And, for goodness sake, do not Instagram before you shop!
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But, for goodness' sake, be careful while taking those selfies!
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For goodness sake, stop obsessing over the white working class.
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We're watching Netflix and washing our hands for goodness' sake!
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He was a father of triplet girls, for goodness' sake.
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I mean the kid learned how to read for goodness sake!!
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She hasn't even seen her direwolf Nymeria again, for goodness' sake.
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The company was building cars in a tent, for goodness' sake.
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I took my kids to see "Deadpool," for goodness sake. Oops.
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For goodness sake, McCain decided Sarah Palin should be vice president.
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The left makes value judgements if you dot recycle for goodness sake.
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You've made a lot of money along the way, for goodness sake.
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I'd written my university dissertation on Simone de Beauvoir, for goodness' sake.
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For goodness sake, Lego – sometimes grown adults just want to have fun.
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It means you won a Democratic Party in New York for goodness sake.
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" Anderson says, adding, "We've got a child predator out there for goodness' sake.
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It's a hotel credit card with a $450 annual fee for goodness' sake!
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For Goodness Sake, a video production company, is developing a series for teenagers.
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She's old and proud — she's 89 years old for goodness sake — and STILL brilliant.
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For goodness sake, no more iBeacon-driven vending machines, no more 3D-printed trinkets.
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"The museum should say Buffalo on it, for goodness sake," said Mr. Gundlach, 803.
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But, for goodness' sake, please stop getting your news mainly from Twitter and Facebook.
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He knows when you've been bad or bad, 'cause you're bad for goodness sake!
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The guy is still learning how to talk in his grill, for goodness sake.
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His actions were reprehensible but for goodness sake he is 81 and cannot see.
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I'm stoked because I love live music and there are beads for goodness sake.
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"I'm not going to give them $100 to lie, for goodness' sake," he said.
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We live in a culture comfortable with exploiting breasts to sell burgers, for goodness sake.
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It's from a movie that's that's already been made four different times, for goodness sake.
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"For goodness sake, cover more than half of your tits," the woman wrote to Otis.
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People make fun of track and field, but it's on Grecian urns for goodness sake.
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He tries to work a normal 8 am to 6 pm day, for goodness' sake.
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And for goodness' sake, take advantage of the matching 401(k) plan contribution from your company.
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He had a T.R.U Love ice sculpture and a white tiger in attendance, for goodness sake.
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No. For goodness' sake, it's exactly twice the price of the comparably sized Yeti Tundra 65.
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They pay for it, they hire attorneys to-- INGRAHAM: Hillary paid for the Dossier, for goodness sake.
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If you cannot afford to be misunderstood, then for goodness' sake, don't do anything new or innovative.
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" The book urged women to "shut up, stop whining, and for goodness' sake, stop nagging your husband.
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" This doesn't imply a gentle recommendation; it means more accurately, "For goodness' sake!" or "Take this seriously!
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But for goodness' sake, at least get rid of the hotel just blocks from the White House.
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It has heated seats and screens reassuring me that I'm going in the right direction, for goodness' sake.
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Yup, OK. The climax of the film takes place at a middle-school play festival, for goodness sake.
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I would watch two hours of Ruby Rose mowing the lawn or taking a nap for goodness sake.
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The show begins with Michael interrupting the opening number to complain about his character's motivation, for goodness sake!
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In some ways, the movie — a musical about show business, for goodness' sake — is a prototypical Oscar frontrunner.
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She walked down the runway to THE CHAINSMOKERS like it was ~nothing~ swinging a freaking cane for goodness sake.
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This is Valentine's Day, for goodness' sake, and there's no sense in sharing middling sweets with our special someone.
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"We're using railroad metaphors, for goodness sake," said Andrew Smith, a nonpartisan pollster at the University of New Hampshire.
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And for goodness sake, let's not cheer when we hear his rally has been canceled because of disruptive protests.
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Stripe has turned away the company For Goodness Sake, which operates a website, OMGyes, for education on women's pleasure.
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I ran my first marathon while writing my first book the year after I had twins, for goodness sake.
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And for goodness sake, do not send your tree with through the mulcher with the lights string still on.
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INGRAHAM: Some of these people in the media take more time off when they get Botox injections for goodness sake.
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Perhaps an accountant would do the trick, though not one from PwC—they messed up the Oscars, for goodness' sake!
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The jury is out on whether it knows if you've been bad or good, but be good, for goodness sake.
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Brightly-colored, whimsical products have hit fever pitch with baked goods, beverages, and home decor — even toast for goodness sake.
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"For goodness sake, Mr. Secretary, don't be such a baby," Steve Hilton, host of Fox News' "Next Revolution," said Sunday.
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The early rendering of Sonic had small eyes, strange-looking legs, and a fucking set of human teeth for goodness sake.
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And for goodness' sake, my friends would tell me, find a man who isn't a writer — they're way too emotionally unstable.
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This more permissive interpretation of a FULL HOUSE allowed for lively phrases like BUSINESS SCHOOL, FOR GOODNESS SAKE and CLASS STRUGGLE.
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Maybe your organization needs impetus and expertise — but for goodness sake, no more iBeacon-driven vending machines, no more 3D-printed trinkets.
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The most recent example of those deals: Yahoo may owe Mozilla — which, for goodness' sake, is an open source foundation — $1 billion.
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And for goodness sake, don't ghost a first date if you're not feeling it, even if you're fearful of how they'll respond.
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Whatever it may be, for goodness sake keep a lid on it, or Richard Prince or some other asshat will steal it.
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We're taking a technology approach [to a therapy] that is born from the jungle, for goodness sake—a different culture, different setting.
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He's the ultimate Washington outsider -- he was the host of "The Apprentice" for goodness sake -- who doesn't give a damn about political tradition.
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"It's a swamp for goodness' sake; it's burning," said David Bowman, a professor of pyrogeography and fire science at the University of Tasmania.
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He's learned a lot about the reasons people want to regulate them — at least as much as we regulate cars for goodness sake!
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"For goodness sake, you as a board are paid to get things right and manifestly at the moment you are not," said Farmer.
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It's "Beauty and the Beast," for goodness' sake: a tale as old as time, a song as old as rhyme and all that.
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I'm trying to lose weight, for goodness sake, because beer has made me look like someone put a haircut on the Stay-Puft man.
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"You think you broke my heart, oh, girl for goodness' sake, you think I'm crying on my own," he says before a dramatic pause.
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The spring 2017 men's wear shows are almost over, for goodness sake, and women's wear is still in the middle of cruise 2016/2017.
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"Don't go to crowded places, think twice before a long plane trip, and for goodness sake don't go on any cruises," Dr. Fauci said.
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" I heard this the other day and I was like, "Oh for goodness sake, you can say things, you just can't grab someone's ass.
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She should be the girl who sits in the front row of a classroom with a line of freshly sharpened patterned pencils, for goodness sake.
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People can't access services till they feel less ashamed, so we must tackle the taboo, the stigma, for goodness sake this is the 21st century.
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"Don't touch her for goodness sake," he said laughing, added he could attend any meeting and be the "responsible adult to make sure everything is ok".
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Green Book won the Oscar for Best Picture, Jeff Bezos' "sexts" leaked, and Sonic the Hedgehog got a full set of human teeth, for goodness sake. Gross!
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We already have a plethora of advanced kitchen gadgets, robots that make pizza, digital menus and ordering services, and waiter-less, cashier-less restaurants for goodness sake.
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I doubt anyone whispered in Trump's ear that it would be a good idea to invite a hostile foreign power -- Russia, for goodness sake -- to commit cyberwarfare against Americans.
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His main excuse, that the bureau was fated to play a role in the 2016 election anyway—it was investigating both presidential candidates, for goodness sake—emphasises his difficulty.
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Farage made light of allegations of sexual assault against Trump during the U.S. campaign by encouraging him to "come and schmooze" May but adding "don't touch her for goodness sake".
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It had romance, it had an abundance of perfect blonde beach waves, it had fun fashion, a gorgeous Greek island, and Cher singing "Fernando" to Andy García for goodness sake!
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The absurdity — the downright shame — of the idea that six (not seven, for goodness' sake) almonds constitutes a snack is in fact not funny; it's sad and, more important, dangerous.
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Look at it as that magical third piece that ties your outfit together — just don't forget: It's still a fanny pack, for goodness' sake, so don't take it too seriously, either.
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If there's one thing -- one damn thing, for goodness sake -- we should all be able to agree on, it's our responsibility to show respect for the families of our fallen troops.
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But this season is also totally disorganized, lasts at least two months, overlaps with men's wear and couture, and doesn't even have a name designers can agree on, for goodness sake.
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Despite the actress's impressive level of fame — she was at the premiere of a movie she starred in, for goodness sake — Robbie still managed to become star struck by the ice skating legend.
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I mean for goodness' sake Stanley once plunged a tranquilizer dart into his leg — a dosage meant for a "small bull" — to fall into a deep sleep… just to avoid taking the stairs.
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Jason says the visuals are so stunning -- hello, it's humans mixed with cats for goodness sake -- there's bound to be push back, and it's all part of the game when art defies norms.
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"If you have got someone who has got a relationship, then for goodness sake, use it," Edi Truell, a private equity investor and prominent donor to the Conservative Party, told The Times of London.
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"For goodness' sake, we tried for 35 days in December and January, right, to get the Democrats to do what everyone knows needs to happen except Democrats," said Representative Jim Jordan, Republican of Ohio.
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" Pompeo has won over colleagues with his affable demeanor, which was on display during a wide-ranging interview with The Hill in his Capitol office, where he used phrases like "goodness gracious" and "for goodness sake.
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He says that because we're already creating simulations of everything—I mean, we have Ikea furniture assembly simulators for goodness sake—and computing power is ever-increasing, we'll eventually have the ability to create simulated realities.
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"For goodness sake, now we've got almost 20 hours of testimony from two ambassadors, and the American people don't know what happened in those closed-door sessions, other than what the majority has selectively cherry-picked and leaked out," said Rep.
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When you're home for the holidays, it can feel like your parents can see you when you're sleeping, know when you're awake, and know if you've been bad or good — or if you've been masturbating under their roof, for goodness' sake.
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So now, while many airports are desperately trying to figure out how to add more gates, more destinations, more parking, more restaurants and, for goodness' sake, more bathrooms, Memphis is grappling with the opposite, much rarer riddle: how to shrink gracefully.
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Mr. O'Connell, meanwhile, has a flair for spineless bumbling shaded with poignant vulnerability, and when he doubles as an unwillingly obsequious friar (a role played in 1959 by Charles Nelson Reilly, for goodness sake), his comic talents are in full blossom.
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But in working with these investors, I didn't have to convince them that women will invest, that the product is needed, that the market isn't "just a niche" (it's half the population, for goodness sake), or that women will embrace a digital experience.
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Looking back, all these years later, I can only wince that I was a relative neophyte at the time and allowed too much negative opinion about the Marlins — they played in a football stadium, for goodness' sake — to infiltrate what I wrote.
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These two young pitchers are known as much for their luscious locks — Syndergaard's nickname is Thor, for goodness sake — as they are for their pitching, which as it so happens, is actually pretty good (don't forget they went to the World Series last year!).
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The handset might not be able to go toe to toe on every spec with those behemoths, nor does it have as robust an ecosystem (it's only been a company for 2.5 years, for goodness sake), but it's one of the most well-rounded handsets around.
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It can see you when you're sleeping, it knows when you're awake, it knows if you've been bad or good, so pray an Amazon employee with access to audio recordings of your Alexa conversations doesn't also avail themselves of the ability to look up your home address for goodness sake.
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While it may seem like the Louvre continues to pull out all the stops for Bey and Jay — I mean, they let them shut down the museum and recorded a freaking music video for goodness' sake — it should be noted that this isn't the first time the Louvre has created a celebrity-related tour.
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"Democracy in America" arrives at a time when our domestic theater — in works like this year's Pulitzer Prize winner, "Fairview," and "What the Constitution Means to Me" (on Broadway, for goodness' sake) — has embarked on an intense investigation of the nation's soul, the sins that have misshapen it and the virtues that might redeem it after all.
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The new life of Poiret, now owned by the South Korean fashion and beauty conglomerate Shinsegae International, should by all rights have been a major event: Paul Poiret was one of the most influential designers of the early 20th century; there was a retrospective devoted to his work at the Met in 2007; the house has been dormant for almost 90 years — and he was the designer who freed women from the corset, for goodness' sake!
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He provided no answers on myriad issues, from foreign policy; to why the military would follow him when he asks it to violate international law (because I say so, was his alarming answer); to his double standard on trade (talks tough while hiring foreign workers); to how he accounts for the $10 trillion debt his plan would produce, by some accounts (Chris Wallace had slides, for goodness sake); to his multiple flip-flops in these areas: deportation, visas, Syrian refugees, Afghanistan War, whether Bush "lied," If he's friend or foe to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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