So you just keep at it and keep at it and keep at it.
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You have to keep at it and keep at it.
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"You just got to keep going and keep at it."
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But you just keep at it and you push through.
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Keep at it, and don't listen to what people say.
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That's on me, and we're going to keep at it.
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Ms. Jha had little choice but to keep at it.
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Keep at it, and make the changes you want to see.
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But she told me to keep at it, so I listened.
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I'll keep at it for as long as they'll have me.
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"We outliers have to keep at it," Ms. Gilmartin, 55, said.
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The longer artists keep at it, the shorter the distance gets.
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And most importantly, I'd keep at it for the long term.
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You have to keep at it and keep digging and working.
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I'm like a long-distance runner — I just keep at it.
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Just keep at it and the chain will grow longer every day.
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That is a debate we can win if we keep at it.
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We're proud of our coverage, and we're going to keep at it.
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"You have got to keep at it every single day," she said.
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"We will keep at it until this work is done," CEO Stadler aid.
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I wrote it for people to stay motivated and to keep at it.
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Keep at it, Council—if any country can do it, it's you, Denmark.
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So if you're already integrating weight training into your workout, keep at it.
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They're just going to keep at it, I think, the whole four years.
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Which means parents need to take the long view and keep at it.
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But even if it weren't for volleyball, he said, he'd keep at it.
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But if corporate change is your goal, keep at it with those colleagues.
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Rogers is the model of what can happen if you keep at it.
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If you just keep at it, you can get quite a lot done.
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If you just keep at it, you can get quite a lot done.
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Keep at it, which is precisely what someone like Mark Zuckerberg wants to hear.
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Eventually, though, she and Manzoor decided to keep at it, producing Shugs & Fats independently.
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Keep at it, and I can see you having a long, long career here.
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WHO tells breastfeeding mothers in #Zika affected countries to keep at it - PDF pic.twitter.
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If riding a bicycle isn't enjoyable, then you're never going to keep at it.
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You're excited, or frustrated, but you keep at it, and then you do it.
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I believe this is doing good, so will remain on council & keep at it.
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But he doesn't keep at it when there's a kitten up a tree, does he?
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You have to keep at it every three to six months to maintain the results.
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So which startups have the mojo to keep at it and rise to the top?
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Scientists say they need to keep at it to see what trends appear over time.
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That's how, if we keep at it, we will ultimately reach that more perfect union.
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And, he's a smart guy, and I think they'll keep at it for a while.
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Keep at it and satisfy the boss' demands and you could become the boss yourself.
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If you keep at it and stay consistent, you'll already be miles ahead of everyone else.
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And there's no way to know more other than to be diligent and keep at it.
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Keep at it if you love it and make sure you get the counselling you need.
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However, it was her own mother who convinced her to push through and keep at it.
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I'm not likely to prevail without more pressure or a tragedy, but I'll keep at it.
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If anything, this broadens our scope and makes solving more tricky, but let's keep at it.
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At Gotham, he was known for his flair for presentation, and expects to keep at it.
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"I'm fairly healthy, so I should be able to keep at it for the foreseeable future."
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But to keep at it until writing poetry becomes all you've really done is another matter.
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That goal was not completed on Thursday, so they'll be back on Monday to keep at it.
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Health officials "keep at it," he said, until the spread of a potentially deadly infection is controlled.
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Getting to the U.S has proven tricky for us in the past – but we'll keep at it.
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If anyone was harming him, they had to go, and she would keep at it and at it.
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We might not know how to get all the way there yet, but we will keep at it.
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Though it sounds boring, 67 percent of users keep at it, and it's growing 30 percent month over month.
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Still, she's captivating in a way that will make you keep at it, and the payoff is worth it.
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If it takes Kevin gassing up you before a musical to strengthen your morals, then Kev, keep at it!
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Almost half (49%) of self-identified Republicans said Trump should stop tweeting; 43% wanted him to keep at it.
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What's needed is for Trump's critics to continue to resist the siren song of sectarianism and keep at it.
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So they just keep at it, with proposals everyone I know calls zombie Trumpcare 2.0, 3.0, and so on.
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If you're in the zone, keep at it, if not, take a break because you've more than earned one.
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"I believe this is doing good, so will remain on council & keep at it," Musk tweeted earlier this year.
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But I think the more you can keep at it, the more you end up seeing the value in it.
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Over time you can keep at it or look to expanding into real estate depending on your goals and interests.
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Finally, he left, and we sat there for a minute, trying to decide if we wanted to keep at it.
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Remind yourself that the soreness is only temporary, but the benefits of exercise, if you keep at it, are lasting.
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I talk to founders who say they don't want to let down their investors, therefore they're going to keep at it.
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I will keep at it so that every time [Webster] shows his head, that he is going to be confronted about it.
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" Khalid told TIME that persistence was key to gaining such recognition: "To keep at it, to keep going and you got it.
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" Quotable "I hope he'll keep at it and write some more stuff, because this is a guy who's got a real future!
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But if you want to see real results from a brief interval workout like this one, you have to keep at it.
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"Over time you can keep at it or look to expanding into real estate depending on your goals and interests," John wrote.
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She loves her work, she loves the law and she is determined to keep at it as long as she is capable.
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As your practice expands, you could consider renting a shared studio space with other artists who inspire you to keep at it.
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And women who misbehave are very much Trump's emotional Achilles heel -- so we should all keep at it in ways large and small.
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Everyone else already working on this — Department of Homeland Security, intelligence agencies, all the services, tools, briefings underway — has to keep at it.
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But I promise you, when we keep at it; when we change enough minds; when we deliver enough votes, then progress does happen.
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It's boring and simple, and if you keep at it, there is a good chance it will work if the book is good.
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We spoke with some major players in the game to find out just how, and why, they keep at it, despite the growing risks.
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One of the few things that separates entrepreneurs that go on to build something and folks who don't are those who keep at it.
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On Thursday, prosecutors' fears were realized when jurors reported they were still stuck after initially being encouraged by the judge to keep at it.
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I like that, and even if it is something that is swimming against the current, I think I'm just going to keep at it.
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It was a hard sell of her clear desire to keep at it, despite the board declaration that it was exploring strategic alternatives, i.e.
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All in all, for those who need to consume a gluten-free diet as a treatment for celiac disease, Watkins recommends to keep at it.
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"We plan to keep at it all through the night," Katsutoshi Kawano, chief of the Japanese Self-Defence Forces' Joint Staff, told a news conference.
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As for the controversies that have followed me, they just starch in my spine — and the reason I keep at it is because, why not?
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Somehow, Taurus thinks that if they just keep at it, their paramour will have a radical personality change and suddenly start to like them again.
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With the Giants' season seemingly lost, McAdoo said the team is left with little choice but to keep at it to find that first win.
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But of course we are all worried and that's why we need to keep at it, washing hands and keeping things as clean as possible.
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Carr, along with the other mothers whose sons and daughters have been killed by police, insisted she will keep at it until justice has been served.
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A smarter approach is identifying an eating plan that meshes with your lifestyle and food preferences and then taking small, sustainable steps to keep at it.
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As you pointed out, I oftentimes don't get it right, but I persevere, I go back, and I keep at it until I get it right.
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You have got to push through the lows, keep at it, and know that the end is in sight in the form of an amazing new role.
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If you play Grand Theft Auto or Call of Duty long enough, you will, sooner or later, complete all the missions, if you just keep at it.
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Anyway, consider this encouragement if you are struggling with today's Fred Piscop construction — trust me, if you keep at it you will get the hang of it too.
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Just keep at it and the chain will grow longer every day" he told Lifehacker, "You'll like seeing that chain, especially when you get a few weeks under your belt.
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BIL comes back and we keep at it; at this point the place is packed and we are all close to hitting our limit; plus, it is after 1 a.m.
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While dating does make me feel crazy at times (when messaging with a sandwich, for instance), I keep at it in hopes that one day the outcome will be different.
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Of course, you can't force someone to get help — they have to want to — but it's hard for someone who is sick to make smart choices and keep at it.
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If you come to politics from a club or church or veterans hall, it reinforces the stickiness of your work, your willingness to keep at it even if you are tired.
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"The fact that some days it is so hard to keep at it, just makes it that much more remarkable that so many of us are in fact keeping at it."
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Knowing how hard it is to stick with a good habit, she settled on the Every Day Calendar as a visual reminder and reward system to help users keep at it.
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If they keep at it, someday we'll get a new president who doesn't believe the only answer to mass shootings in public schools is an occasional tweet about thoughts and prayers.
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While it might seem safe to assume salaried workers are more likely to keep at it after business hours end, it turns out hourly workers stay late an equal amount of days.
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"I hope they (Democrats) keep at it because we're going to have a lot of fun in four months and we're going to have a lot of fun in 2020," Trump said.
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Determined to keep at it, in 1995 he joined the Horticultural Sciences Department at the University of Florida, where he has spent the past 22 years studying what makes tomatoes taste good.
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He spoke on his motivation to keep at it: Last year, Diddy released his Can't Stop, Won't Stop documentary which followed him on the days leading up to his Bad Boy reunion tour.
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"I've sprinkled a couple top-10 wins in there, which has kept giving me the belief that, hey, if I keep at it, there will be some wins like this today," he said.
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Most Britons—and most politicians—think the spooks do a good job and, beset by fears of terrorism, crime, child abuse and foreign spies, want a legal structure that lets them keep at it.
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But everything I've posted so far and everything that's up right now to this day, I don't think a line has been crossed… right now were doing good so we're gonna keep at it.
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So, this method is a two-fer: You can make better decisions when you have hard data on your work, and you'll be motivated to keep at it when you can actually see your progress.
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So, this method is a two-fer: You can make better decisions when you have hard data on your work, and you'll be motivated to keep at it when you can actually see your progress. 5.
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He felt a special affinity for the Hebrew prophets, especially Jeremiah, who was chosen by God to warn of impending disaster and commanded to keep at it, even though no one would listen for 40 years.
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And if we are we mobilized fast enough and if we keep at it, we might actually have a chance at beating the climate crisis, and we might have a chance at actually having a future.
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To provide more incentives to keep at it, Rubik's Tilt not only times how long it takes to solve a puzzle—giving players a definitive metric on their improving skills—it also provides achievements along the way.
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"The one thing they've told me was most of all to keep at it because if you love it, then nothing else matters and that's true if you love making music then just continue doing that," he added.
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"They are emotionally supportive of Mayer and her desire to keep at it, but some of the board just wants to get the company sold for as much money as possible," said one person close to the situation.
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When Audi's headquarters were raided by prosecutors on March 15 in connection with the emissions fraud, Chief Executive Rupert Stadler said investigations into the scandal were far from over, promising to keep at it until the work was done.
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But if Samsung and others keep at it, then perhaps in a few years, we'll all be folding our phones into our pockets and remembering the good old days when a phone used to look like a regular phone.
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These people can be the magic ingredient your small business needs to thrive, the person who tells you to keep at it when you're at your lowest point, or just someone who gave the right advice at an opportune time.
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"They are emotionally supportive of Mayer and her desire to keep at it, but some of the board just wants to get the company sold for as much money as possible," said one person close to the situation about the directors.
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This is another of Boeing's bewildering failures — the implementation of an automated nose-down input meant to make for an authentic control feel but allowed to keep at it again and again while throwing the airplane wildly out of trim.
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But in the age of super-PACs and with the potential of a contested convention giving second-tier candidates dreams of being king-makers, they may keep at it as long as they can and keep the race in flux.
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Sonic Youth co-founder Lee Ranaldo describes a common first encounter with Bowles's writing: I slogged through 40, 60, 90 pages, really having to push myself to keep at it as it was somehow not what I imagined it would be. ….
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But if you must keep at it with plutocrats in orbit (and robotic cars, which won't make a material dent on the highways until the 2030s, if ever), may I suggest that for convenience you centralise the articles in a new section.
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While you're never going to become fluent in any language with technology alone, there's tons of software and apps out there that attempt to make learning a language as fun and engaging as possible so that you'll be motivated to keep at it.
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"I take very strong positions against an identitarian model of being trans," Chu said simply, through the screen, leaning back onto the couch below a bookshelf with shiny copper vessels and plants so medium-size they seemed brave for trying to keep at it.
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Paying someone, rather than calling in a favor, lets you dictate your timetable, make specifications in explicit (and annoying) detail, nitpick the work to death and keep at it until you're completely satisfied — all guilt-free, because the person is being compensated for the effort.
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Paying someone, rather than calling in a favor, lets you dictate your timetable, make specifications in explicit (and annoying) detail, nitpick the work to death and keep at it until you're completely satisfied — all guilt-free, because someone is being paid for the effort.
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Even if you never produce a bumper crop of anything but kale, as is often the case in my yard, the habit of gardening, and the routines and rhythms it enforces in life, are part of the reason to keep at it year after year.
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Around the time the paper appeared in print, Markey reached out to some colleagues for what he called a "sanity check" on his concerns about the data and some help pursuing them, as he was going through a divorce and couldn't keep at it on his own.
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Instead of trying to manage the handoff between machine and man, Google decided to keep at it until the company had a vehicle that could handle every bit of the driving — so much so, in fact, that later prototypes didn't even have steering wheels or brake pedals.
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Some 214,250 physicists are back at work here at CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, watching their computers sift the debris from primordial collisions in search of new particles and forces of nature, and plan to keep at it for at least the next 2300 years.
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Our music team has spent the bulk of the week here attending panels and watching late-night showcases as part of this year's SXSW festivities, and we're going to keep at it through the weekend until we have to scrape our exhausted husks out of the Lone Star State.
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If the presidential candidates keep at it like they are now, that is, unempathetic, thirsty for power with complete disregard for real people and real consequences; this system will fail not only Americans, but immigrants and refugees that look up to America as a beacon of hope and prosperity.
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If the President turns a blind eye to how polarized we are and won't acknowledge that our democracy -- the very foundation of every policy he wants to execute -- is under siege, then Russia and other actors who wish us harm can interpret his silence as a blank check to just keep at it.
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And because one summer would not be anywhere near enough to equip the BEAM 6-ers with the same kind of math preparation as their more affluent peers, the real goal of the founders — a mix of hedge-fund millionaires and professional mathematicians — was to hook them enough to want to keep at it.
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"I think the first time he approached me was 10 or 15 years ago and I was blown away because he went out of his way to come up to me, very casual not acting like a Hollywood phony at all and would tell me to 'keep at it' and 'keep doing my thing, man,&apos" she wrote.
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A new study published in Social Science & Medicine found that lower-income families are more likely to give up on attempts to feed their kids dreaded good-for-you foods like Brussels sprouts and to resort to less-healthy foods their kids will eat, while richer families will keep at it until their kids have developed a palate for them.
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Given that he has yet to face any real negative consequences for it, there's no reason to think he's won't keep at it, and in the process usher in a new era of racial tension in the US. Trump's very first mention in the New York Times, the paper he worships and despises more than any other, was tied to racism.
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"I prefer not to bring too much attention to things that I am going to accomplish as a human, so it's a little bit of a paradox, but at the same time it is such an incredible moment to really remind people how far we have come in the fight against AIDS and how far there is to go, but we have to keep at it," Roberts told Extra.
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