And we are clearly planning to keep going with that.
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Something to build off of and keep going with this.
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LG: We're just going to keep going with this, yeah.
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"We can't really keep going with these one-offs," he said.
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To keep going with the damage he had was quite incredible.
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"We want you to keep going with the incredible innovation," Trump said.
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If I thought it looked good, we would keep going with it.
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During Trump's campaign, he encouraged Israel to "keep going" with settlement construction.
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If we keep going with the whipsaw effect, it'll be more money.
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Actually, let's keep going with that heart metaphor just for a second.
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"Since they stuck together, we made the decision to keep going with them."
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Before I keep going with this story, let me give you some context.
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To keep going with rapid passing shots, to go wider with Timo Werner.
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This is obviously preposterous but let's keep going with it for a second.
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Perhaps even more importantly, we want you to keep going with the incredible innovation.
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How do you keep going with your days when you look at what's happening.
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And then I just decided to keep going with it once I hit it.
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Afterwards, we keep going with The Expanse and I'm absolutely in love with Chrisjen.
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It was just too much of a burden, too much to keep going with it.
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" And hey, they could even keep going with U.S. history: "We're only tackling six presidents here.
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The ending suggests that the two timelines keep going, with two happy Nadias and two happy Alans.
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"That was the goal from the beginning so we're going to keep going with that," says Nik.
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Bowman: I feel like we're going to keep going with this album and know every song. Possibly.
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That's the way I'm going to try, to follow this way to keep going with this level.
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"We will keep going with these protests until he (Widodo) falls," said Afi Sikumbang, 58, a Prabowo supporter.
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Then I get dressed and decide to keep going with the theme by wearing a lavender-colored dress.
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I mean, it was just a huge effort from the Guardian news organization to keep going with this story.
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I just don't know whether to keep going with the flow or cut it off because of my fears.
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"People contact us and say that we give them self-motivation to keep going with their own home renos."
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Let's keep going with what we know, continue development of solar and wind and batteries, other no-regrets strategies.
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We're going to keep going with the decision, we're going to put in a new executive order next week sometime.
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Mark Zuckerberg: So, well, look– Maybe– let me keep going with this explanation and then I think this'll be clear.
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Now that the ticking clock is gone, I'm actually tempted to jump back in and keep going with my character.
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Carousel LoungeVic, who you just met a few hours ago, wants to keep going with his all-day bar hopping.
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If Battlefield wants to keep going with a single player campaign, it's time for it to rethink what it's doing.
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Did you have any moments where you felt like you couldn't keep going with the pledge, that you had to quit?
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But if you really want to keep going with gifts, make the switch to a Secret Santa or a White Elephant party.
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She was like, 'I'm gonna let down Val and I'm not gonna be able to keep going with Dancing with the Stars.
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Daria was echoing a place a lot of the viewers were in emotionally, but some of them just didn't keep going with her.
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Teigen and Legend settled the name drama on the red carpet, explaining we can all keep going with "Tee-gen" for consistency's sake.
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"I tried to tell myself it was just an odd quirk, that it was fine, and to keep going with the interview," she said.
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GUTFELD: But it&aposs still unfair because you&aposre saying, oh, we&aposll keep going with this other investigation and we&aposll keep saying.
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Today, we'll decide if we keep going with this trial or if things wrap up and have the president acquainted before the weekend is over.
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" Nolan seemed to be in the same boat adding, "If things keep going with Derek the way that they've been going, there's a possibility for love.
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"We are saddened by the events that took place, but as New Yorkers, we are resilient and we'll keep going with our daily routine," Baruch said.
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He says his ayahuasca-powered visions revealed "shadow people" that told him that they would have another child and he should keep going with the ceremony.
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Since they didn't make me feel better — or anything at all — after taking them, there's no real incentive for me to keep going with a subscription.
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It was a massive multi-headed beast of a topic and I realized a year into it that I could just keep going with the research.
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Or...look, I'm going to keep going with this, because the love Burmeister and Clemens have for these obscure fabrics is so genuine and therefore highly contagious.
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Can we co-exist to this idea of this weak manufacturing sector, weak global economy, keep going with a strong consumer and a reasonably strong U.S. economy?
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To recover from failure, you have to act now and then keep going with the knowledge that enough actions taken will turn into the future you want.
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When I thought about that, that's what pushed me forward, what made me decide to keep going with the book even as we see these things happening.
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I also found motivation to keep going with my own experiment with the Keyto device, which will be available to the general public in late January for $179.
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Honor's approach to this global trade drama has been to just keep going with its product plans, in the hope that things will improve sooner rather than later.
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We had plans to keep going with the band, but after the initial shock went away, and it started to sink in, we realized we couldn't do it.
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They could keep going with this forever, but, tonight, Logothetti, who holds down a degree of decisiveness for the band, weighs in with a kind of easygoing impatience.
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Bloodied and weary after several rounds — but ever the tenacious fighter — Adonis gathers the will to keep going with the encouragement of his coach and mentor, Rocky Balboa.
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If you're really a Batman/Superman fan, you should probably just go watch Justice League straight through — and then keep going with its arguably superior sequel, Justice League Unlimited.
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The FCC figured out what they were doing and fined Sinclair as well as the shell company, but enabled them to keep going with that loophole in the future.
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But, you know, you just kind of take it with a pinch of salt and keep going with your own life and make the most of who you are.
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When he caught wind of the cool gesture, he told his fans to keep going with it and he might, in fact, pull inspiration from some one of the sketches.
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If we keep going with the phone in the kitchen example, let's say that when you dock your phone, at that moment you pause yourself to feel a positive emotion.
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That considered, it's a bit surprising that HTC will keep going with its own smartphone unit even after this arrangement with Google, which is expected to be completed early next year.
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With the significant exception of "Mission: Impossible," this is easily the best action franchise Hollywood has going these days, and it would be great for it to keep going with renewed focus.
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"We had this real vision point where we were like, do we want to keep going with this and ride this a little bit, or do we cut it off?" she told Today.
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In a statement, Ajit Pai, a Republican commissioner who was among a minority who opposed the regulation of broadband as a utility, urged cable and telecom firms to keep going with their legal challenge.
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I could try and keep going with the experiment and make a push for a short-term six-pack, though what I had been doing during the eight-day challenge had lead to shitting myself twice.
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To keep going with this theme of ways in which the Democratic policy consensus, or ambitions, might be changing, during the election Bernie Sanders showed that the idea of free college has a lot of resonance.
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I'm really going to try and take my advice and slow down and enjoy each moment, good or bad, because this train is moving at full speed and it's going to keep going with or without us.
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"I would say, we can't allow ourselves to be frightened into not living our lives, and I think that we have to keep going and we have to keep going with the faith that things will get better," she said.
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Green was lucky to have started fitness classes taught by a plus-size woman, who could not only encourage her to keep going with her fitness journey but could also help her navigate working out as a plus-size person.
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"If Congress decides to keep going with that lawsuit, the insurers will sue or leave the markets and the markets will implode," said Abbe Gluck, a professor and director of the Solomon Center for Health Law and Policy at Yale Law School.
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Tandavanitj points to science fiction author JG Ballard's The Drowned World as a point of reference—how the novel's characters exist on the edge of precipice (in a world flooded by climate change), but simply keep going with a lack of sentiment.
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"I haven't sh-t my pants yet, but I've come to accept that if I keep going with this diet it's just a matter of time before we lose a battle," he posted, with a picture of his dinner of liver and bacon.
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I haven't shit my pants yet, but I've come to accept that if I keep going with this diet it's just a matter of time before we lose a battle, and I fill my undies like a rainforest mudslide overtaking a mountain road.
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" Then, moments later, just as you think there's no way he can keep going with this construction, he drops one of the funniest lines he's ever rapped, in my opinion, which is "Only talk to models, yeah I get my Seal on.
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Even with that, there is an open question of how much it really differs from policies that are already in place, like open-ended bond buying by the central bank combined with fiscal stimulus combined with pledges to keep going with both until inflation rises.
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And I thought, 'Yeah, let's make [the bandits] dispossessed British aristocracy who've been ousted in some sort of weird socialist experiment or something, and they're trying to keep going with this rather odd 'let's hang on to these traditions no matter what,' and kidnap people for domestic service.
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Some guy might be in the Air Force Reserve and have three kids and a full-time job, so he doesn't have the time to put in to get it done, and if he doesn't get it done, he has to pay six grand to keep going with his degree for another semester.
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Kennedy couldn&apost mount an effective defense of the free market or democracy, and Khrushchev came away from the summit very, very unimpressed with Kennedy&aposs performance, which a lot of people thought -- a lot of a historians thought at the time emboldened Khrushchev to keep going with the Berlin crisis and later build the wall, and later thereafter to put missiles into Cuba.
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These animals need humans to keep going with conservation and stop hunting them for sharkfin soup.
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Blackface? But when I saw him [act] he, like, became a black man ... It was just good acting. It was weird on the set because he would keep going with the character. He's a method actor.
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The intent was to keep going with the series until every available episode of the various series were released on tape. However, Prism canceled the arrangement after two cycles were released, one with the hero's names and one with a villain's name.
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Even as he is gaining, I know the game > is mine. All I gotta do is keep riding the tide, keep going with it. I get > 9-4, and I finish him off 10-4. The Frenchman falls to his knees crying.
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The run suggested that he still had "plenty to offer". Alston indicated that he would persevere with the gelding saying that "as long as he's enjoying it and running well at this level, we'll keep going with him." He was unplaced in his two remaining starts that year however, and failed to win in two more race in 2011.
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We stepped him up in trip so things would happen a bit slower. The plan was to get him relaxed and Johnny was very cool on him and gave him a great ride. He's getting heavier all of the time and he's a lot stronger and more mature now. As long as he keeps putting on weight we'll keep going with him.
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Retrieved May 29, 2011. "One of the problems I had with season two was that I had to keep going with the previous year's stuff," he explained that he learned he had to go back to square one to build up the tension again, expressing his own disappointment in the development of the second season.Keck, William (May 19, 2008). "Time's really flying for the 'Housewives'".
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Unable to keep going with the lies and pain, Reggina attempted to kill both herself and Aggelos. Aggelos was saved with light injuries, but Reggina ended up in a coma. Stratos finally discovered the truth and went back to Reggina, who recovered. Eventually, working as a team, Kleri, Amiras, Reggina, Elsa, Stratos and Andreas managed to destroy Aggelos's plan to gain control of Amiras' group of companies.
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Everything changed in the race as it rained heavily before the start, leading the race to have a standing start for the first time. As the race progressed, many drivers spun off or crashed, particularly at the final two turns of the track, where Nico Hülkenberg and Charles Leclerc ended their races. Hülkenberg was on course to take his first ever podium before he crashed out. Hamilton also fell victim at the same place, but managed to keep going with a broken front wing.
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Mad was a success, but Kurtzman missed deadlines so frequently that it was only appearing quarterly, and he was pushing for more money for the artists. The distributor Leader News went bankrupt with $110,000 unpaid to EC, so Gaines was unable to pay off the $100,000 in debt EC had accumulated. Gaines planned to shut down EC, including the still-profitable Mad, but Kurtzman convinced him to keep going with Mad. The pair convinced Gaines' mother, who was EC's co-owner, for an investment of $50,000 to settle debts, and with another $60,000 from Gaines EC continued with Mad as sole title.
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The fight was a public one, through full-page newspaper advertisements; but behind the scenes private investigators sought, unsuccessfully, to prove allegations of criminal activities in US side of business which was White's domain. The fight for Imperial took its toll. In 1986 The Times focused on a controversial attempt to take £70m from the Courage (brewery) pension fund. In the City there was speculation as to how the takeover juggernaut could keep going with its aim to acquire ever-larger targets, and as Hanson and White passed normal retirement age there was speculation as to their succession plans.
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After the defeat of Popular Democratic candidate David Bernier in the 2016 Puerto Rico gubernatorial elections, the party was mostly divided in opinions on how to move forward to the 2020 elections. While many in the party wanted to keep going with the same ideology of the Free Associated State, Carmen Yulín Cruz expressed a desire to create a new movement in the party, one that would support a free association of Puerto Rico as an independent country from the United States. On August 16, 2020, in an extended primary process marred by troubles delivering ballots to polling places for the original primary date of August 9, Delgado defeated Bhatia and Cruz.
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The film was shut down about a week before Catmull and John Lasseter were placed in charge of the studio in January 2006, and one of their first decisions was to restart the project and ask Keane to keep going with the film. It had originally been announced in April 2007 that Annie-nominated animator and story artist Dean Wellins would be co-directing the film alongside Glen Keane. On October 9, 2008, it was reported that Keane and Wellins had stepped down as directors due to other commitments, and were replaced by the team of Byron Howard and Nathan Greno, director and storyboard director, respectively, of Disney's 2008 animated feature Bolt. Keane stayed on as an executive producer and animation supervisor, while Wellins moved on to developing other short and feature films.
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Qualifying started in wet conditions, and with the threat of more rain on the way, a queue of cars formed at the end of pit lane in the minutes before the session began. Once out, many drivers were instructed by their teams to keep going with their flying laps, even if they felt they had been impeded by a slower car because the rapidly evolving nature of the circuit meant that they could still set a fast lap time. Jenson Button was eliminated in eighteenth position when he could not find clear track space. His final flying lap saw him set sector times that would have been fast enough to avoid elimination by over a second and a half, but a spin on the main straight by Timo Glock brought out yellow flags, prompting Button to back off, where he was duly eliminated.
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