TC: It's hard to get to a Series A but it's just as hard to get to a Series B. How do you think about sustaining or improving your growth moving forward?
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Grocery shopping or simple things were hard to get to.
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I worked hard to get to where I am today.
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I think it's sometimes hard to get to the bottom.
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Was it hard to get to that level of chill?
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She's worked too hard to get to where she is.
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It's hard to get to, and there's only one student.
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I've worked really hard to get to where I am.
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I'm going to work hard to get to a good place.
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But I worked very hard to get to where I am.
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In short: it's hard to get to know people like me.
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So, it's hard to get to people who might be trapped.
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Freeman worked very hard to get to where he is now.
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Nothing says exclusive like a place that's hard to get to.
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"I worked extremely hard to get to this point," Harrison said.
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I worked hard to get to where I want to be.
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And it's hard to get to his right on this stuff.
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"You worked so hard to get to this point," he told CNBC.
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"It's been quite hard to get to this point," Musk said Friday.
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It's hard to get to 1.5°C with a carbon tax alone.
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But often, being hard to get to is part of the appeal.
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"It's hard to get to 21 with 1-point shots," Barry said.
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What, exactly, was he trying so hard to get to "up the road"?
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" Bergt tells PEOPLE Track "has worked hard to get to where he is today.
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And as we've said, it's really hard to get to Mars without aerospace engineers.
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And I worked so hard to get to this guy, and I got to him.
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China as a whole has worked extraordinarily hard to get to where it is today.
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I finally feel like I am where I've been working so hard to get to.
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Bey worked really hard to get to where she is and she deserves crazy perks.
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She's tried so hard to get to a Final Four with all the disadvantages there.
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They are hard to get to, especially if you don't like climbing over sharp rocks.
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It's a blast, but the user interface makes it incredibly hard to get to the fun.
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I think he's worked hard to get to this point that he can apply for reinstatement.
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There were definitely tears backstage because I have worked so hard to get to this point.
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I knew I felt bad, but it was hard to get to the bottom of it.
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"It can be really hard to get to the gym early in the morning," she writes.
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And we worked hard to get to agreements that we had that were announced last Thursday.
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When you are in a different time zone, it may be hard to get to sleep.
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"It's hard to get to the point because you want to shout me down," he said.
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What's going on today, it really got to me, and it's hard to get to me.
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STEVE MARTIN I'm not an easygoing guy, so I'm kind of hard to get to know.
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Augusto Lahore: It&aposs a very uneven and mountainous area that&aposs hard to get to.
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"It's hard to get to the center, which is the hottest portion of the fountain," Stovall said.
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I honestly worked so hard to get to be where I'm at for her to acknowledge me.
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"It's hard to get to the sea floor because the ocean is sitting on it," Byrnes says.
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Tiger has worked very hard to get to this place, and has played very well all season.
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When you have all these groups and members out there, it's hard to get to a consensus.
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That is probably because it is just a little bit hard to get to, and always has been.
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All the people featured in Telfar's new launch have worked hard to get to where they are today.
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Here's where you can listen to it, where you can't, and why it's so hard to get to.
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That was supposed to be hard to get to so girls knew you were really thinking about them.
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Caila: I guess it is hard to get to know somebody with someone else who loves them here.
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Studies show local control is only marginally effective since it's hard to get to all possible breeding areas.
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Sadly, many assume that Cancers are so wrapped in their emotions that they're hard to get to know.
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"It was super important to me; I was working super hard to get to this point," Suarez said.
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ONE OF THE PROBLEMS WITH MANHATTAN IT'S AN ISLAND YET IT'S SO HARD TO GET TO THE WATER.
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That can mean that it's hard to get to the populations (like Syrian refugees) in the most need.
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In Tanzania, Bolivia, India and Thailand, visitors can experience places that are breathtaking but hard to get to.
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By the very nature of The Bachelor, it's hard to get to really know the women on the show.
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I love this studio, but because it's in the Flatiron District, it's hard to get to during the week.
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They are going to stick with their party, and that makes it really hard to get to a plurality.
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"We've worked hard to get to this point, but the challenge is still in front of us," Ryan said.
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I had worked incredibly hard to get to the top but I was there alone — and it was unfulfilling.
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Most of Antarctica is rarely or never visited by humans because it's too hard to get to, Bokhorst said.
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The appointments took weeks to schedule and were hard to get to, especially while taking care of her son.
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In this example, we'll use the Steam games folder called "common," which can often be hard to get to.
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"Like myself, Marco came from humble beginnings and worked very hard to get to where he is today," Sen.
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It was hard to get to Jefferson City for visits, but they kept in touch as best they could.
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That perception is something I want to shake off, because I've worked really hard to get to where I am.
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My wife and I had worked so hard to get to where we were, and had made so many sacrifices.
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It keeps a ton of people out because it's hard to get to, which makes it both isolated and unique.
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There are some significant caches of votes: Florida, North Carolina, Texas, Arizona, Louisiana — it's not hard to get to 268.
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I hear their voices, and I've worked so hard to get to a place, you guys, where I could speak.
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A few of the sites sampled (like Bryde Island and Moot Point) are hard to get to and never see tourists.
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The best man forgot the rings in the hotel — which was really hard to get to because of all the traffic.
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It's apparently great for kids and pets, who are hard to get to sit still when you pull out a camera.
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And fans from the heart of Islander country (near Nassau) have complained that Brooklyn is hard to get to for games.
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Farmers survey their fields with drones and keep track of how crops and water look in hard-to-get-to sections.
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You don't have to be a neurosurgeon to know it's hard to get to the right place without a good map.
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"I loved looking around every day at all these women in positions we've worked so hard to get to," Beachler said.
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The patient, who is in his 60s, had a tumour in a particularly hard-to-get-to location, Mobbs told Mashable Australia.
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We tried really hard to get to the bottom of this infamous cookie from the pop diva behind our favorite holiday tune.
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"I have worked very hard to get to the point where I have a true voice," Ms. Lawson recalls her daughter saying.
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A drone-delivered vaccine—especially one gently dropped into a place that's otherwise hard to get to—feels like a great one.
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GroFin, which helped Mr Tugume, tries to limit defaults the old-fashioned way, by trying hard to get to know its borrowers.
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Anterior cruciate ligaments often tear on the sports field, and after a complete rupture, they are notoriously hard to get to heal.
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Rikers Island's location makes it hard to get to, which can lead to fewer visits by friends and relatives of the imprisoned.
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I have worked hard to get to a place in my life where I don't feel guilty or ashamed of my sexuality.
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I'd worked so hard to get to this place while also simultaneously working on Broadway from the third grade through my senior year.
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Transport of prisoners to and from the isolated island costs $31m a year, and visiting family members find it hard to get to.
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Yes, Las Vegas residents are largely poor and work crazy hours that make it hard to get to games on a regular basis.
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It's hard to get to, and only a certain number of people can go to them, and it's a once-a-year event.
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But women, who have fought so hard to get to the top level of sports, might feel a sharper pain than travel woes.
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That's probably because Dorian has made High Rock -- like many other towns outside the main city of Freeport -- so hard to get to.
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More than half of this year's $6900 billion cost will go to logistics, because it is hard to get to and from Afghanistan.
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I think we do want to consider breaking them up, but it's also so hard to get to that point from where we are.
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It's hard to get to frisky BDSM play, a menage-a-trois or a new stash of sex toys without talking about it first.
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Right now I'm the only female sprayer in the Czech Republic—and it's really hard to get to the point that I'm at now.
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"People always talk about not getting over the hurdle, but that hurdle is pretty big and it's pretty hard to get to," Burns said.
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"There's always going to be a percentage that is hard to get to at the margin," Telecommunications Undersecretary Monica Aspe said in an interview.
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CHARLIE MUNGER: It's very hard to get to a system like Singapore's, which costs about 20% of what our system does and works better.
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You're deeply intuitive and can be hard to get to know, but like Netflix's hit comedy, your humor, intelligence, and honesty cannot be denied.
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He added that it was so hard to get to work on Monday that they couldn't open the pool — they didn't have enough lifeguards.
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"I need to go back to work, I worked so hard to get to where I am," she recalls thinking when Stanley was a baby.
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Most of her interviewees were the elite of Mr Trump's left-behind America, people who had struggled hard to get to community or Bible college.
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Start slurping down more than that regularly and you'll probably find it hard to get to sleep, feel irritable, and have some unfortunate digestion issues.
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" Cindy Stevens, Ms. Stevens's mother, said, "Chris can be shy and sensitive, and hard to get to know, but he understood her need for family.
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This actually results in less time spent in the gym, but if yours is hard to get to, it may wind up more time-consuming.
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And it's funny because a lot of those songs on the record we don't play live because they're so hard to get to sound good.
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In short, no other AL team works quite as hard to get to pitches outside the zone, nor does better when it gets to them.
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The reason we make it a bit hard to get to your settings is that people aren't really that interested in messing with those things.
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It's hard to get to scale when you're only a few years old, have a small staff and aren't filled with consistently high-quality content.
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It's hard to get to the next level, but there are a lot of big consumer, packaged good brands that want a new thing to grow.
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We know it's really hard to get to a point where we have an entire year booked of touring and people are receiving the music well.
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So far it has worked out well for me, and I have big dreams and big aims, and I'll really work hard to get to them.
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"I think it's going to be very hard to get [to the White House] if you've been in Washington too long," Democratic strategist Joe Trippi said.
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"A lot of the people in the Muslim Brotherhood, they had to work hard to get to where they are — they still have to," she said.
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I've been dying to tell her this directly; as you can imagine she has been hard to get to as she immerses in her new role.
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The place will thus become something like Antarctica is today—hard to get to, but not impossible if you have the money or the right government backing.
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Obviously it's hard to get to know your investors when you're raising as things should be going well for you in this period of your startup life.
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Hard to get to, hard to make habitable for humans, hard to tell a story about on the screen and leave the viewer with any lasting impression.
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Three years later, a woman she was supposed to be mentoring suggested that she was hard to get to know, causing de Pablos to have a rethink.
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"I wouldn't wish that on anyone, because you work so hard to get to the highest level of professional sports to go out and win," he said.
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We have worked hard to get to where we are, and it's a little scary that we could move backwards in the next two or four years.
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"LHCb had to work really hard to get to this mass range," Caterina Doglioni, a researcher at Lund University who was not involved in the study, told Gizmodo.
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"Over the last three years, Ash has worked hard to get to this position and deserves every success that comes her way," father Rob told the Herald Sun.
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Artists have long been drawn to desolate landscapes where they can plant artistic easter eggs that are, in many cases, hard to get to and difficult to find.
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I worked hard to get to this place of understanding; it was painful and took self-control, and I know there's a lot more work to do ahead.
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You might not try as hard to get to know people at parties or you might be reluctant to share your opinion if it differs from the group's.
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Is the decision unfair to the individual players who have worked hard to get to the Olympics, yet might lose playing time or be benched for some games?
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So often, the answers to what you want to find out are behind a veil, and it's hard to get to the truth without non-corporate media organizations.
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I work hard to get to know my students, but I recognize that I do a better job of it with 23 kids -- rather than 33 -- in a class.
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Kelly Ripa and her husband Mark Consuelos had to work hard to get to where they are today, and they want to instill the same values in their children.
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Even on the band's tightest setting (which is hard to get to because the band is so stiff), this humongous watch has a tendency to flap around small wrists.
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"They tried to do that before, too, but it was hard to get to the stuff," says James Kossin, a hurricane expert at NOAA's National Centers for Environmental Information.
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In Palestine, it gives me this edge or strength and it gives me something to be proud of, to say I worked hard to get to where I am.
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"There was something mesmerizing about the singing, even with a bunch of strangers and cameras, and these were babies who were notoriously hard to get to sleep," she said.
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Anita Nyanjong, a lawyer for human rights group Equality Now, said it was hard to get to the truth as survivors of trafficking often would not admit what had happened.
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"For any player to miss matches at this level when you have worked so hard to get to this stage is very difficult," Southgate said when asked about Alli's absence.
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Last week we showed you the vacant jobs at NASA and noted that it's mighty hard to get to Mars if the space agency isn't allowed to hire aerospace engineers.
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Donna tries very hard to get to the bottom of Laura's murder, but again because she is a woman her investigation is always two steps behind or very off base.
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"Production approval is an important, positive step for the program, and the Boeing/Air Force team has worked extremely hard to get to this point," Boeing spokeswoman Caroline Hutcheson said.
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There have been worse injuries and I have seen worse, but there was something about that 19-year-old rookie who had worked so hard to get to the NBA.
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When I have regrets about the people who said no to interviews for my book, Bezos I tried very hard to get to, and in the end he said no.
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"We have been in this position before, and it's so very hard to get to this point — it just came out better this time," a smiling Ryan said Sunday evening.
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The area is relatively hard to get to (there are no direct international flights), but that — like all the area's peculiarities — ends up being a strength rather than a weakness.
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But the Alexander Kasser Theater in Montclair, home to the Peak Performances series, isn't hard to get to, and the latest program from Mr. Elkins should be worth the trip.
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And it has spread through remote villages that are hard to get to at the best of times—and are now reachable only in armoured cars escorted by UN blue helmets.
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I began telling them that they did a great job and worked very, very hard to get to this point—and that I couldn't have asked for anything more from them.
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"This is a very important day and I know so many people worked so hard to get to this day," Health Minister Simon Harris said in a video posted to Twitter.
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Especially when you have worked so hard to get to a certain point and then everything crumbles and it feels like everything you want to do is out of your reach.
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Mexican marijuana often comes from "scrappy little valleys that are hard to get to, tucked away where very poor campesinos work for not much remuneration from the industry," he told VICE.
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One of them being that if you don't have some agreement within the system from states and from families and from students, it's hard to get to where we need to go.
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Her finances have been drained by years of trying to get her daughter into treatment, and joblessness, likely perpetuated by age discrimination, is making it hard to get to a better place.
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But he had started feeling like an intruder in the girls' bathroom, and the single bathrooms were so far out of the way it was hard to get to class on time.
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Likely to take off even more so are smart clothing pieces like the Redpoint Safety Vests, which are fluorescent yellow vests that locate workers in dangerous or hard-to-get-to locations.
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"This is everything I bled for, and I&aposve worked really hard to get to where I am, and I&aposm just not willing to give it up so easily," he said.
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And I discovered first-hand that, although it has its share of drama, the Antarctic is someplace far away, hard to get to and not very connected to my life in Manhattan.
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" As a writer, she said, "if you're hung up on calling yourself dumb or a bad writer, it's hard to get to the part where you make your piece a lot better.
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It led to her going to her first recovery meeting and opening up about her struggle to the rest of her family, though she admits it was hard to get to that point.
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"Once the Olympics start it will be hard to get to work, so we are doing this as an experiment," said Takashi Kozu, 61, president of the Ricoh Institute of Sustainability and Business.
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Philippe Petit didn't walk the wire between the Twin Towers by working harder while he was up there; he worked hard to get to a state where it would never feel like work.
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"It used to be — and sometimes still is — that an expedition cruise was considered luxury because of the hard-to-get-to destinations it visited — places like the Galapagos and Antarctica," she says.
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In remote, hard-to-get-to places, our understanding of coral is roughly akin to a doctor's knowing only what a patient looks like in perfect health and after death, Dr. Rotjan said.
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Delis and bodegas abounded in Greenpoint, but "the grocery store and gym and day care for the dog were so widely distributed that it was hard to get to them," Mr. Donnelly said.
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I know that I am responsible for wringing whatever joy I can from the fruits I can reach, but damned if the orchard isn't structured to make it hard to get to them.
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There's people who have a God-given talent, and there's people who just work so hard to get to where they are that sometimes they even pass the people who have God-given talent.
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Some of the scenes were hard to get to and really refine, but also fascinating — it felt like working on a play together — were these scenes in her office where Laura is pulling Savannah in.
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"What the world forgets is that there's a lot of small towns with a lot of really big companies that are hard to get to unless you fly around in a private jet," Richert says.
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" At Denis' high school, where there are nearly 3,400 students, "it's hard to get to know each other sometimes," he says, "but imagine what would happen if you had lunch with somebody new every day.
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"They know who these opponents are, they can monitor the websites, but there is tons of traffic, it's hard to get to, and they are going to be operating in the dark corners," he said.
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"This is everything I bled for, and I&aposve worked really hard to get to where I am, and I&aposm just not willing to give it up so easily," he said over the phone.
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Even when you count the costs of steel and aluminum and other tariffs that have resulted from the president's aggressive trade, it's hard to get to numbers that move the dial much on overall growth.
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The destinations for the 2021 season were just released, and they include hard-to-get-to spots in the Mediterranean, near the Greek Isles and Balearic Islands, as well as tiny towns in the Caribbean.
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When Angola's economy began slowing as oil prices fell, he moved to Congo, but found it hard to get to see the people in the prime minister's office charged with drawing up a new insurance code.
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It's hard to get to; there isn't much local traffic save for the occasional work rig running bags of soil up the gravel road to one of the dozens of other grows in our little neighborhood.
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"Domestic politics has made it hard to get to the summit, but it's divisions over actual issues that will make the summit deliverables difficult," said Matthew Rojansky, director of the Kennan Institute at the Wilson Center.
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That means, for the most adventurous, going to places that are still hard to get to; it took me two tries to get to the Falklands and three to get out, but that made it special.
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If it seems like fans are defensive and on the lookout for bullshit from WoTC, it's because they've fought hard to get to the nominal level of recognition and acceptance they currently have within their own hobby.
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"Sometimes I still get those feelings of — I don't want to say I have guilt, but sometimes I feel like I haven't had to work as hard to get to where I am as other people," McIlroy said.
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There's a financial barrier; some of these students work so hard to get to Carolina and then they say, now I want to go to Shanghai, and that feeds into another barrier, which is a cultural family barrier.
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I definitely worked really hard to get to where I am, and I'm capable, but I do find myself being nervous that one day my boss will look at me, proclaim my uselessness, and fire me on the spot.
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"Campaigning vigorously in the midterms for candidates means you can test your appeal to enthusiastic voters in states and districts that may be hard to get to during the course of a presidential race," said Democratic strategist Basil Smikle.
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Given election results that turned up the volume on the concerns of rural Americans, who voted their discontent over lost jobs and economic disparities, higher education leaders are now talking about how to reach the hard-to-get-to.
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We also touched on the fact that, as minorities, we find conversations about salary negotiating even harder than they might be for white women, because we already have to work twice as hard to get to where we want to be.
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Moreover, climate change also opens up more indigenous territories, such as in the Arctic, to pressure from colonial exploitation, as thawing snow and ice open access to resources, such as oil and other hydrocarbons, that were previously hard to get to.
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This ghazal, a traditional Middle Eastern/Persian/Indian poem, creates a spell that builds in power and circles around mystery — "back home" being so hard to get to, for countless people on earth yearning for ways of passage, safety, arrival.
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"I think it's just very hard to solve robotics problems today, which makes it still very expensive and very hard to get to even an MVP (minimum viable product) in the development cycle of the of the company," said Delaunay.
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"The dog malls, these ones that are going away, they should go away," the founding partner of JW Levin Management Partners said of Class B and Class C malls, many of which are older properties in hard-to-get-to places.
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" (The Himalayan brown bear is critically endangered, according to her.) "My thinking was that if the Yeti is really a bear, this study could be an interesting avenue to get access to hard-to-get-to samples and a study of Himalayan bears.
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And it is hard to go through these primaries, and it is hard to get to that point where, yes, you're critical because you so strongly believe that the ideas that Sanders is putting forth are not the best ones for our country.
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"For me to now play for Manchester United feels incredible, I have worked hard to get to this moment and I can promise the fans that I will give everything for the badge to help bring us more success and trophies," Fernandes said.
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According to attendees, he demurred on China ( "It's really hard to get to a deal," one attendee paraphrased him as saying) but pivoted to Canada, Mexico and Europe, citing "good discussions with the EU" led by top Trump economic advisor Larry Kudlow.
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It strikes me as ... Well, I think the thing that's hard in a hardware business model, candidly, is you don't necessarily generate enough gross margin to fund R&D and marketing, and that's what makes it really hard to get to an escape velocity.
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Either way, we need to know more than we do now, even if it will be hard to get to the bottom of all this, and even if we may never get to the absolute clarity that will satisfy either the president's supporters or detractors.
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"The sentiment between the U.S. and China is clearly at a low point during the trade talks and it will be very hard to get to a trade deal," wrote Allan von Mehren, chief analyst and China economist at Danske Bank, in a note.
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If you missed your bedtime and found it hard to get to sleep Sunday night—with your planetary ruler Mars talking to obsessive Pluto—it's easy to let troublesome ideas get into your head and carry them to work with you on Monday morning.
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"She said i have worked very hard to get to the point where i have a true voice and At this point in my life and my career i have a responsibility to do whats best for the world and not what is most popular.'"
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I dunno I guess I never really thought about quitting just because I'd worked so hard to get to that point and I just felt like if I didn't finish I'd let not only myself down but my teammates who were cheering me on and the coaches.
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Over the past decade, I've worked at four colleges, and everywhere is the same: counseling offices are hard to get to, their clinicians overwhelmed, their hours limited and the implications of using them — of exposure and prescriptions and hasty diagnoses — are things only to be feared.
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There can be such a thing as too many letter or sound-addition themes but, once in a while, a constructor will come up with a theme set that is both tight and has clues that don't appear to have worked too hard to get to the answer.
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"It's also hard to get to 20143 percent if you don't know where Aleppo is," former co-chair Mike McCurry said, referring to Libertarian Party nominee Gary Johnson's lack of knowledge about the Syrian city that's become the center of the country's humanitarian crisis ("What is Aleppo?" he asked in an interview).
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The question of what separates one type of person from the other isn't one I feel capable of answering just yet, though I'm sure there are armies of therapists working hard to get to the bottom of it in the leafiest parts of whichever city you're currently having a nervous breakdown in.
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The audience for "Doomocracy" is inherently self-selecting — find me an art-worlder who doesn't at least pretend at a bleeding heart, and I'll tell you Stefan Simchowitz doesn't count — even more so because it's sort of hard to get to, housed in the Brooklyn Army Terminal way down in Sunset Park.
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According to Beyoncé's mother, Tina Lawson, the superstar recently said before her historic Coachella sets, 'I have worked very hard to get to the point where I have a true voice and at this point in my life and my career I have a responsibility to do what's best for the world and not what is most popular.
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That is, there might be a potential equilibrium in which Bitcoin (although probably not other cryptocurrencies) remain in use mainly for black market transactions and tax evasion, but that equilibrium, if it exists, would be hard to get to from here: once the dream of a blockchained future dies, the disappointment will probably collapse the whole thing.
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I can't make a determination to say everybody deserves… I definitely believe, as long as you exhibit the drive and you have the experience and you have… As soon as I graduated from college I got this job, so I thought of it as: I worked hard, relatively hard, to get to the position I'm in and I'm happy with the pay I get.
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As Fashion Month attendees lament crowded and hard-to-get-to venues, an increasing number of show crashers, and late start times, even the designers themselves should be asking why they're still paying hundreds of thousands of dollars for a 15-minute, free event on top the money it takes to create the clothing itself — whether the clothes contain animal products (skins, hair, feathers, fur, leather, wool, and silk) or not.
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" @HarpersBazaarArabia September Cover channeling my style icon Cher #HarpersBazaarArabia Photographer: @marianovivanco Editor-in-chief: @louisenichol Stylist: @simonrobins1000 Make-up: @makeupbymario Hair: @chrisappleton1 Manicurist: @nailsbymarysoul A post shared by Kim Kardashian West (@kimkardashian) on Aug 30, 2017 at 6:27pm PDT "We've worked so hard to get to where we were and to have so many things that we were so proud of in our country, to just literally revert backwards is the most frustrating thing.
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The bad traffic that makes it hard to get to places on time; the chronic pain caused by Strike's prosthetic leg; the constant whither-our-relationship conversations Robin has with her husband, and Strike has with his current and past girlfriends; what the detectives think about those conversations; the painstaking way they go about solving the multiple strands of the Hydra-like mystery — all of this is exhaustively described and occasionally exhausting to hear.
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She said i have worked very hard to get to the point where i have a true voice and At this point in my life and my career i have a responsibility to do whats best for the world and not what is most popular " She said that her hope is that after the show young people would research this culture and see how cool it is, and young people black and white would listen to " LIFT EVERY VOICE AND SING and see how amazing the words are for us all and bridge the gap.
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It's hard to put into words because there's so many emotions that go into this, from first seeing the casting, going through over a month of callbacks, booking the role, filming season one, to present day… I am still ecstatic, I still can't believe it because everything's happening so fast, just over a two year process... I've worked so hard to get to this point in my life, but now I feel like Matilda and all my supporters are just taking journey alongside with me, after everything that's gone into this project.
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