"I knew I was in a rut, and he knew I was in a rut," Freeland said.
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DALLAS (Reuters Breakingviews) - ConocoPhillips is stuck in a rut.
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When my snooker career was in a rut I retired.
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Billionaire hedge fund manager David Einhorn is in a rut.
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Since then, Clinton's campaign has been stuck in a rut.
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And here I am, alone, stuck in a rut of homelessness.
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Feeling kind of tired, maybe kind of stuck in a rut?
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During the past decade, however, they got stuck in a rut.
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"We're in a rut right now," Phillies manager Pete Mackanin said.
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He's painfully self-conscious and feels like he's stuck in a rut.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - Canada's oil sands producers are stuck in a rut.
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The storylines: Twitter is in a rut, and has been for years.
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Dallas is in a rut, and Chicago's defense is hardly a pushover.
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But America and North Korea have been stuck in a rut since June.
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It can be easy to get stuck in a rut (Seamless or otherwise).
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Most working professionals have at some point found themselves stuck in a rut.
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Some of those guys are very talented but have got in a rut.
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It would be fair, though, to infer that Pilobolus was in a rut.
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In the usually high-flying Hamptons, the housing market is in a rut.
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It's only three years into their relationship, yet they're stuck in a rut.
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There's the stuck-in-a-rut unmarried woman who cooks up a crazy plan.
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Similar other tech companies, Alphabet's (GOOG) stock has been in a rut this year.
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Eventually, you end up tired, in a rut, and repeating the same barely logical patterns.
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Instead of getting stuck in a rut of job unhappiness, treat it as an opportunity.
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Until the invention of the telescope, astronomy had been stuck in a rut for millennia.
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"Like I just told our team, when you're in a rut it's tough," Fizdale said.
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What does the Queens, N.Y. native recommend to go-getters who are in a rut?
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When it comes to cooking and snacking, it's easy to get stuck in a rut.
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Until better news appears on the horizon, Goldman's stock may stay stuck in a rut.
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Even if you once found the work exciting, it's easy to get in a rut.
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After years of being stuck in a rut, our economy is finally hitting its stride.
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Yet if the characters have been stuck in a rut, Insecure itself is anything but.
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"I came up with the concept when I was in a rut," Richard told VICE.
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Physics is now stuck in a rut, argues Hossenfelder, requiring scientists to re-construct their theories.
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As the beaten-down energy sector rebounded mightily this year, financial stocks remained in a rut.
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Ms Perel is not suggesting that couples in a rut indulge in a bit of infidelity.
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So if you're in a rut, step outside your comfort zone and drastically change your environment.
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Coming off a Western Conference finals run last year, the Blazers are mired in a rut.
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Without it, without your motivation to have sex, it's easy to get stuck in a rut.
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Since the 2004 Olympics, when Hester finished thirteenth, his own riding had been in a rut.
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Yet threats from inflation, weak consumer demand and online rivals have Tesco shares stuck in a rut.
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While Baruch is bullish on the commodity, he says the energy stocks are stuck in a rut.
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"People sometimes are in a rut and don't always realize it," said Kim Monaghan, a career coach.
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You run the risk of being stagnant and staying stuck in a rut when you avoid change.
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We were stuck in a rut, we weren't getting the job done these last couple of games.
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I was stuck in a rut, and my self-worth chipped away with each rejection email I got.
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We took some tough shots early, kind of got us in a rut, and it just kept spiraling.
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He moves in with a married couple who are just starting to accept that they're in a rut.
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For the past few years, Google's Wear OS smartwatch platform has been best described as in a rut.
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It sounds like a simple problem, but being caught in a rut can be such a harrowing experience.
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Little here has changed: the people are still lovely while the politicians are still stuck in a rut.
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However, Hay said it doesn't mean that you are stuck in a rut if you have poor habits.
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Lots of women get in a rut, and I urge them to, 'Try it on, try it on.
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Fox outbid CBS for the rights to air the league's National Football Conference, leaving CBS in a rut.
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Adam (John Cusack), Nick (Craig Robinson) and Lou (Rob Corddry) are three middle-aged friends in a rut.
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They are once again caught in a rut, and this time it has come at a poor moment.
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Factory activity is forecast to have remained in a rut in August, though may show some signs of recovery.
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Evie and Charlie decide to throw Mamrie — who is in a rut — an over-the-top 30th birthday party.
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Stuck in a rut with both her job and personal life, Aggretsuko turns to Instagram for much-needed validation.
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As she crossed the street, the canvas Toms she'd quickly thumbed on plashed in a rut, soaking through instantly.
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The world's big, rich economies have all joined Japan in a rut of chronically low inflation and interest rates.
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"When you do mundane things every day, you get in a rut," says Berk, 37, who specializes in design.
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Yet, after this success, he found himself increasingly mired in major label cycles and ultimately stuck in a rut.
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Plus, The Bachelor and The Bachelorette have been in a rut lately, because we see the same stories ever season.
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Both can become more difficult as you get older, put down roots somewhere and sometimes get stuck in a rut.
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Mutable signs are all about flexibility and knowledge—I guess that means smart people don't get stuck in a rut?
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If you feel like you're stuck in a rut in the workplace, your relationship, or life in general, don't worry.
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Meyers centers The Holiday on Amanda Woods (Diaz) and Iris Simpkins (Winslet), two women who find themselves in a rut.
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Cramer said Tesla's stock had seemingly been stuck in a rut, with critics continuing to doubt Musk's ability to deliver.
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"We're in a rut," said Philadelphia manager Pete Mackanin, whose team has allowed 68 runs in the past seven games.
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Facebook has a chance to address the problem head on by communicating with users it thinks are stuck in a rut.
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Phoenix was in a rut in which it lost 28 of 83 games before stunning the Grizzlies 111-106 on Feb.
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Cueto has been in a rut over his last two starts by allowing 10 runs and 15 hits in 13 innings.
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But when she was arrested on October 3, 2017, she was in Los Angeles, leaving New York authorities in a rut.
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The domestic residential real estate space has been in a rut for years with failed and delayed projects putting buyers off.
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"Mexican food has been stuck in a rut, but with chefs like Enrique Olvera it's ready to move forward," she said.
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"Clinton's image remains in a rut nearly two years after she lost the presidential contest in 2016," wrote Gallup's Andrew Dugan.
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But for many investors and analysts, the Yunnan Baiyao case proves just the opposite: that SOE reforms are stuck in a rut.
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When we're stuck in a rut it helps to try something new or forgotten to inject healthy energy back into our lives.
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I feel like I'm stuck in a rut and not one bit motivated to get out of the bed in the morning.
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Ruth (Alison Brie) is a serious-minded actress stuck in a rut of reading for, and failing to get, milquetoast secretary roles.
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Stocks, however, are in a rut, with the Dow industrials seeing losses cross 2 percent for the week in early Friday trading.
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After Spirit became stuck in a rut in 2009, and died in 2010, there was no way prove one scenario or the other.
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If you and your ex do get back together, make sure there's spontaneity, don't get stuck in a rut, and keep things exciting.
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You know, you can say there are a lot of delinquent kids, but I think the kids just get stuck in a rut.
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President Donald Trump finds himself in a rut in potential matchups with top Democratic challengers a year before the 73 election, polling shows.
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If you're in a rut, or are unsure if your bob is worth keeping, simply scroll ahead for some major inspiration from Rowland.
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With industry revenue in a rut because of low interest rates, volatile markets and nervous chief executives, there is little sign of improvement.
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Many of them were in a rut, a sexual dry spell, and like current incels were seeking support from others with similar experiences.
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Gold will remain stuck in a rut, according to one chart-minded trader, but he still has a way to play the yellow metal.
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If you're in a rut (we don't blame you — it's been a long year), we rounded up the best Hollywood hair transformations to inspire.
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Wald's point is that while Electronic Arts has managed to rebound above its pre-earnings levels, Activision Blizzard is still stuck in a rut.
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Read on for their best advice on nailing the job interview, leading with humility, and what to do when you're stuck in a rut.
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Date Night Fey and Steve Carell played an in-a-rut couple who get caught up in a wild adventure in the 2010 film.
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Talks between the two sides have appeared to be in a rut in recent months, with North Korea conducting several shorter-range missile tests.
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Second-quarter GDP Friday may shed light on whether the U.S. economy bounced back from a first-quarter slump or is stuck in a rut.
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The group separated and the littlepeople got stuck in a rut, going to the same corner every day expecting their cheese to always be there.
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The first time I heard Embaci's voice over The Dedekind Cut's gorgeous synths on "Girl In A Rut" I knew that she wasn't fucking around.
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If you find yourself in a rut, start investing energy in considering what you want rather than on what you don't like about your life.
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As the United Nations' annual climate conference in Madrid winds to a close, it has become clear that climate summits are stuck in a rut.
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Meanwhile, Erin is resisting committing to her relationship with Leah (Rebecca Naomi Jones), and Blair is in a rut with her boyfriend Will (Alex Moffat).
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This is excellent news for anyone who feels stuck in a rut - you're not blocked, and can use the lucky planet's energy to support your goals.
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Global manufacturing activity remained stuck in a rut last month with factory output from Asia, Europe and the Americas barely improving, surveys released on Wednesday showed.
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Until every American commits to being a better citizen and suppresses his or her most tribalistic instincts, the nation as whole will remain in a rut.
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The place was stuck in a rut and losing money, Mr. Greenberg said, its musty carpeting and harsh fluorescent lighting gave it a dusty, dingy feel.
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Find a new challenge Getting stuck in a rut can dampen your mood, so strive to consistently challenge yourself and step out of your comfort zone.
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It's unlike you to get stuck in a rut, but if you find yourself feeling that way today, take a chance and go for something new.
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"We're in a rut right now and we're going to find our way out of it," Fizdale told reporters after Saturday's 107-1093 home loss to Atlanta.
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Everyone has beauty staples that they return to time and time again, but it's still important to shake things up to avoid getting stuck in a rut.
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The smartphone industry has been in a rut over the past two years as consumers have held on to their mobile devices for longer periods of time.
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There are families facing homelessness, young people emigrating, and, for those who can't emigrate, people stuck in a rut, constantly chasing debts and worrying about their future.
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The U.S. 225-year Treasury yield looks set to spring higher, taking mortgages and consumer loan rates with it, after spending the past month in a rut.
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But when a person becomes overly negative all the time without offering solutions, it could be a sign they are stuck in a rut, according to Fanning.
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Team: Philadelphia EaglesWeek 8 opponent: at Buffalo BillsWhy you should sit him: The Bills remain one of the NFL's stingiest defenses, and the Eagles are in a rut.
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The factory sector has been in a rut since last summer as uncertainty fostered by the Trump administrations trade war with China took a toll on business investment.
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In a blog on the Preemptive Love Coalition's website, Matthew Willingham wrote that two trucks carrying food to Falluja residents who'd fled the fighting became stuck in a rut.
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But if you are 40 and still talking about the fact you could throw a football over a mountain, there's a very strong chance you are in a rut.
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We know, we know — it's easy to get stuck in a rut and head to the same salon every time you need a trim or a root touch-up.
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Thus a chance encounter with an ex-boyfriend, Gerard, produces a tale of marriage, fatherhood, and the way life can be simultaneously ever changing and stuck in a rut.
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Chemical company PPG has been stuck in a rut lately because it hasn't done any big deals and its core paint and coatings business has been middle-of-the-road.
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The ISM-Chicago report mirrored other regional surveys that have offered an upbeat assessment of the manufacturing sector, which had been stuck in a rut for more than a year.
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While it's tempting to get caught up in day-to-day stresses, and it's easy to get stuck in a rut, mentally strong couples don't lose sight of their values.
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She's the one who nominated him for the show, saying that he's "stuck in the '70s with his style," keeps making veggie wraps, and is basically stuck in a rut.
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You can practically hear the cold sea-stained streets of Lowestoft running throughout it: "The Golden Mile is paved with shite," as Justin would sing on "Stuck In a Rut".
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So, if you're in a rut, sick of swiping left, or are just curious about what you could be doing differently, trust us: The cosmos has a suggestion or two.
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David Thewlis is the voice of Michael, a self-help author stuck in a rut until he meets an anomalous woman (Jennifer Jason Leigh) who shakes up his monotonous life.
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But even Prada, where Miuccia Prada extolled bad taste as well as good and dabbled in fabrics she hated as well as ones she loved, seems stuck in a rut.
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The busyness of life can also mean less time spent together, which can cause many couples to get stuck in a rut as they do the same things day after day.
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A pop star (Mallard) moves in with a stuck-in-a-rut thirtysomething couple, but... SQUEAL, HARRY STYLES IS AN EXECUTIVE PRODUCER, COULD IT BE BASED ON HIM IN SOME WAY?
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Tripp also notes that Jenner and Scott both have a few planetary placements in fixed signs, which are known for their hard-headedness and tendency to get stuck in a rut.
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You're so outgoing and fun to be around that people don't realize how easy it can be for you to get stuck in a rut—even though you hate being bored.
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"The market is in a rut and desperately in need of some robust economic data to get it out of this funk," said Stephen Innes, managing partner at Vanguard Markets in Bangkok.
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Somewhere along the line, the company got stuck in a rut, and despite having phones with impressive specs, Sony's inability to fix critical mistakes caused its handsets to fall out of favor.
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Despite the improvement in sentiment surveys, data on factory orders, business spending and industrial production have shown manufacturing stuck in a rut since mid-2014 following a surge in the U.S. dollar.
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The global economy is entrenched in a rut, according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, which says that situation will not change until governments alter their policies and investment practices.
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"The (oil) market is in a rut and desperately in need of some robust economic data to get it out of this funk," said Stephen Innes, managing partner at Vanguard Markets in Bangkok.
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The Bruins are in a rut with three wins in nine games (3-4-2) in 5003 and blew a pair of three-goal leads in Wednesday's 6-5 shootout loss at Detroit.
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If it's true that you've been handling the same items since you started (even if your to-do list has steadily increased), you may be stuck in a rut, your mental muscles atrophying.
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The Blazers were playing a home back to back, coming off a disappointing and kind of weird loss to the Lakers, and really needed a win to avoid getting caught in a rut.
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I started my video company three years ago and got stuck in a rut of doing nothing but client work, which means restrictive projects — clients find it difficult to think outside the box.
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With her ever-changing hair, signature lashes (soo long!), and bold lip looks, she inspires us when we're stuck in a rut, and we're paying homage by taking a stroll down makeup memory lane.
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From time to time, we all fall victim to what life coach Christine Hassler dubs the "rinse and repeat lifestyle" — essentially getting stuck in a rut, which can result in unhappiness, emptiness, and boredom.
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It's funny and mature, with great performances from Hathaway and Sudeikis as a pair of lost screw-ups and, especially, Nelson, who plays a former addict caught in a rut he's trying to escape.
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Without creativity, a company could find itself stuck in a rut, so make the most of these slow summer days while clients and customers are also on vacation and set up a brainstorming session.
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Mergers and acquisitions have been stuck in a rut since Volkswagen was caught cheating pollution tests in 2015, triggering a global tightening of emissions regulations that depressed the value of petrol and diesel technologies.
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Thrown into the mix as well have been calls for a full-blown policy overhaul, and a suspicion that the economy may be stuck in a rut with little anyone can do about it.
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Wall Street fell earlier after surveys showed global manufacturing activity remained stuck in a rut last month, with factory output from Asia and Europe barely improving as producers struggled to bring in new orders.
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So when Dior Homme became stuck in a rut of producing black skinny suits, after dominating men's fashion in the early aughts under Hedi Slimane, Jones was the obvious choice to revitalize the brand.
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Since we were in a rut (read: desperate need) and looking for some new, fun, not-run-of-the-mill jewelry that won't chip into the old vacation budget, we, of course, turned to Instagram.
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"With data continuing to show the economy is stuck in a rut and deflation returning, the last thing the BOJ need to see is a stronger yen," Rabobank analysts wrote in a note on Friday.
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They just have to getbetter at what they do, (and) sometimes if you're in a rut and not feelinggood, sometimes it's good to make a change, see what happens and see if thatkeeps you focused.
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The long-term trader also highlighted that the purpose of banks is to lend to businesses – an activity seemingly stuck in a rut, according to the latest disappointing data from February on U.S. loan growth.
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"Residential housing construction is one of the leading indicators of a recession, and while construction activity isn't dropping precipitously, housing is stuck in a rut," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
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You get a new hairdo to switch up your look; give your closet a makeover when your style is in a rut; but what about your kitchen, the one place crucial to your daily sustenance?
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If you're in a rut at work, pick yourself up, dust off your resume, practice interviewing, and get yourself out there — there are always opportunities, but sometimes you may have to look hard for them.
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If you're stuck in a rut of neutral palettes, take the upcoming holiday to test drive color on your lids, be it in the form of a bright kelly, pastel mint, or sumptuous forest shade.
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He also speculated on future near-term moves in equities, pondering over whether the recent trend of buying the dips would entice dealers or if stocks would be stuck in a rut after Thursday's carnage.
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I've been trying to go to new coffee shops outside of my usual routine, because it makes me feel like I'm constantly exploring the city and helps me feel like I'm not stuck in a rut.
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When Edwards complains that she and Amelia are in a rut of aneurysms (#doctorproblems, but actually probably more of a problem for the people with BLEEDING BRAINS), Amelia promises she can clip the next one herself.
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"We can get stuck in a rut of maintaining old or long-distance friendships digitally, but at the end of the day you need friends to see in person," said Olivia Poole, an entrepreneur in San Francisco.
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The longer the economy stays in a rut, some analysts say, the harder it will be for Ramaphosa's faction to resist calls for the central bank to take a more active role in trying to rekindle growth.
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This was by far the most pointless storyline of the entire series so far, stuck in a rut from the word go and ultimately defeated by the fact that, hey, Myrcella died almost immediately after Jaime rescued her.
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Mr Kim, for his part, may have been seeking to send his own signal to America, that Mr Xi continues to stand by him even as nuclear negotiations between North Korea and America remain stuck in a rut.
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Heightened tensions over trade have stuck the market in a rut for the last two weeks — the S&P 500 is down 2.8% for May, although the benchmark index still shows a gain of 14.3% for the year.
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She must find away to tout Obama's successes and explicitly acknowledge why so many Americans still feel stuck in a rut, Bernstein said — and, at the same time, continue to drive home why Trump's economic platform would be catastrophic.
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Suffice to say that it stars Fred Armisen and Maya Rudolph as a married couple stuck in a rut, and that nearly every one of its eight episodes ends with something unexpected that resets the show for what follows.
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LONDON/BEIJING/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Global manufacturing activity remained stuck in a rut last month with factory output from Asia, Europe and the Americas barely improving as producers struggled to bring in new orders, surveys released on Wednesday showed.
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Let's face it — the atmosphere is stuck in a rut, with the jet stream, the highway of fast-flowing air at about 35,000 feet — setting off one nor'easter after the other as if someone forgot to hit the "off" switch.
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Ms Williams grew up on the South Side, and found herself in a rut as an architect when she decided, in 2004, to give it up for painting what she now describes, with typical self-effacement, as "out-dated abstract expressionism".
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"Whenever I feel like I'm in a rut and want easy, plant-based dishes to make, this is my go-to app," says chef Bryant Terry, a James Beard Leadership Award winner, activist, and author of the cookbook Afro-Vegan. 4.
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ST. LOUIS (Reuters) - Investors may be expecting a U.S. interest rate increase in December, but Federal Reserve policymakers remain divided over whether the economy is mired in a rut, strong enough to withstand an immediate hike or hovering somewhere in between.
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Hilltop and Alexandria both struggled as settings in the comics, too, with writer Robert Kirkman bringing in threats that goosed the drama for an issue or two, only to return to a status quo that sometimes felt stuck in a rut.
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ST. LOUIS - Investors may be expecting a U.S. interest rate increase in December, but Federal Reserve policymakers remain divided over whether the economy is mired in a rut, strong enough to withstand an immediate hike or hovering somewhere in between.
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Whenever Chelsea finds itself stuck in a rut, whenever an occasional defeat becomes a run of them, it is easy to assume that the problem, and the solution, are the same as always, that history is about to repeat itself.
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At this point is that I'm not sure if the show's writers — in this case Matthew Negrete — realize how many thematic nods to the show being stuck in a rut it needs to get out of it they've built into their episodes.
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The United States stock market, by far the best-performing large-equity market in the world over the past year, has been in a rut, with investors uncertain about corporate earnings, rising interest rates, a trade war with China and global growth.
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I'm heavily embedded in Apple's ecosystem (Mac, Apple Watch, etc etc), so although I really adore the Galaxy Note 8 (apart from that finger print sensor!) I'm kinda in a rut about my next handset, so for now am just sticking with what I've got.
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"It just felt like she was very judgmental and always wagging her finger at them scene after scene, and it just sort of felt like she was in a rut and there needed to be some shift in the dynamic between the family," explained Kodish.
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Whenever you're truly in a rut, you can reach for ever-reliable mom jeans: a blank canvas outfit starter that pairs perfectly with both experimental jackets and minimalist turtleneck options equally until your weather app tells you it's safe to head out in a T-shirt.
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With Sony stuck in a rut, Samsung shifting its major launch away from IFA, and rivals like HTC and Huawei not investing money and effort into making big IFA announcements, there's a void left to be filled by a globally known smartphone maker with a truly cutting-edge phone.
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You might not notice that you've gotten caught in a rut, in a job that you hate, or in a relationship that isn't right for you, or doing something really unethical and keep doing it because you're not really thinking about your time being precious or valuable or important.
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They stand down after a few puffs of a peace pipe in the form of a marijuana vaporizer pen and some encouragement from the recently divorced Jamie (Molly Shannon), a social media oversharer, and the new-to-the-school Emily (Katie Aselton), whose marriage is in a rut.
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Most of us go through exercise phases: you hear about a new workout and splurge on a class package; you're in a rut and decide to train for a race; or you have an important event coming up and are compelled to bump up your workouts so you feel your best.
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And with interest rates near historical lows and growth stuck in a rut even as the recovery from the Great Recession moves into its eighth year this summer, even some veterans of Washington's budget wars are challenging the reigning fiscal orthodoxy that perceives the perennial budget gap as something inherently sinful.
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In each episode, the L.A.-based talent will make over the home of a client who has had a relationship end — whether it's a recent split or a long-ago divorce that has left them in a rut — giving them a fresh start and a de facto therapy session in the process.
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The Democrats' calamitous defeat in last year's elections—not only losing the Presidency but remaining in a rut in both chambers of Congress and ceding further ground to Republicans in state houses, governors' mansions, and mayors' offices around the country—deepened a well of intra-Party bitterness that had become evident long before Election Day.
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Certainly, it was more effective than the proposal at Rochas, where Alessandro Dell'Acqua seems to be stuck in a rut of 1940s pastels, kitschy logos (this time in the form of rhinestone "R"s on sweaters, belts and shoes) and zebra striping — which is to say, bits from this decade, and bits from that decade.
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Games journalist Arthur Gies, writing in the review for Polygon, explained: It's debatable whether or not Zelda as a series has been in a rut, and for how long, but it's almost certainly fallen into a predictable pattern: an overworld with dungeons that offer items, which in turn allow access to new dungeons and means of traversal.
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We've been in a rut for long enough now, one foot stuck in the mire of America's racially segregated charts and belief that pop acts fronted by non-white people wouldn't be "marketable", and the other trying to step into a future of pop that more accurately reflects the voices, backgrounds and aesthetic of today's pop stars.
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Read more:The inside story of how a tiny startup and a controversial Twitter doctor sparked viral internet outrage against CVS$2.8 billion pharmacy startup GoodRx just got into the business of prescribing medications, and it shows how a long-hyped technology is taking off in healthcareThe CEO of a startup that sells Viagra online just accused a rival of ripping off his company's websiteThe DNA testing industry is stuck in a rut.
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There's God Friended Me, in which Brandon Micheal Hall's character begins to get Facebook messages from God spurring him to do good deeds; The Neighborhood, about a black family (Cedric the Entertainer and Tichina Arnold play the parents) annoyed that a try-hard white family has moved next door; Happy Together, starring Damon Wayans Jr. and Amber Stevens West, about a married couple in a rut until a Harry Styles–like pop star moves in with them; and the Magnum P.I. reboot, in which Magnum is played by Jay Hernandez.
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Him: When I really think about it, our sex life was a little bit in a rut at the momentAnd I kinda think we wanted an adventureMe: I agree...and we had been thinking about this for so long and psyching ourselves up that I feel like we were readyHim: But I also think you pushed for it; I was interested but I think if it were up to me I don't know if we would've taken the leapNot that I didn't want to do it, but I think I was more trepidatiousMe: I'm a corrupting influenceHim: Hahaha that you certainly areBut, okay, lemme ask you this.
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