
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You want to get back to the story, maybe even rewind the clock and see Rosalita cope with her nightmarish situation day in, day out.
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HB: No, the moto is still build a very versatile family car which you can use day in day out, which you can use for holidays.
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In new documentary David Lynch: The Art Life, you'll discover this is quite literally all he does, day in day out, holed away in his workshop.
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The book is dedicated to my mother, who day in day out, spends all of her time preparing fantastic meals while managing a high-profile job.
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Day in day out, we are not only supporting the law enforcement bodies, we are also acting responsibly to deal with other issues that have arisen.
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"You've got to commit to the chair," said Mr. Kuehl, explaining how trimmers endure the day-in, day-out monotony from October until December, and possibly longer.
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In Blackburn, like in many parts of the UK, there is a big problem with young, marginalized people getting fucked up on synthetic weed, day-in, day-out.
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I believe to my core that small, easy accomplishments can start occurring just by having like-minded personnel at the helm channeling Trump's agenda day in, day out.
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He was beloved by the people that worked with him but he wasn't somebody that day in, day out wanted to go out and do what I did.
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They are also at fundamental odds with each other, meaning that the day in, day out debate over what counts as acceptable speech is driving Germans further apart.
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Kyrgios, 24 and gifted, is a puzzler, a flickering talent from Australia who is still sifting through his priorities and still wary of day-in, day-out commitment.
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It's one thing for us to show them all the demos, but until you're in it, doing it day in, day out, that's when the questions really come up.
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It is because they are probably the only members of the leadership class who have lived cheek by jowl, day in day out, with people from every class of society.
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But, but, but ... The simple fact is that with VERY few exceptions, a single governor has far more power on a day-in, day-out basis than the average senator.
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Today, he makes a living playing Hearthstone and sharing his insights on the game day in, day out, in an obsessively analytical, creative style that transcends the obvious or popular.
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"We're getting flooded day in, day out from San Diegans wondering what we are doing about Qualcomm," said Mark Cafferty, chief executive of the San Diego Regional Economic Development Corporation.
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Second, it should consider convening the Convention Rules Committee early, in Washington, and make it work day in, day out until the rules are settled well in advance of the convention.
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That, EU officials said, left it unclear who would actually be taking the many decisions required during months of day-in, day-out talks in Brussels over the coming two years.
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The government is still advising residents not to drink unfiltered tap water because of lead contamination, leaving them largely on their own to track down safe water, day in, day out.
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Now, she has to undergo the day-in, day-out of getting better – with more than a little help from her sister, played by Catastrophe's Sharon Horgan, also an Irish comedian.
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To leave them sopping on your skin like a pair of socks you wear in and out of the bath, day in day out, until that pair of socks decays into nothingness?
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In that sense, this seems like another step in that direction as Zenefits looks more and more to be the kind of day-in-day-out tool for employees and HR managers.
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It's merely a simple fact the Serpent member understands what Jughead is going through, and will never make him feel like he has to lie about his day-in-day out activities.
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He is known in the community as a selfless trainer, someone who gives up much of his personal life to train the young fighters who rely on him day in, day out.
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I want to talk to you about that stuff later, but you're covering them day in, day out, as if they are ... The same way that someone writes about CNN and BuzzFeed.
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As a feeling, loss is eminently relatable; it is an indivisible inevitability of life itself, something each and every one of us experiences to varying degrees of seriousness day in, day out.
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"There is this big difference between the rhetoric at the top and the day-in, day-out practice in the trenches of antitrust," said Tim Wu, a law professor at Columbia University.
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"It is scandalous that civilians are dying day in, day out while the local police and nearby U.N. peacekeepers stay put in their camps," said Seif Magango from rights group Amnesty International.
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But their 'woman' has similar priorities, seeking effortlessly stylish, often minimal, and always unfussy clothes in quality fabrics and with clever details that can be worn day in, day out, year after year.
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And needless to say, as fast and as successfully as Republicans have moved this up to this point, that laser-focused, day-in, day-out push on taxes has certainly not been there.
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"Making music videos had seemed so unachievable but I saw all these things getting produced on a day in day out basis, and learned how technologically feasible creating high-end art was," he said.
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I landed on May 21 at San Carlos, which at the time was nicknamed Bomb Alley, and we were bombed day in, day out for five days until we started to gain air superiority.
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What you probably don't know is that most studies suggest you're at greater risk of crashing even when you talk hands-free, and practicing day in, day out doesn't seem to make a meaningful difference.
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In the 1950s the foundry worked day in, day out to replace bells lost to fires and enemy raids, including the "Oranges and Lemons" peal at St Clement Danes and the great bell at Bow.
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When I was growing up, my parents drank coffee from nothing else, and, apart from someone clumsily dropping one, I can't ever remember a single thing going wrong, some 20 years, day in, day out.
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Because what [redacted] was saying, we do this day in day out, [redacted], as any one of us nobody of us wants to work for an organization that doesn't stand for something that they believe in.
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Chinese officials, said one Western specialist on China, awaken every day to intelligence briefings -- though largely on what's going on inside their country, a far greater day in, day out concern to them than most international developments.
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Day in, day out – especially raising two children – the differences of opinions on how to raise them, where to live, where to send our kids to school – you have to find happy middle ground on those issues.
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If we continue to allow, day in, day out, uniformed members of the People's Liberation Army to target our companies with no deterrence, with no consequence to it, we are creating a status quo that says that's okay.
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But for the day in, day out maintenance of constellations where you're sending a GPS satellite up or a constellation satellite up, using commercial spaceports could probably fit that bill very well and at a lower price point.
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Day in, day out, that relentless focus on helping our students achieve and earn their degrees and have a degree that's worthy for whatever their interests are, so they can lift themselves and their families and their communities.
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A $60 billion investing firm unveils 7-year forecasts for a wide range of assets — and explains why emerging markets are a trader's best betIt's easy to get caught up in the day in, day out market gyrations.
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The best way for Biden to dispel both worries is to get out there in the day-in, day-out work of full-time campaigning — something that Biden's camp says is coming but that we haven't seen yet.
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"It is difficult to hear criticism from the White House, which has such little regard day in, day out, for facts, for truth and who calls us fake news for stories that they don't like," Tapper told Conway.
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"Making music videos had seemed so unachievable but I saw all these things getting produced on a day in day out basis, and learned how technologically feasible creating high-end art was," Burd told The New York Times.
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Among many other things, the plan for the central library calls for replacing two levels of old-fashioned "stacks" — shelves that were off-limits to the public and are no longer needed for day-in, day-out work.
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"Kim is an incredibly smart, effective, humble and determined advocate — working day in, day out, around the clock to win clemency for individuals who should not be doomed to spend the rest of their lives behind bars," he wrote.
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Since the endless barrage of violence against Black people has made it into the news with what feels like day-in, day-out regularity, many of our favorite shows have decided to explore the American tragedy with their stories.
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It affects anyone who cares for Afro-textured hair in general, from Black men and women to parents of Black and mixed race children and foster carers, as well as hairstylists who use these products day in, day out.
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Murrett, a former director of Naval Intelligence who also ran the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, added that it still maybe a good idea to "do a day in, day out" assessment because of the situation on the Korean peninsula.
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"Whether we turn on ads or not, and when we do and if we do, and how we do it, the market is already there because everyone is already consuming branded content day in, day out," the co-founder said.
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Even when moves are taken to strengthen external monitoring of companies, "it's not possible to conduct checks day in, day out," said Osada at Bunkyo University, who sat on an external panel that audited Toyota during its 2010 recall crisis.
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"Yes that's ambitious but (reflects) that the people we have dealt with day in, day out since July 2015 on infrastructure, cultural cooperation, business, education, transport are people who see progress ... through economic modernization and not regional domination," the diplomat added.
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First, the e-commerce revolution was indeed starting to make its way into the higher end of the market, where even people who potentially had lots of leisure time and money to shop day in, day out, were happy to complement that with digital shopping.
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So too, the insurgent splinter groups that have decided to radicalize and fight under the black flag of IS. Enough to talk about average Filipinos, one in four of whom still lives below the poverty line, just trying to get by day in, day out.
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A large number of tourists invest a considerable amount of money in equipment like DSLR cameras with big zoom lenses, and I did often find myself wondering what happened to the thousands of replica images people take day-in, day-out at tourist hot-spots.
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"I have seen her day in, day out, on the campaign bus, going from stop to stop to stop that she is careful, she is measured, she is serious, she doesn't get overly excited, she doesn't get rattled by whatever is thrown at her," Cruz said.
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Now, were you to wet wade in these things and soak them day in, day out, you'd probably start to wear away at the Gore-Tex lining, but then that's what wading boots and waders are for, and wouldn't you know it, Danner makes those, too.
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It's all a bit of a mystery to me, and an interesting thing to play with really: the tranquil and the excited, the cool and the mad, the tantalizing and the loathsome, melancholy and anxiety… all those registers of this lovely human madness we experience day-in, day-out.
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Spurred by ubiquitous broadband and mobile connectivity, lighter and smaller computers, and everything you need in the cloud, a lot of people have felt a lot less of a need to be in the same physical space as everyone else, day in day out, to get things done.
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But Ms. De Respinis is no globe-trotting chef: day in, day out, you'll find her behind the bar, white hair swept back, striped apron tied around her waist, with a gold fork pinned to her blouse — a gift from a customer in homage to her preferred cooking utensil.
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There's Mr. Strickland (Joseph Adams) who's bringing his mistress home with him while his wife is away, a woman named Florence (Suzanne Hevner) who's attributed a lot of personality to her ill birds, and an endless stream of people who forcibly ignore the doorman greeting them day-in, day-out.
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"Staying laser-focused on the mission and on the work itself — day in, day out, left foot, right foot, grinding away, following the rules, following the law, following the guidelines, trying to make sure that we're doing the right thing but in the right way, treating everybody with respect," Wray said.
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Trump's Twitter attack strains the UK-US relationship Several Trump allies said the President would be well served by bringing on someone who can take a 10,000-foot view of the political landscape as other top aides deal with the day-in, day-out of running the White House and advancing policy.
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"What this reflects is an understanding within the DEA and FDA and other circles of federal government that when you do real science, you produce data that provides evidence of safety and efficacy, and you manufacture product in a consistent way where you know exactly what is in it day in, day out," Gover said.
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Trump knows that the media (and people more generally) can only focus on so many things in a given hour, day or week and so the more he throws against the wall, the harder it will be for anyone to hone in on the stories -- like impeachment -- that are less favorable to him on a day-in, day-out basis.
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"I think I would certainly rather take the actual on-record account from people who are here — who have been working in this building, who have interacted with the president day-in, day-out, like General Mattis, like General Kelly, like myself — and not disgruntled former employees that refuse to put their name on things when they come out to attack the president," Sanders said.
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Playlist: "Cat People (Putting Out Fire) single version" / "Modern Love" / "Let's Dance" / "Loving the Alien" / "Underground" / "Day-In Day-Out" / "Never Let Me Down" / "Glass Spider" / "Absolute Beginners" / "Jump They Say" Spotify | Apple Music In 2002 and 2003 David Bowie made two perfectly serviceable albums in Heathen and Reality respectively, but his mystique had seemingly diminished and, quite frankly, we all didn't quite appreciate him enough at the time.
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"It would be a great gesture of goodwill for the prime minister to make ahead of negotiations but equally it's good for our businesses … This is what I hear about day in, day out," he added, noting that the U.K. government could offer this to EU workers unilaterally despite having been rebuked earlier by the trading bloc in an attempt to agree a deal on this issue ahead of full Brexit negotiations.
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In other words, look at the day in, day out reality of your situation — the nitty-gritty details that get you from point A to B. When we&aposre trying to set money goals or change our habits, mindsets, or behaviors about our finances, instead of getting too caught up in "vision," we can get grounded instead by looking at what we&aposve already done to reach our goals and what we&aposre doing in the present.
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HEMMER: He would argue that he is always going to punch back and he's not fire the first shot and, perhaps, he feels the criticism toward him is unwarranted, but going to this — HUCKABEE SANDERS: Outrageous attacks that take place on that show, uh, day in, day out, not just at the president, and not against his policies, not against, uh, things that he is pushing but they are personal and not just directed at him but again, everyone around them.
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Because the remarkable work that they have done day-in, day-out, often without a lot of fanfare, often without a lot of attention — work in agencies, work in obscure areas of policy that make government run better and make it more responsive and make it more efficient, make it more service-friendly so it's actually helping more people, that remarkable work has left the next president with a stronger, better country than the one that existed eight years ago.
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I also told my team today to keep their heads up, because the remarkable work that they have done day in, day out -- often without a lot of fanfare, often without a lot of attention -- work in agencies, work in obscure areas of policy that make government run better and make it more responsive, and make it more efficient, and make it more service-friendly so that it's actually helping more people -- that remarkable work has left the next President with a stronger, better country than the one that existed eight years ago.
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