Who am I to think we can gird against it?
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They can drive others to buckle down and gird up.
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Gird your loins and get ready to think outside the box.
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Today's action also helps the global community gird against climate change.
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However, central bank officials appeared to gird for a more aggressive pace.
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Gird yourselves — there are still two more Sandler/Netflix movies to come.
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Mr. Xi also warned that China had to gird for possible conflict.
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Still, on the Korean Peninsula, troops gird for a North Korean attack.
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But now, as both sides gird for more fighting, those hopes are dimming.
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I take a sip of my neon orange cocktail, gird myself, and dig in.
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New cables gird the continent and reach inland, increasing competition and driving down costs.
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We'll be taking the next few weeks off to gird for battle, then … debates!
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But people should gird themselves for a longer night than many expect right now.
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Lawyers are checking regulations, jurisdiction by jurisdiction, to gird for possible future contractual disputes.
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Gird your loins (and your bank accounts), people — you're in for some salary-sucking treats.
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The latter simply is not possible, and Americans should gird for a commercial cold war.
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And so I put myself in Raz's hands and needed to gird myself for battle.
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At the very least, gird yourself for lots of sand shades come February's fashion week.
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It's almost inevitable that Facebook copies this, too, so gird your nose bridge for Facebook Frames.
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Logothetti's keys and electronic work gird each of the albums 12 songs with a surreal vitality.
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Given the circumstances, however, an all-new Tesla power gird isn't something that could happen just yet.
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Gird your feeds, because California Adventure's Spider Silk macaron ice cream sandwich will be popping up nonstop.
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Clear off a shelf and and gird your sweet tooth, everyone: Girl Scout cookie season has arrived.
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But even if they get rejected, it will gird them for the many job-hunting years ahead.
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Gird your loins, cover your ears, and prepare to surrender your lawn to billions of teenage arthropods.
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At home, his administration is already mobilizing a government-wide effort to gird against a potential outbreak.
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If you challenge hateful speech, gird yourself for death threats and for your family to be harassed.
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Lawyers for Mr. Cohen suggested on Wednesday that they were already taking steps to gird themselves for battle.
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And it comes as all news organizations gird for a new era of media coverage that arrives Jan.
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He talks about what businesses and regular people can do to better gird themselves against these bot attacks.
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However, Barker said that streaming may help his estate gird itself financially, being that he died without a will.
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"Forty seconds," she says and I gird my loins to white-knuckle it through the remainder of my time.
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Algorithms determine what people see as objective truth, and terrorist organizations gird to bring down the monopoly on information.
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The partnerships with Amazon, Electrify America and utility service Arcadia Power are meant to gird Audi's bet on EVs.
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Now, it's always wise to gird your loins whenever Trump ventures into technology concepts, but this morning was special.
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The special counsel must gird himself for this battle, and all of us must be ready to defend him.
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So Beyoncé and shapewear enthusiasts, gird your loins: Spanx's latest launch is about to take layering to the next-level.
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Gird your loins, because all the loose ends at play here are about to come together in classic sitcom style.
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My prediction: Sasha has a scythe over her head, and we should all gird our loins another heart-wrenching death.
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It is not clear if President Trump and his charges fear Mr. Weissmann as they gird for the slog ahead.
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Part of that effort has been to gird Facebook against attacks on its network in preparation for the midterm elections.
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And a tip o' the hat to OSAKA for just existing — and anchoring the most challenging section of the gird.
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As Democrats gird for a fight with Trump on a host of topics, infrastructure may be one area with bipartisan agreement.
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Take a look at our list of the weirdest, craziest, most insane dishes in New York City, and gird your stomach.
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So ladies, gird yourself once more for an explosive debate in Congress about what should and shouldn't be expected of you.
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Music is part of the ritual that Osaka has used to block out distractions, gird for battle and confer good fortune.
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Activist Zaher Abu Jaber told CNN that people living near the buffer zone are continuing to gird themselves for an onslaught.
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Well, gird your loins gather your credit cards, because Kulture's mother is readying to drop another collection with the fast fashion retailer.
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Well, gird your loins, people, because Prime Day is finally here — and we have all the beauty products worth adding to cart.
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To gird against the rising sea levels, Hawaii will have to upgrade infrastructure in various ways in different parts of the state.
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We have to gird ourselves for a future where our AI-generated doppelgangers may come across as more authentic to our acquaintances.
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India needs to gird itself for the possibility of turmoil on international currency markets and contend with "an unusually weak external environment".
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The meeting was a sign that the car-making nations continue to gird themselves for a resumption of hostilities, just in case.
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To gird for the fight, Apple has hired Theodore J. Boutrous Jr. and Theodore B. Olson, partners at Gibson Dunn, as outside counsel.
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Gird your loins, people: Scorpio season is upon us, and with it, a season characterized by passion, mysticism, and major vibe-y energy.
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Manimbo said he expected the data could help gird investor certainty about a rate hike when the Fed meets next June 13-14.
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Postgraduate professional development opportunities such as teaching fellowships, and artist residencies, gird our graduates for the demands of life as a working writer.
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It's the strongest way to gird families against "the social insecurity of our time," as Mr. Rubio and Ms. Wagner have described it.
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Cuban-American Sarah Gird, 67, described herself as an independent who had felt let down after twice voting for Democratic President Barack Obama.
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I would gird myself, push forward, distract myself with new and pressing problems to fix; I focused on technical, rather than human, matters.
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A deal for Rockwell, which is based in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, would also help United gird itself against rivals such as Honeywell International.
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The possibility that he will carry them out means the House should gird itself for the necessity of impeaching Trump a second time.
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CFP Carolyn McClanahan said if you can't afford a Medigap policy, you should consider an Advantage Plan to help gird against endless medical bills.
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By now, you've probably been taught to gird your sun-starved skin for battle with cancer-causing cosmic rays every time you go outside.
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And as Americans gird for a raucous election year, the scuffle over who stays on Wisconsin's voting rolls may also portend similar struggles nationwide.
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And as the well-proportioned gird themselves for the hassles of holiday travel, plus-size travelers like me prepare for a plus-sized ordeal.
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Cipollone could also help gird the White House for a potential Democratic takeover of the House of Representatives following the upcoming November midterm elections.
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Viacom and CBS completed their merger in December in their third attempt since 2016, aiming to gird against competition in a rapidly consolidating media universe.
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Gawker Media is selling a minority stake to an outside investor for the first time to gird against a lawsuit filed against it by Hulk Hogan.
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If you've got a minimum of $1,24 to burn and need to gird yourself for the future of TV than this is the set you need.
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Most farmers depend upon federal crop insurance to gird against losses such as are likely this year, when bumper crops are expected but prices are sagging.
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Reading it now, nearly 25 years on, also illuminates how much the sport has changed and how depressingly little the racial tensions that gird it have.
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At every turn, Trump has proven unable to acknowledge mistakes of judgment or execution, demonstrate understanding of the crisis, and gird Americans for hard times ahead.
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"I think he's sincere, he's truthful, he means what he says," said Gird, adding she thought Trump would address poverty and jobs in African-American neighborhoods.
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RELIEF PACKAGE In Washington, talks continued over legislation to help gird the U.S. economy against the coronavirus threat, amid fears that it could tumble into recession.
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So as we gird for the next 12-plus months before Election Day, I hope Tuesdays will serve as a road map through the digital morass.
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Senate Democrats will also hold their retreat in Baltimore on Wednesday, as the two parties gird for election season and a tough battle for the Senate.
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Still, it's clear fashion has decided its mission is to gird women for a fight (or to protect them, depending on how you look at it).
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Cipollone could also help gird the White House in the event of a Democratic takeover of the House of Representatives following the upcoming November midterm elections.
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Postgraduate professional development opportunities such as teaching fellowships, and artist residencies, gird our graduates for the demands of life as a working academic, artist, or cultural critic.
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Yet funds invested in certain types of bonds that gird against rising prices posted $300 million in outflows during the week, the most withdrawn since June 2016.
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The squad lie ninth in the constructors' standings ahead only of Manor, the smallest team on the gird, and Sauber who are yet to score any points.
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"If we don't gird up and rebuild the middle class right now, we will not recognize our country in 10 years," the Democratic presidential front-runner said.
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Trump and his Republicans, who control the U.S. Congress, and the Democrats seem far apart on an agreement as they gird for midterm congressional elections in November.
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Although it is a frontrunner to be a second home for humanity, there's no question that aspiring Martian settlers should gird themselves for a rough homesteading experience.
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It is only sensible for them to gird themselves for a world in which their interests may align a bit less often with America's, whoever is in charge.
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J.P. Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said that tech giants should gird themselves for the type of regulatory onslaught that the big banks experienced after the financial crisis.
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Even so, she says, she and her husband recently cut back their cable TV service and are eating out less often to gird for a more austere retirement.
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As Democrats and Republicans alike gird for the possibility of a new election, hints that Mr. Dowless was deeply involved in the primary season have begun to emerge.
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What steps has the MTA taken to gird itself against future weather catastrophes, in a world where climate change is expected to make many extreme weather events more likely?
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The widely anticipated third attempt to recombine CBS and Viacom is the latest in waves of media mergers to gird against competition for customers from digital rivals Netflix , Amazon.
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Only time will tell, but everyone should gird their loins for what's sure to be a powerhouse performance and a fascinating examination of Obama's life in the East Wing.
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At a time when central banks are starting to gird against an expected rise in inflation ahead, Bezos' move to acquire Whole Foods looks to be a significant counterweight.
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His departure was the first in what could be a string of high-profile exits as Trump reshapes his team to gird for his own 2020 re-election effort.
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Trump's travel restrictions imposed on people who had recently been in China may well have bought the administration time to gird for the disease's inevitable transfer to US soil.
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As those who lost this battle try to figure out how and whether to gird for the next ones, many women who opposed Justice Kavanaugh are pulled both ways.
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Those with interruptible contacts, as well as other power plants whose design limited their ability to operate in such low temperatures, weren't available to supply power to the gird.
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Lincoln Center officials have instructed them to carry a stack of identifying documents, permissions and invitations to satisfy inspectors at the airport — and to gird themselves for an ordeal.
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The widely anticipated third attempt to recombine CBS and Viacom is the latest in waves of media mergers to gird against competition for customers from digital rivals Netflix Inc , Amazon.
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All of these figures are due near the end of the year, so if you're planning on getting them, you've got quite a while to gird your wallet in anticipation.
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As much as it was gracefully cut and draped, it also spoke of armor and female strength, of the need to gird yourself to fight for what you believe in.
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But as Senate Democrats gird for bruising policy squabbles and confirmation hearings in a Trump administration, they are expected to look to Mr. Kaine with particular urgency on foreign affairs.
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I flip on the TV and gird for the endless stream of vitriol coming from the White House, bracing for another day of overflowing, overlapping, overwrought news stories about Trump.
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In time, he and other pioneers of oceanography uncovered a global complex of more than 40,000 miles of interconnected volcanoes that gird the deep seabed like the seams of a baseball.
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Gird your loins, practice your power poses, and grab your credit cards: Everlane just dropped a crop of limited-edition $15 T-shirts, and these babies are bound to go fast.
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As a newly-elected senator, Barack Obama joined a Republican colleague in demanding the US government gird for global pandemics that pose "direct and immediate threats" to American security and prosperity.
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As Covid-19 has overtaken community after community, the nation has learned that Trump has squandered precious time to gird the nation for the devastation brought by a deadly infectious disease.
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There were lamentations on social media in the wake of CNN's error, as some press advocates worried that it could further erode trust in the media and gird the president's attacks.
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In an ominous dispatch out of Colorado Springs on Thursday, The New York Times found trouble in Trumpland, with some of the Republican nominee's supporters beginning, reluctantly, to gird for a loss.
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As we gird ourselves for what may be the ultimate sports fashion show — the World Cup of kits — I have been struck by a few things that cry out for your opinion.
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Several officials at the briefing, including Dr. Redfield and Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, warned Americans to gird themselves for more bad news.
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The president also failed to gird the American people for the consequences of military action, and, perhaps more importantly, why containment and missile defenses are not an option for the United States.
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President Donald Trump said he will be taking "major" steps to gird the economy against the impact of the spreading coronavirus outbreak and will discuss a payroll tax cut with congressional Republicans.
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"This is not designed to target the grid study, but the gird study is a symptom of false rhetoric that circulates among policymakers inside the beltway," said Clark, who is based in Austin.
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He has made the party the arbiter of all aspects of Chinese life and urged greater ideological purity to gird the nation for what he repeatedly describes as a great and continuing struggle.
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While Wasserman Schultz was careful to express admiration for both Ryan and Pelosi, she suggested that Pelosi's leadership experience would be critical for Democrats as they gird for legislative fights against the Trump administration.
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Researchers from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich have developed a new way to create a gird of ultra-fine conductors that could replace part of the circuitry used in today's touchscreens.
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William M. Gray, whose pioneering research helped him make hurricane predictions for three decades and allowed the East Coast and the Caribbean to gird for their fury, died on Saturday in Fort Collins, Colo.
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UNITED STATES President Donald Trump said he will be taking "major" steps to gird the economy against the impact of the spreading coronavirus outbreak and will discuss a payroll tax cut with congressional Republicans.
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Interviewing Bill Gates back then you had to gird for battle; he would jump on the slightest misstep and then you'd have to spend 10 minutes steering the conversation back to the browser war.
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President Obama is scheduled to meet with Democrats about resisting efforts to repeal the law, while Vice President-elect Mike Pence will meet with lawmakers from his party to gird them for a fight.
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And to gird yourself against those situations, we've poked around online to dig up actual, real, shoppable things that exist that someone out there thought might be a fun thing to give to another person.
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EU antitrust officials battling American tech giants can gird their loins with Dave Eggers's "The Circle," a glimpse into a dystopian future where the tentacles of social media extend into every facet of personal life.
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If you thought the fangirl pandemonium was real when Harry Styles chopped off his signature shoulder-length mane, gird yourself because it's about to get deadly serious amongst that same preteen set all over again.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said he would take "major" steps to gird the economy, while Japan unveiled a second package of measures worth about $4 billion to cope with the fallout of the virus outbreak.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Obama will visit with congressional Democrats to plot how to resist the planned repeal, and Mike Pence, the vice president-elect, will meet with Republicans to gird them for the fight ahead.
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Glistening apartment blocks gird a desolate construction site where the bodies are found and where Bia — in a scene that encapsulates the picture's silly-chilly mood — gently kisses the bloodied lips of one near-dead girl.
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Usually, when you click the any Trending News or other social media tab, you gird yourself for the worst; for the latest news of judges ascending to lifelong appointments or trillion-dollar corporations becoming even wealthier.
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While activists for and against the pipeline gird for a highly public fight, there are many others here who find some merit in each side's arguments, and who mostly avoid bringing up Keystone XL in polite conversation.
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Viacom and CBS completed their merger in December in their third attempt since 2016, aiming to gird against competition in a rapidly consolidating media universe while partnering with and battling the likes of Netflix and Walt Disney.
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To build their dark matter detectors, physicists wade into the wild, speculative xenon gas market After discovering gravitational waves, physicists gird themselves for the next discovery Turns out, dark matter detectors can be re-purposed for nuclear security
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As both sides gird for a costly and confrontation battle before that nominee is even announced, the conservative Judicial Crisis Network made clear they consider this fight even more substantial than the one to confirm Justice Neil Gorsuch.
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Russian airstrikes on the few remaining rebel enclaves in Syria's Idlib and Hama Provinces on Thursday raised concerns that Mr. Erdogan may have agreed to a bargain that will also gird Mr. al-Assad's grasp in the northwest.
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By now, if you don't know who won The Bachelor last night, first of all, how are you even navigating the internet today let alone clicking on this article, but secondly, gird yourself for some major spoilers ahead.
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The health care industry has already begun to gird for a major health care fight should a Democrat win in 2020, recently launching a new coalition of hospitals, insurers, and drugmakers to oppose the Medicare-for-all agenda.
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That kind of innovation may take on new importance in the coming years, as Honda and the rest of the auto industry gird themselves for an age when people may increasingly relinquish control, or even ownership, of individual cars.
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The Steelers may want to gird their loins even for winless Cincinnati, however, as Pittsburgh's defense has been soft and Coach Zac Taylor of the Bengals could see this game as an opportunity to truly open up his offense.
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Viacom and CBS completed their merger in December in their third attempt since 2016, aiming to gird against competition in a rapidly consolidating media universe while partnering with and battling the likes of Netflix Inc and Walt Disney Co .
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Every year at about this time, the interior of your average modeling agency looks a lot like the opening scene of The Devil Wears Prada: "Gird your loins!" shouts an agent across a sea of furrowed brows and bowed heads.
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In fact, the opening scene establishing their relationship seems like a direct homage to the moment in The Devil Wears Prada when Stanley Tucci tells everyone at Runway magazine to "gird your loins," except that it's all aimed at April.
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INDIANAPOLIS (Reuters) - Tony Kanaan will start from the middle of the gird for the Indianapolis 1969 but had his AJ Foyt Racing Chevrolet out front on Friday, posting the top speed in final practise for the "the Greatest Spectacle in Racing".
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The Warriors had squandered all of a 51.83-point lead by that stage, but obviously have enough firepower and playoff know-how to gird themselves for grinding through a pivotal quarter and change sans Durant to pull out one narrow victory.
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A deal for Tribune would also help Sinclair gird itself against growing online rivals like Netflix and Hulu, as well as content providers like CBS and the Walt Disney Company, which are themselves pushing for bigger fees from cable companies.
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"It would be wise for the United States and its coalition and other interested parties to gird themselves for what will most likely be a period that is somewhat tumultuous," said Campbell, until recently a senior Pentagon official on Afghanistan.
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RTE would start by boosting power imports and could also pay some industrial customers to switch off their machinery or curb usage, but Brottes said the gird operator might also have to impose short, rolling power blackouts in parts of the country.
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But on the debate stage, he leaned heavily into his lectern, gripping the sides with both hands, as if his bulk could help gird against a moderator gently guiding him back to the questions at hand and a nimble if dispassionate rival.
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Relevant articles in The Times include: A Typical 'Dreamer' Lives in Los Angeles, Is From Mexico and Came to the U.S. at 6 Years OldWith DACA in Limbo, Teachers Protected by the Program Gird for the WorstMost Americans Want Legal Status for 'Dreamers.
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Despite the campaign investing tremendous amounts of the candidate's time and the campaign's money in the Iowa caucuses, the memo appears to be an attempt to gird supporters for a potential loss there and the "breathless media narratives" that may accompany that.
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If you thought Hollywood award shows couldn't get much more political than when Meryl Streep delivered an anti-Trump speech while accepting her lifetime achievement award at the Golden Globes, gird yourself because the Grammys red carpet got even more serious about the movement.
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You need to be willing to accept the possibility that Donald Trump will in fact succeed — and either gird yourself to start doing the right thing even when it's politically counterproductive, or explain to yourself, and to the nonwhite Americans you're abandoning, why you won't.
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Republican concern about Mr. Trump is approaching a high: His last remaining primary challengers dropped out of the race more than a month ago, but the real estate developer has done little in that time to gird himself for a contest with Mrs. Clinton.
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In January, the company announced that for the first time it had sold a minority stake to a private equity firm, Columbus Nova Technology Partners, "to help gird against any adverse decision," Heather Dietrick, Gawker Media's president and general counsel, said in an interview.
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Canada's financial regulator is reducing the amount of capital lenders must hold to guard against risks to the lowest level on record, it said on Friday, as part of a series of measures to help gird against the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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" Conservative group hitting airwaves to pressure red state Dems - Fox News: "A conservative group planned Monday to launch a high-dollar ad campaign in support of President Trump's Supreme Court pick, as both sides gird for a costly and confrontational battle before the nominee is even announced.
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When I look back, in hindsight, I was probably clinically depressed, but I kept moving forward because I had sons who were in their teen years and it was time for me to somewhat gird up my loins and be ready to deal with whatever it was.
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But, but, but: It would take a minimum of $3 billion to gird vulnerable transformers against the danger posed by these types of storms, according to Thomas Popik of the Foundation for Resilient Societies, a non-profit focused on protecting society from natural and human-caused threats.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canadian Treasury Board President Scott Brison, a senior member of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's cabinet, said on Thursday he would quit, a move that will deprive the ruling Liberals of a political veteran as they gird for a tightly contested federal election this October.
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At the same time, even with the best of control measures (and we are very, very far from the best, at this moment), we need to gird the hospitals, clinics and other health facilities, which will face an onslaught of patients in need of urgent care.
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I entered this season wondering whether the show would be Mad Men — which used its second season to vastly expand its world and supporting cast to gird itself for a long run — or Homeland (which got caught in plot machinations designed to keep its premise going).
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While you gird yourself against the impending snow flurries headed our way, the Kardashian-Jenner family has already escaped to warmer climates, taking a much-needed respite from their perpetually documented high-profile lives in Calabasas to shoot the next installment of their reality show in Costa Rica.
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Now, as more residential and commercial buildings install actually renewable generation capacity and have more robust digital networks, these buildings can themselves become power generators or local points for gird power management — all in an effort to make the grid more responsive, according to a statement from Blueprint.
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I bring this up because the constructor Grant Thackray seems to be trying to pull a fast one on us, and I want you all to gird your loins and stay aware: There may be things hidden in his grid that could potentially influence you (also, try the acrostic).
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But there was also little doubt that Ms. Merkel was trying to gird Germans and her European Union partners for a more conflictual relationship with the United States, which she said could no longer be counted on as a "reliable" ally after Mr. Trump's visit to Europe in May.
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To gird yourself for the happy sonic onslaught, I spent untold hours preparing an annotated calendar of the very, very best of what's to come: Josh Barone and I chose five of the artists whose work we're most looking forward to hearing this fall — check out Daniel Dorsa's gorgeous portraits.
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"One of the things that we have to really gird against is the danger of an agreement that becomes some elite pact that fails to address the structural problems that are at the route of this conflict," Mr. Adeba said, adding that civic society organizations should be involved in the discussion.
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LONDON — Like ex-spouses who have just signed divorce papers but not yet begun the ugly business of dividing their possessions, Britain and the European Union are tiptoeing around each other as the year begins, desperate to keep their dealings civil even as they gird for the unpleasantness to come.
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Trump repeatedly warned Americans to gird themselves against a "campaign of fear" he argued Clinton and others are running against him -- a notable criticism given the accusations that several of his policies, including a ban on Muslims and a plan to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, have played to voters' fears.
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That day of rest and the light schedule this week will have to gird them for a rigorous month, when they play 33 games in 34 days, with two days off replaced by a doubleheader in Detroit on June 4, and the completion of two games against the Nationals here two weeks later, on June 18.
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" Fund-raising is also off to a fervent start in several other races, including in Mr. Reed's district, where the Republican has already raised more than $1 million this year to gird against a diverse Democratic field that currently includes John G. Hertzler, whose primary claim to fame is playing a Klingon general in "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.
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Marty Obst, a longtime adviser to Pence and operative closely aligned with Trump's outside political operation, was a marquee speaker at an industry conference last week, where student debt relief companies gathered in Las Vegas to learn how to gird themselves against investigations, defend class-action lawsuits, and reach millennials through mass text-messaging campaigns, according to the conference agenda.
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All of which may be enough to send any novices, unfamiliar with the director, and fearful of a three-hour Russian flick that is mostly (though not entirely) in black-and-white, scurrying in the opposite direction; so how can one convince them that they should gird their loins, down a Stoli for luck, and give "Andrei Rublev" a chance?
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Here are some examples of articles related to checks and balances just from the first few weeks of the new Trump administration: • Trump Nominates Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court• Two G.O.P. Senators to Oppose DeVos as Education Secretary, Imperiling Her Confirmation• Trump Says 'Go Nuclear' as Democrats Gird for Gorsuch Fight• Trump Clashes Early With Courts, Portending Years of Legal Battles• Justice Department Urges Appeals Court to Reinstate Trump's Travel Ban Once they find an article, students should take notes on the following: • What is the article's headline?
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