Noisey: Have you gotten the hang of doing press yet?
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Dear Claire, I've never gotten the hang of literary tourism.
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Tours are planned pretty far in advance so I've kind of gotten the hang of it.
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But I've gotten the hang of touching the E8s around their perimeter which prevents unintended tapping.
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Driving on the left wasn't second nature, but I had definitely gotten the hang of it.
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While she's certainly gotten the hang of parenting now, Witherspoon admitted she "was scared" in the beginning.
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This may seem like a hassle at first, but it's easy once you've gotten the hang of it.
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Once you've gotten the hang of making your own rice from scratch, other grains won't be far behind.
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But if you feel Alexa has gotten the hang of the voices in your household, just exit the training.
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Once you&aposve gotten the hang of that, you can even move on to work with a smaller sugar budget.
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Gina told BuzzFeed News she is her mom's only Venmo friend, and she hasn't really gotten the hang of it yet.
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Yes, I introduced an X-factor into the household when I had just gotten the hang of the whole twins thing.
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He had gotten the hang of the conservative outrage cycle, learned to prune his videos down to 90 or 120 alarming seconds.
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The thing about treatment is just when you think you've gotten the hang of something, they throw something entirely new at you.
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While I've gotten the hang of the months by now, I still have trouble remembering exactly which day of the week it is.
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Just when I start to think I've gotten the hang of it, my skin begins to burn and peel in the treated area.
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Ryan McCarty makes his New York Times Crossword debut today, and he seems to have gotten the hang of this themeless crossword-making thing.
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You need to wiggle the handlebars a bit to get it to slide and unlock, and I still haven't quite gotten the hang of it.
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Once you've gotten the hang of that, you'll move on to more interactive lessons involving speech recognition technology, which evaluates and improves your accent with instant feedback.
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But just in case he hasn't gotten the hang of it, the pageant has a co-host to minimize the potential damage, according to the Philippine Daily Inquirer.
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There's a bit of a learning curve — the phone didn't pick up my first few swipes — but after about a minute of practice, I had basically gotten the hang of it.
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The fun stuff happens after the launch After a spate of failed attempts that started in January 2015, Elon Musk's spaceflight company seems to have gotten the hang of landing its rockets.
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It's an indicator that the first lady, who moved to Washington full time only last June, seems to have gotten the hang of running an operation as massive as the White House.
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Until your kid has gotten the hang of potty training, you don't want to let them "have a break" with a diaper, but you will most likely want to use one for nap time and nighttime.
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This is true for every category of children's books, and especially so in the case of "chapter books," written for early-grade students who have gotten the hang of picture books and are ready to move on to higher word counts and grayer pages.
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" Now that's she finally gotten the hang of being photographed while looking her best at Hollywood events, she's recently gotten a taste of the flip side: "My very first paparazzi picture came out recently, and I am on the way to the gym, so I'm wearing gym clothes.
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Making ends meet is a delicate dance I've only recently gotten the hang of, and it can be tough to carve out a place for yourself, no matter how you define that, but especially if you're an artist or administrator, a writer or critic, a curator or producer.
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But, he concluded, he'd finally gotten the hang of it and was more confident of its completion than he was before. The novel would ultimately be published in 2016.
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Claudia Bing (portrayed by Celia Imrie) is Edina's main rival who runs a more successful PR agency (Bing, Bing, Bing & Bing) who has a habit of picking up Edina's remaining clients. Edina refers to her as "Claudia bloody Bing", to which Claudia just smiles. Ironically, Claudia generally seems to have relatively unoriginal ideas and is probably less creative and talented than Edina - however, she comes out on top by actually working, something Edina has not quite gotten the hang of. She manages to poach many of Edina's clients when Bubble accidentally leaks their information through an email.
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"You Get What You Give" by the graduating seniors was welcomed by reviewers. Prinzivalli called it "one of Cory Monteith's best solos all season" and a fun cover, while Futterman described it as "fine and fun, but nothing really spectacular". Slezak gave it an "A" and wrote, "this spirited rendition captured [the song's] jaunty essence", and Strecker noted with her "B+" that "this was the moment when it really kicked in that the show will never be the same". Chaney also complimented Finn for having gotten "the hang of this whole singing-and-dancing thing in the last three episodes of this season" and gave a grade of "B".
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In Thirteen Plus One Winnie Perry has finally gotten the hang of junior high-gaining two fabulous BFF's and a perfect (mostly ...okay, sometimes..) boyfriend in the process-and with graduation just around the corner, the countdown to high school has just begun. Not than Winnie is obsessing about it, since she's living in the now and has a whole bunch High- School list before freshman year rolls around. BIG things, like owning her heart's desire, helping the world, and-oh, yeah- growing up. With so much to do and only a summer to do it, one thing is for sure: eleven, twelve, and thirteen were big-bigger than big-and fourteen is going to be EPIC.
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