Meanwhile, Martin is feeling uneasy about the Queen's upcoming speech.
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But you know that success requires very hard work, which you're feeling uneasy about.
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It's not hard to grasp why Mr. Trump might be feeling uneasy about his party's fortunes.
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Roy E.'s daughter Abigail started feeling uneasy about her family's wealth by the time she reached her 20s.
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Feeling uneasy about walking in the dark, Brooks considered taking her daughter to another neighborhood for trick-or-treating.
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Sometimes the people who call themselves "undecided" are actually leaning toward Mr. Trump, and maybe feeling uneasy about admitting it.
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If you're feeling uneasy about how to phrase a networking email to a stranger, then you've come to the right place.
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So, we can be forgiven for feeling uneasy about the rise of AI and how it is predicted to change society.
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But with the stock now falling from its highs, Cramer wouldn't blame investors for feeling uneasy about what's next for Nvidia.
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This is a wonderful day to let go of the past, even though you're feeling uneasy about what the future will bring.
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However, given assistants speaking out over the past year about abuses in the workplace, others are feeling uneasy about the whole thing.
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He acknowledged feeling "uneasy" about his players potentially going all-out over these final three games, including one last meeting with the Spurs in San Antonio on Sunday.
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There had been many warning signs before the collapse, and even the truck drivers who had been dumping atop the debris had begun feeling uneasy about its growing size.
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I banished that conversation from my mind, but I continued to think about the encounter once in a while, feeling uneasy about it, knowing that I had disappointed her.
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It wasn't until I saw that other people were feeling uneasy about the whole thing that I realized this wasn't just the knee-jerk Swifty in me coming out to play.
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Wealth Special Section Even before Donald J. Trump defied the odds and was elected the 45th president of the United States, wealthy investors were feeling uneasy about the level of uncertainty in the global economy.
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"Doctors have been feeling uneasy about prescribing opioids for a long time and now they are seeing a chance to move away from them," family physician Eriko Onishi of the Oregon Health and Science University told BuzzFeed News.
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But conservatives are feeling uneasy about the way Congress is doling out billions to FEMA and other federal agencies in the wake of the two hurricanes, with some pushing for Congress to plan ahead, instead of throwing money at natural disasters after the fact.
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Later, while dining at the Blue Bayou, feeling uneasy about cutting in front of waiting guests, I considered some of the reactions we&aposd gotten, which ranged from awe to envy to resentment, often accompanied by commentary: Wow, they don&apost have to wait.
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But considering Sabathia's age — he will turn 38 in July — the mileage on his pitching arm and the degenerative condition of his right knee, the Yankees are no doubt feeling uneasy about a pitcher who was one of the most reliable members of their 2017 starting rotation.
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Another poll released by Rasmussen Report on Friday showed 63 percent of voters polled believe the US is now likely to take nuclear action against Kim Jong Un. Meanwhile, the CBS poll conducted last week revealed 72 percent of Americans were already feeling uneasy about a possible conflict, while another 26 percent said they were confident things would be resolved.
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A half mile down the road Magdalen appears, wanting to speak with Cleveland. She wrote SOS in the dust, feeling uneasy about the house. Mr and Mrs Dinsmead and Charlotte are different. Johnny is untouched by it all.
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The story is told by Barbie to her little sister, Kelly, who is feeling uneasy about being at overnight camp for the first time. Odette is a young woman who lives in a small village with her father and sister, and works in the family bakery. Odette is a talented dancer but is shy and timid about it. Meanwhile, Prince Daniel is informed by his mother that it is time for him to marry and that she is hosting a ball for him to choose a wife.
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He then rejoins his original team, the Doom Patrol, saying that the team doesn't need his help and that Robin can handle leadership. He is also feeling uneasy about remaining in a team without Cyborg. After Cyborg awakens, Beast Boy and the rest of the Doom Patrol help the Titans fight off the Brotherhood of Evil, who have managed to clone the Brain. The clone is a failure, however, and Monsieur Mallah ends up tearing his head off so that he can preserve his master's brain.
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Feeling uneasy about her current stance as a human being without a type of faith, she converted to Christianity, claiming she had a vision of an encounter with Jesus Christ; the date was February 1946. The next day Vivienne began to attend prayer meetings. This was the Christian Union of the Inter- Varsity Fellowship or IVF shortened. In 1947 the IVF became one of the ten founding members of the International Fellowship of Evangelical Students (IFES). Following her baptism both Vivienne’s mother and father began attending church and became believers also.
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Only Regan gets drafted, the other two didn't because the major league clubs didn't want to be caught up in the scandal. Ten years later Chang collapses and dies while addressing the players during a match on the eve of the finals, Dunn returns from America for the funeral and to face his demons, the girlfriend who scorns him and his best friend. Feeling uneasy about being in his hometown after many years, Dunn realise that the townfolk haven't forgotten him or the scandal. Rose had moved on and married and still had bitterness towards him.
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During promotion for Carey's self-titled debut album (1990), she appeared on The Arsenio Hall Show to perform her first single, "Vision of Love". During the very much talked about performance, singer-songwriter Carole King had been watching Carey perform, taking interest in her and her material. One year later, during the recording sessions for Carey's second studio album, Emotions (1991), King contacted Carey, asking if she would be interested in covering "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman", a song she had written alongside Gerry Goffin for Aretha Franklin. Carey declined, feeling uneasy about covering a song one of her musical influences executed so perfectly.
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