And the adrenaline is the thing that keeps you going.
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Your lunch is what keeps you going through your working day.
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What keeps you going despite the uncertainty of being an Olympian?
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It's something to look forward to; something that keeps you going.
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What keeps you going back every single day to clean that place?
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The positive affirmation that you're on the right track keeps you going.
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What keeps you going when you've achieved everything one can in this industry?
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Why are you devoting your last days to this and what keeps you going?
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As two successful women in a very male-dominated field, what keeps you going?
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But then those moments of success feel so good that it keeps you going forward.
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What did you think about, read or do that keeps you going amid the extremes?
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That's a terrifying thing, but at the same time, it's the thing that keeps you going.
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But somehow that cycle of it just keeps happening over and over again and keeps you going.
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When you're fighting for something larger than yourself that keeps you going when you're down and out personally.
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In important ways, Swing Time reads like an essay, and an essayistic verve keeps you going through it.
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But there's just something about the nutty smell of chili powder in the fryer that keeps you going.
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Is that what keeps you going back, the fact that it's fun, or is it something bigger than that?
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"There's one teacher who keeps you going hard on the calisthenics," Ms. Mezzatesta said of one of her favorites.
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It's been a lot of hard work over all these decades, but the pleasure and the fun keeps you going.
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"I cried a little bit, but you just have to look for positive stuff because that's what keeps you going," Torres said.
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But the idea that people would buy your record is definitely encouraging, it keeps you going and gives you a sense of purpose.
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If you squint a little in the direction of the horizon, you might see spring, or hope, or whatever distant promise keeps you going.
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How to Plan Your Night (and the Morning After) First, make sure to stock up on coffee, tea, tequila or whatever keeps you going.
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"What keeps you going when you are in prison are your principles and the support of those around you," Bruguera said at the action.
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But according to tech entrepreneur and professional explorer, Yossi Ghinsberg, sometimes that lack of experience can be what keeps you going and, ultimately, brings success.
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Whether it's music, art, there's gotta be something that keeps you going throughout your life to get you up every day and make you want to kick ass.
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Exercise: Motivation gets you started, but routine keeps you going And people who use them may think they've done their bit and tend to be less physically active after work.
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But in the middle, there's this lull, where you lose your motivation a bit, and what keeps you going is taking the game to all these events, and getting the positive feedback.
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Yoga Mat We all know we should stretch more after working out, but it truly can be one of the things that keeps you going and will get you to the next workout.
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I used to never really eat at festivals, I'd eat something crap once a day and then I figured out that you actually need some delicious vegetables or something really tasty that keeps you going.
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It was launched in 1997 and is currently being sold in over 35 countries. The basic idea of the brand is the energy-containing battery. The package is designed to imitate the appearance of an electric battery. “Keeps you going” is the brand's slogan.
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Since 2000, James has been international coordinator of the Global Women's Strike, a network of grassroots women, bringing together actions and initiatives in many countries. The strike demands that society "Invest in Caring Not Killing", and that military budgets be returned to the community starting with women. She has been working with the Venezuelan Revolution since 2002. She is a founder of the Crossroads Women's Centre, begun under the WFH auspices in 1975 a red-light district near London's Euston railway station and now located in Kentish Town,Manisha Ganguly,"The Struggle Keeps You Going: Selma James", The Wire, January 21, 2017.
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Around 1969, he started working with the Centro de Investigación en Ciencias Sociales (Center for Research in the Social Sciences) or CISCO in an attempt to bridge the gaps between knowledge and action. Strategy of Joy Nearing the end of the dictatorship, Jacoby began to engage in artistic avenues once again. This was a part of his so-called "Strategy of Joy". In his own words: > “...the strategy of joy was directly tied to a superabundance of fear. At > that time, I first understood how wonderful it was that there were people > dancing and making such joyous music… I realized that that’s infectious… Joy > keeps you going when you are in situations steeped in terror, which we had > been in, right?” Jacoby hoped that by promoting joy, people would begin to overcome the pervading fear within the populace.
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