With great effort, I was able to say 'thank you'.
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"Great effort by our defense, turnovers were awesome," Fitzpatrick said.
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For his great effort, he earns about $250 a month.
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Props to all the reporters for the great effort, though!
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"Great effort by our team," Auburn coach Bruce Pearl said.
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Restricting the secondary market is possible, but only with great effort.
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"Overall it was a great effort by our guys," he said.
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"A great effort by our guys tonight," Seattle manager Scott Servais said.
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Gizmodo reporter Kashmir Hill recently attempted to do so with great effort.
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"I thought we played with great effort," Wizards coach Scott Brooks said.
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"We are moving the ball and playing with great effort," Miles said.
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In Will County, alternative work is gained haphazardly and with great effort.
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With great effort, she tracked down others living in illegal, ramshackle households.
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Both parents and teachers should follow that "great effort" message with something more.
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"A great effort by our football team," Michigan State coach Mark Dantonio said.
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"It was a great effort — 20 some pitches," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said.
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A great effort from the ship, the Naval Base and the Lightning Force.
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We do it with great effort, but we need the minimum conditions to work.
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As a state legislator, McAdams put great effort into building relationships with Republican lawmakers.
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The pull of white identity politics can be overcome, but only with great effort.
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But with great effort Ms. Rebeck does eventually bend this all back to Bernhardt.
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It has been burned down on several occasions, but then rebuilt with great effort.
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Why expend great effort to revive institutions that were overly adversarial and often corrupt?
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On the contrary factions made great effort to spare civilians and deal with prisoners humanely.
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We just didn't come away with the victory, but again it was a great effort.
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"Cherry on top of a great effort by our team," McAvoy said after the win.
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This system is cumbersome — causing companies to devote great effort to tax avoidance — and unfair.
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He was really aggressive and Enes gave great effort on both ends of the floor.
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But finishing this great effort that not many people thought would be possible, I thank you.
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Through great effort and steep co-pays, my patient was able to continue her cancer treatment.
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"There was great effort made to represent Carrie in those moments as well," Scanlan told Insider.
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But have no doubt: great effort will be invested in somehow explaining away what he says.
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It has made a great effort to make ad blockers easy for users to install, for example.
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"Whoever did this went to great effort and was sick," SPCA manager Lori Sult told the outlet.
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It's a blow to our leadership, and that will take time and great effort to recover from.
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The Tigers wasted a great effort from Spencer Turnbull, who scattered four hits over six scoreless innings.
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That's what makes the scene between Luke and Serena such a great effort of narrative pretzel logic.
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It's a shame that they haven't actually said, 'Well done, guys, great effort that was, tough journey.
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Even if you're making a great effort and doing all that's asked of you, you won't stand out.
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The trees could have just been cut down; instead a great effort was made to bring them here.
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"There's a great effort by folks to get up there and rebuild as fast as possible," said Mayer.
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Startups will gladly store, manage and deliver your items Startups put great effort into finding the perfect name.
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"There's never an excuse for not playing with great effort," Bradley said during a conference call with reporters.
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It was bought after a great effort was made to collect donations from all the neighborhoods in Uribe.
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Hold your own hand and let your planner guide you through the great effort that this week requests.
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I can still recall those two phrases, but it took great effort to lay down those mental records.
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Ms. Bucher would then peel it off with great effort and care, as one might a Band-Aid.
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Dr. Dragomir and her team went to great effort to infer the existence of the new Reticulum planet.
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Mature trees can with great effort be transplanted successfully under ideal circumstances, but these are not ideal circumstances.
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The people must feel like they are on the front lines of this great effort of our time.
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A great effort on third down by safety Tyvon Branch to deflect a Garoppolo pass prevented a touchdown.
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With great effort, she stands up against a wall and demands that Hill come and rub her legs.
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But it also makes a great effort to show Lee as a full person, not just as a victim.
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The brigade made a great effort to speed up modification time and shortened its training period, the report said.
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Instead, he wrote mostly for smaller ensembles or soloists, slowly and with great effort—that is, when he wasn't blocked.
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"The Coast Guard has done a great effort with the limited resources it has to combat illegal charters," she said.
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Horan said that the program had since bounced back to 40 players this year, but it had taken great effort.
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Golden State also played with great effort, and that may be one of the most endearing traits of this team.
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It's vital that we respect the faith investors have shown in Tesla, but it will require great effort to do so.
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"I thought our guys gave great effort, but sometimes that's not enough to win," Xavier coach Chris Mack told the media.
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It will require great effort and entrepreneurship to develop the needed complements and adaptability at the individual, organizational and societal levels.
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Unglamorous motherhood is something great shows like Jane the Virgin, Big Little Lies, and Girls have put great effort into uncovering.
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Passing the test is to keep doing your job, keep them spirited, keep them organized, and continue to give great effort.
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Paul: You don't have to make a great effort to have happiness; it is just in your backyard, in your small land.
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Simpson explained that they put great effort into not retreading any ground with the second installment, which is not yet officially titled.
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The young Mr. Nauman, 153, walks slowly and with great effort for an hour along a narrow corridor he built for himself.
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He had been bound for mere existing, biding his days with great effort and terror at the edge of a lonely abyss.
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Guys wanted to go out there and play well, play hard and get this win, and I thought we had a great effort.
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"This reform ... will require a great effort on the part of both the business community ... and the state," Pinera said in the speech.
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He's lead-blocking (with great effort), jet-sweeping (often as a decoy), catching a screen, or running a route on any given play.
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Piccioli specifically mentioned legacy Black publishers Ebony and Jet as pioneering magazines that made a great effort to give Black beauty the deserved dignity.
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"It was a great effort by our kids just finding a way to win without a lot of things necessarily working well," Beilein said.
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You would be taking a big risk if you cold-called your landlord, as he has obviously made a great effort to remain anonymous.
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The Columbus police hadn't put any great effort into locating Haas, as he was an adult who was free to do as he pleased.
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"So now we had a great effort against Golden State, we came back and gave nothing against Chicago," Pistons coach Stan Van Gundy told reporters.
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"Congratulations Novak on a great effort in winning all four major titles," Laver said in a brief video posted on the Australian Open Twitter account.
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Detroit's Tyler Bertuzzi tied the game with his first of the night 4:36 into the second period, set up by Anthony Mantha's great effort.
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While many people viewed that decision as a partisan one, the Court went to great effort to maintain some semblance of judicial integrity and impartiality.
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Shifting political strategy will be a hard battle, just as maintaining control of the National Assembly this month entailed great effort and working in unison.
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"The Russian Bobsleigh Federation has put a great effort in the preparation of the World Championships," the bobsled and skeleton officials said in their statement.
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They certainly have things to work on, but as the first show out of the gate for LeBlanc / Harris / Reid, I think it's a great effort.
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And we will meet it in 2019, too," Cabrisas said on the sidelines of a trade fair in Havana, adding, "though not without a great effort.
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And we will meet it in 2019, too," Cabrisas said on the sidelines of a trade fair in Havana, adding, "though not without a great effort.
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So a great effort of copying, collecting and collating began, and by the end of the seventh century, the Quran acquired something like a final shape.
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"We have put a great effort in decreasing costs for airlines operating in Armenia," Tatevik Revazian, chair of the Civil Aviation Committee of Armenia, told Reuters.
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"It took great effort on firefighters' part to defend that structure this time," said Tricia Austin, a fire prevention specialist with Cal Fire in Mendocino County.
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"With what we've been going through the last month, you just focus on getting a great effort from everyone to have a chance to win," he said.
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My parents make a great effort to pay my expenses, and one way to thank them is to study hard and learn how to do real journalism.
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It takes no great effort to unearth video proof and other firsthand accounts of incidents in which police officers attack and even kill Black women and girls.
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Both Whole Foods and Wegmans have put great effort into developing their prepared foods sections, and they pride themselves on the work of their in-house chefs.
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It puts them on the map in business terms, and so they'll go to great effort to get the Fortune Global Forum to come to their city.
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What is clear is that great focus and great effort will be required to finally win this tournament, in which he has reached the final on four occasions.
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"We are thrilled to welcome this cute bundle of joy as it is a great effort towards the conservation of this endangered species," said animal curator John Meek.
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He wriggled with great effort, his hands gripping either side of the doorway as though pulling himself up against gravity, or against the rush of a monstrous tide.
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"We had great fight and great effort tonight ... didn't give up," said George, who made 13 of 3 field-goal attempts, including 5 of 10 from 3-point range.
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And in spite of her well-established history of dishonesty, Mr. Feuerzeig makes no great effort to challenge — or even to verify — her claims about herself or anyone else.
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"We're looking for people who have both a passion for their subject, and also put great effort and craft into their posts," Google product manager Daniel Raynaud tells me.
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He invests great effort in doing things that will generate immense media attention and play into a storyline that he hopes to tell about his first term in office.
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When she caught sight of me, Octavia, with great effort, using some of the last of her limited strength, rose to greet me and enveloped me in her arms.
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" For the first time since Neymar's penalty, her face drooped, as if she had been keeping it afloat with great effort, and it was suddenly taking its natural form. "Sad.
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Whole Foods, the national chain focused on natural and locally sourced goods, and Wegmans, the East Coast chain with a cult following, are both putting great effort into the competition.
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They have to have a certain level of skill to be able to do the job, but then I want to know, are they passionate and do they give great effort?
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She'd reached a wall, and before it lay a sort of chrome manhole surrounded by lug nuts that had to be twisted off with great effort, as instructed in her packet.
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They converted thanks to a great effort from Corey Clement on an 8-yard pass, and then got another first down on an 11-yard pass from Foles to Torrey Smith.
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"While UNHCR has undertaken great effort, together with the Kenyan government and partners, the Kakuma context does not provide a safe environment for LGBTI refugees and asylum-seekers," said a UNHCR spokeswoman.
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"She makes a great effort to make you feel at ease when you know you're in the presence of someone pretty extraordinary," he said of the "Harry Potter" and "Fantastic Beasts" author.
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In light of the EPA's failure to act, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is taking great effort to pick up the slack, independently testing products for asbestos and alerting the public.
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But prosecutors and law enforcement agencies around the country have exerted such great effort to deceive courts and the public about stingrays that learning how and when the technology is used is difficult.
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Earlier today, the creator of the show, Amy Sherman-Palladino, told TVLine that McCarthy, who played Sookie St. James, would not be appearing due to scheduling conflicts, despite great effort on both sides.
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At the Toronto Cricket, Skating and Curling Club, Hanyu's team makes a great effort to answer his fan mail and to keep fans, bloggers and other journalists from intruding to videotape his practices.
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"The harsh reality is that while Bon-Ton's management put in great effort to make the business sustainable, they were always running up a down escalator," GlobalData Retail managing director Neil Saunders said.
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"To come here and get a point after what we did two days ago is a great effort," Moyes, whose side beat West Bromwich Albion with a stoppage time winner on Tuesday, told reporters.
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If you've gone through great effort to be closer to someone, and you have plenty of space for other solitary pursuits, sometimes the most valuable things are the ones that anchor you to reality.
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"The harsh reality is that while Bon-Ton's management put in great effort to make the business sustainable, they were always running up a down escalator," said Neil Saunders, managing director of GlobalData Retail.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder made a great effort over the summer to bring in a pair of All-Stars and improve the roster but when it comes to crunch time, it's still Russell Westbrook's team.
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"The Houthis are trying to provoke a situation where there's a great effort to negotiate an end to the war in Yemen," said James Dorsey, senior fellow at Singapore's S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies.
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"Vivo's performance in the global market so far is the result of great effort to understand consumer behavior, and our camera UI is designed with consumers' habits in mind," the Vivo product manager told me.
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"I really can't believe after my great effort to try to move the conversation to substance, that you still feel compelled to bring up the question," she replied as she headed toward a basement elevator.
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I'm giving him the opportunity to feel at home in two cultures—to come by that status, on the brink of adolescence, that both my husband and I came by with great effort in adulthood.
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At times the snails heave the letter aloft with great effort, each taking a corner; at others they ride it like a magic carpet, in cahoots with sparrows who carry it across a few states.
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" She also commended his approach to the influx of undocumented children entering the U.S.: "The fact is that there was a great effort made by the Obama administration and others to really send a clear message.
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Von der Leyen said Germany would fulfill its commitment to lead NATO's Very High Readiness Joint Task Force (VJTF) in 2019, but only with "great effort" as materials were being borrowed from other German military units.
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"This is a great effort, but it is just the start ... it is one step in the learning chain that will amplify opportunities for doctors to improve their skills in ways unimaginable 30 years ago," Rizzo said.
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"It would not be surprising at all for the 9th Circuit to uphold what the jury did in this case, particularly given the great effort Chhabria put into creating a level playing field for Monsanto," Jarvis said.
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Circle the center, moving with great effort, and hoping centrifugal force can overpower some of the shorter clues in each corner, and get enough crosses on some of the long answers to make some slow but steady progress.
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At their last meeting in 2015, the pope urged Putin to make a "sincere and great effort" to achieve peace in Ukraine and help bring an end to fighting between Ukrainian government forces and pro-Russian separatist rebels.
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"We have to be very careful that the competitiveness that was won at great effort ... that this won't be put at risk," said Klaus Regling, head of the European Stability Mechanism, the fund that rescued struggling euro zone countries.
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It was a great effort from the #4 ranked heavyweight and his partner, Ana Paula Guedes ... the dude danced his ass off to hits like "What Is Love" by Haddaway while wearing pants that would make MC Hammer proud.
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Kamluk said he could not conclusively say that Pyongyang was behind the attacks because it was possible the hackers went to great effort to make it look like they were from North Korea, or that North Koreans were working with others.
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"I think the Greek people have undertaken a great effort over the last years and the challenges are still very large ahead of them and we believe that they have to continue with the reforms," Inigo Fernandez de Mesa told CNBC.
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Jon Boorstin, an associate producer on "All The President's Men", remembers the great effort taken to avoid scenes that might look like liberal gloating (one abandoned ending would have shown Nixon leaving the White House by helicopter after he resigned).
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Now we're in this insane situation where we live in a country where our enslaved ancestors' culture—the same culture that this country expended great effort to erase—is something that white people are now desperate to take part in.
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"I regularly come across low level cadres who with great effort use a mouthful of dialect to talk about their poverty alleviation plans without realizing that dealing with their own deficiencies in speaking Mandarin is an urgent task," he said.
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Holding back exculpatory evidence is regarded as one of the most serious violations of a prosecutor's duty — so much so that when it is discovered, there is a great effort by the prosecutors to pretend it did not actually happen.
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"It's obvious that no matter the great effort made by rescuers, when the numbers are as high as we're seeing this week, it's very risky," said Federico Fossi, a spokesman for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in Rome.
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"His tenure of leadership will be characterized by his ability to produce teams that always played with great effort, emotion and passion, and he represented our organization with great pride, loyalty and respect," Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said in the statement.
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Sitting is so culturally ingrained at work, at the wheel, in front of the TV and at the movies, it takes a great effort to imagine doing these things standing up, let alone pedalling as you work at a "bike desk ".
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Shut out of my native Upper West Side, I made a great effort to experience living in every borough, making my way through Bedford-Stuyvesant and Williamsburg in Brooklyn; Sunnyside and Rockaway Park in Queens; and West Brighton on Staten Island.
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When they last met in 2015, the pope urged Putin to make a "sincere and great effort" to achieve peace in Ukraine and help bring an end to fighting between government forces and pro-Russian separatist rebels in the east.
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I think at the end of the day, there was such great effort to make it appear he received a fair trial, and then we found out the jury was knee-deep in inflammatory press reports, lying about it to the judge.
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"Of course, we are disappointed with the verdict as we put in great effort to defend the case, but the jury appeared to be fair and genuinely concerned about reaching the correct verdict as they saw it," Pugh's lawyer Eric Creizman said.
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The fact is that there was a great effort made by the Obama administration and others to really send a clear message, because we knew that so many of these children were being abused, being treated terribly while they tried to get to our border.
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The inherent freedom of the audience to move around, to peek at the underside of things, to linger and appreciate the details, means that great effort and skill will be needed to preserve the chain of persuasion for all the things that make up that world.
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"She fought and struggled and escaped with great effort… except that ha ha, no she didn't" is used in so many genre films that it's come to feel like a cynical, last-minute jab at the audience, an attempt at an adrenaline booster before the credits roll.
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"The fact is there was a great effort made by the Obama administration and others to really send a clear message because we knew that so many of these children were being abused, being treated terribly while they tried to get to our border," she continued.
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The different national flavours are fun, but it is the simple base that makes the contest so appetising: the drama of a talent show without the garishness, with tasty confectionery instead of tawdry cover songs, and performances that you could (with great effort) repeat in your own kitchen.
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Finding the needles in the broader American haystack is a trickier proposition, and for NYO23 especially, Carnegie has applied great effort to find "talented students from communities underserved by and underrepresented in the classical orchestral field" and considerable expense to provide them with high-level training and performance opportunities.
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The Islamic University has patched the two buildings bombed in two wars and, with great effort, installed an impressive array of 450 solar panels on the science building, even though there is a fear the panels and the building might make a big target in the next war.
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He's also right that the president-elect's tenure could be the "third great effort"—after Reagan's election in 1980 and Gingrich's own Republican revolution in Congress in 1994—"to break out of the Franklin Delano Roosevelt model" of government, especially if Trump largely endorses Paul Ryan's policy agenda in the House.
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Why would this administration, which has sought to roll back worker protections for LGBTQ individuals and barred transgender individuals from serving in the military, put such great effort into ending an epidemic that disproportionately affects minority populations, including gay, bisexual and other men who have sex with men and those in poverty?
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"I think we could have played better overall tonight, but that was a great effort by everybody and Quickie was great in the back, so it was good for us," said Kings forward Adrian Kempe, who had an assist to give him 224 points (six goals, four assists) in the past eight games.
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"All of the people I speak to, they talk about the Arab Peace Initiative, and again it was a great effort, but if that was where a deal was going to be made a deal would have been made a long time ago," said Kushner, who is President Donald Trump's son-in-law.
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When the sorts of prestige TV shows and movies celebrated in our culture are, 99 times out of 100, stories of white male protagonists and accumulation, rather than stories of more varied protagonists and connection, it's no great effort to see how they might set us on a path toward living those same stories ourselves.
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"The cool thing for athletes to do now, apparently, is to snub any invitations to the White House in order to take a stand against the Donald Trump administration … This is a great effort on behalf of the Vice President to reach out with kindness," she wrote, referencing a supportive tweet Pence wrote to Rippon.
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It was not that she had the incorrect color, there was no such thing as correct, but the early morning light showed her that she had not seen clearly, yet it also showed her that she was, with great effort, capable of achieving her ends, only the effort this time had not been great enough.
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The family papers that Stein has mined here, with great effort and a keen eye, illustrate history by zooming in as tightly as possible and showing, as she writes, "how this family loved and quarreled, struggled and succeeded, clung to one another and watched the ties that once bound them slip from their grasp."
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (Vt.) must immediately enter into his own fourth party, to insure that his great effort to date is not sandbagged by malicious intent by conservatives who want to send Clinton to the White House because they don't like their own party's candidate.
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