"My family think I'm mad for keeping going," she said.
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There's the whole monograph on that, the notion that ... Keeping going on.
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It's just kind of keeping going and trying to stay positive, but it's not easy.
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I COME BACK TO THE COMMONALITYWE SEE IN THE PORTFOLIO THAT WEARE KEEPING GOING FORWARD.
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When this part's over, we just work on the next issue, and work hard and keeping going.
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Just as important, though less tangible, is the trust earned by keeping going when others do not.
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It was the 14th month in a row to set a high-temperature mark, with record keeping going back 136 years.
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"I think we see the path forward a little bit, it's kind of just keeping going and trying to stay positive," he said.
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"They said we were all doing a good job, that it was really hard, it was a struggle and well done for keeping going."
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Just before Midler launched into "Before the Parade Passes By," that paean to keeping going, to moving forward, she started to cough and couldn't stop.
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Once the losses start, victims may suffer from the "gambler's fallacy"—keeping going and hoping that their luck will turn, rather than facing up to the hit.
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Mr. Zuckerberg's emphasis on keeping going was reminiscent of Facebook's announcement of its quarterly earnings last month, which showed that even with all the scandals, it was chugging along as a business.
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I have a lot of musical inspirations, but in terms of keeping going when times are tough and just doing it for the sake of creative expression, I'd say Mark E. Smith.
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Contrary to common discourse, the hard part of living a healthy lifestyle is not so much getting started as keeping going, and after my menstrual holiday I have to really push myself to use my muscles again.
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A study in martyrdom and in keeping going when lives are upended, Liwaa Yazji's play (translated by Katharine Halls) devolves into shouty overkill in the second act, risky considering that quite a few audience members did not return after intermission.
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Bradshaw once remarked that The only difficulty I had was keeping going between wars.
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It's a real and serious thing to a lot of people, brain trauma, so we just have to constantly be respectful towards it. We talk about it all the time. Even if you don't see it or it's not obvious, it's always something that's in our heads that we're keeping going. It's the realization that you never get fully better, it's about embracing the new side of you and making that work in the world that you're in.
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Even if you don't see it or it's not obvious, it's always something that's in our heads that we're keeping going. It's the realization that you never get fully better, it's about embracing the new side of you and making that work in the world that you're in. I suppose the idea of a cure—I don't know if that could happen." For Fitz's costume design, Foley tried to have his clothes reflect his personality, without "getting too cliché...we try and play up his "heritage style"...using classic design details on him like paisley & leather elbow patches and mixing them with different plaids.
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Lynn is the son of Sydney Cross Harland (1891–1982), a botanist and Fellow of the Royal Society known for his work on cotton genetics. He was raised in Bristol by his mother and did not meet his father, who lived and worked in Trinidad and Peru, during his childhood and adolescence. Lynn was educated at Bristol Grammar School and University of Cambridge in England.. He has worked as lecturer in psychology at the University of Exeter and as professor of psychology at the Economic and Social Research Institute, Dublin, and at Ulster University. In 1974, Lynn published a positive review of Raymond Cattell's A New Morality from Science: Beyondism, in which he expressed the opinion that "incompetent societies have to be allowed to go to the wall" and that "the foreign aid which we give to the under-developed world is a mistake, akin to keeping going incompetent species like the dinosaurs which are not fit for the competitive struggle for existence".
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Stay Positive is the fourth studio album by The Hold Steady, released on July 15, 2008 through Vagrant Records. Vocalist/guitarist Craig Finn notes that the album is about "the idea of ageing gracefully [...] keeping going, perseverance [and] how to stay true to the ideals and ideas you had when you were younger." Keyboard player Franz Nicolay notes that the album is his favorite, stating that it features an "integrated, nuanced, less hectic distillation of [their earlier] sound." Stay Positive was the last studio album to feature Nicolay until 2019's Thrashing Thru the Passion, who departed from the band in early 2010 but returned in 2016. On May 20, the album's first single, "Sequestered in Memphis", was released on the band's MySpace page and on iTunes. On June 9, the entire album was made available to stream on MySpace, and on June 18 the full album became available on iTunes. It was later released for the videogame Rock Band (via the Rock Band Network) on March 4, 2010. The record entered the UK Album Chart at #15 on July 20, 2008, the third-highest new entry.
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