Kind of like making the best of a bad situation.
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There's necessity in making the best of a bad situation.
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But making the best of edtech means getting several things right.
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It's accepting where you are and making the best of it.
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It's challenging and hard, but we're making the best of it.
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But Ms. Baker seems to be making the best of it.
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But it's a first date so you're making the best of it.
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"He's making the best of it," one friend of Cohen's told CNN.
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" Ultimately, Adams applauds Smith for "making the best of a bad situation.
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They, like me, are just making the best of a clunky game.
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Making the best of what we've got, we settle in, adapt, get by.
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We offer the following suggestions for making the best of an unprecedented situation.
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There is honour, if not glory, in making the best of a bad job.
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They get paid just like we do and they're making the best of it.
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Though he's just survived a harrowing experience, Collinson is making the best of it.
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As Ms. Jeon sees it, she is making the best of a bad situation.
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Making the best of a grim situationTo most people, bankruptcy has a negative image.
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They're making the best of what they have, whatever fruit it is, whatever still.
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I'm confident they will be successful in making the best of the current situation.
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Making the best of his unpopularity: Impeachment has been good for business, advisers said.
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Maybe they're making the best of a bad situation, but they choose to stay.
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By offsetting their reproductive potential, the ducks were making the best of a bad situation.
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But it does mean making the best of her position as an interim prime minister.
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The studio is making the best of things, leaning hard into the ordeal for publicity.
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It's not easy being purple, but Smurf the kitten is making the best of it.
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Making the best of a terrible situation may be the only thing leaders can do.
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It looks like Cyrus is making the best of a not great health situation, though.
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Maybe the country barely has a ski program, and she was making the best of it?
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Meanwhile, new boss Matt Maddox is making the best of the bad hand dealt to him.
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They're making the best of it until Mr. Peanutbutter disappears for hours with some adoring fans.
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Making the best of a bad situation, the famous Long Islanders decided to make a music video.
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Right now, it's about recognizing where we can intercept the visitor and making the best of that.
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For over a thousand years they became practiced at being unwanted, and making the best of it.
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If not, they accept what they cannot change, and focus on making the best of every situation.
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It was a frightening ordeal but Mahmood is in good spirits and making the best of his time.
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"I would rather be home than here but I guess we're making the best of it," she said.
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Yes, but in a very British way, we would be making the best of things and muddling through.
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He's human and was charged with making the best of the bad choices every president is faced with.
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Either way, he added, he'll be focusing on making the best of whatever business situation he's faced with.
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Hip-hop is an explanation of growing up in the ghetto, telling our story, making the best of things.
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"We are making the best of bad choices," said Dr. Mark Rupp, the medical center's chief of infectious diseases.
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It tends to be folks that are dealt a really difficult hand; they're making the best of a bad situation.
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But at least Tesla's boss, the electric-car pioneer Elon Musk, is making the best of the terms and process.
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"We are making the best of what happened and we are getting a beautiful house," Mr. Coats said last week.
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We shouldn't be too hard on Spicer, who is making the best of what little he has to work with.
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But there's never any question that the situation is dire, and everyone is merely making the best of what they have.
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"What this study tells us about is resilience and people making the best of their circumstances and moving on," she said.
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Despite the tough economic environment, Tehran-dwellers are still making the best of the situation, and finding cheap things to do.
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I don't fully blame Fossil here, either, it is just making the best of a bad situation created by Qualcomm and Google.
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They were wild swimmers but civil people, making the best of what we have: an island home surrounded by cold, daunting waters.
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Making the best of their icy situation, citizens in the Ottawa area are posting videos of themselves gleefully skating down the undriveable streets.
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Making the best of the situation, it turned the ad into a cliffhanger with an ending to be posted online during the game.
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""The strawberry philosophy," as Stordalen called it on his corporate website, "is about taking what you have and making the best of it.
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Explaining the current crisis and the challenges it presents while enlisting children's help in making the best of a bad situation is important.
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Making the best of sometimes awkward remote interviews is a treasured art for TV contributors, and Kelly's viral turn brought back memories for some.
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It's clear that she was sincere about making the best of a near impossible assignment, but she also understood the genius of Wilson's vision.
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I never ever thought I could ever go, so I'm kind of making the best of it and taking a positive spin on it.
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But they were making the best of their situation Wednesday, personally thanking the many people from the community who come by dropping off donations.
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So many of your songs have this really powerful message of defiance in the face of hardship or making the best of bad situations.
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There's a montage of him playing sports and making the best of it, as Wayne stockpiles their assets in preparation for T.I.'s return.
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But whether this lifestyle benefits the gulls or whether the birds are just making the best of a bad situation is up for debate.
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CEO Carlo Messina said the bank was making the best of a bad situation after buying the low-ranking debt of Banca Carige in 2010.
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These design elements are making the best of a bad situation; using one's hands to input information is bound to distract even the best driver.
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And while Matos surely regrets the day he heard of Bitconnect, the parody account bearing his name sure seems to be making the best of it.
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At least McConaughey and Elba are seasoned actors used to making the best of bad parts, and at least their characters draw upon familiar stock types.
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But that is the nature of fighting: nothing ever goes exactly to plan and the combatants are often left making the best of what they have left.
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Kanye West and his dad are making the best of a bad situation ... turning Ray's recent cancer diagnosis into a reason for some quality father-son time.
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Making the best of a lousy situation, they improvised, with the sort of problem solving that can't be captured in a textbook or embedded in official histories.
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It is clear that your parents have taught you well, to live by the values of our Jewish tradition, making the best of a very difficult situation.
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"Having the bad hand that he dealt himself at the beginning, I think he's making the best of it, better than anybody else could," Mr. King said.
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Justifying all that illness and rejection was a lot of work, energy I'd rather spend counting my blessings and making the best of what we've been dealt.
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In the late 30s, the U.S. made a stab at full diplomatic relations, and Britain and Russia were up for making the best of it as well.
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If you're a progressive, you really should be a feminist, because it's about equality, it's about respect, it's about making the best of the world we have.
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Guard Yogi Ferrell continues to get more minutes and he is making the best of them, averaging 25.5 points over the last five games and 27.9 this month.
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Boris Johnson, London's mayor and her rival, harrumphed that the prime minister was "making the best of a bad job" and was promptly promised a juicy cabinet post.
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Still, she and her mother were making the best of the situation — they had decided to drive the scenic route home, stopping off at a vineyard in Virginia.
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Annalisa Barrett, a clinical professor of finance at the University of San Diego school of business, thinks the bank may be making the best of a bad situation.
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Read more:Another Princess Cruises ship not allowed to dock until it administers tests for coronavirusAs Grand Princess passengers wait to disembark, some are making the best of it.
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So, in this Twitter video, you can see them making the best of their predicament, outside of their hotel, outside in the cold, far outside of any heated pool.
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But you could argue that the whole K and Joi relationship is two marginalized non-people making the best of power hierarchies that are never going to go away.
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Teresa Giudice and her husband Joe Giudice are making the best of a difficult situation – but that doesn't mean things are easy for Real Housewives of New Jersey star.
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We failed fast, we embraced disruption, and we learned to thrive on change — so let's put down some ground rules for making the best of the next 365 days.
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Available on: PlayStation 4 Pro The Martian The Matt Damon-starring crowd-pleaser about an astronaut making the best of a really, really bad situation looks astonishing in 4K.
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" Bush has said he's making the best of his time away from the media, telling People Magazine in January that he's "had some growing up to do anyway in life.
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But instead, we are saddled with leaders who are much more adept at breaking things than making things — at going for broke rather than making the best of the bad.
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And they seem to be making the best of it at the afterparties: Moment of kinda inspiring unity: Barry Jenkins and La La's Jordan Horowitz recapping the craziness--and smiling pic.twitter.
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But for them to see somebody who is making the best of it, they can show their kids that it actually is going to be okay and it's all about your mindset.
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Despite making the best of the situation, the duo admitted in a joint interview for British Vogue's September issue they often act as "each other's rocks" when public ridicule gets especially difficult.
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The Moon is in Scorpio today, encouraging you to think about the resources you have at your disposal and ask yourself if you're really making the best of what you've been given.
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While he won't be able to shield her from all difficult, scary parts of life, he's certainly shown her (and other kids) just how great "making the best of it" can be.
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Eric Foner, making the best of difficult data, suggests that, across the country and throughout the duration of slavery, the number of white Americans who regularly aided fugitives was in the hundreds.
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Aunt Fritzi, meanwhile, shows a welcome change from the hypersexualized version of Gilchrist's era — she seems like someone who can't believe she's somehow raising her niece but making the best of it anyway.
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Making the best of it As the storm started to roll in Monday, Cliff York and his family leaned over a wall at their beach hotel in Clearwater to take in the scene.
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The upside to all of this, is that Black people, women, in particularly have continued to show up and out, making the best of their situations, providing inspiration to move the needle forward.
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This couple has the right idea, making the best of their current situation, refusing to let their little one ruin their plans, rolling with what comes, and making it a family effort. Brava.
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The whole frickin' game is framed around the main character having their hand chopped off in the first 30 minutes, and making the best of the situation with this suite of weaponized accessories.
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But hybrids in general are interesting to study for conservation reasons—female birds might hybridize when they're low on mates and might be "making the best of a bad situation," according to the paper.
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Making the best of it As the storm started to roll in Monday, Cliff York and his family leaned over a wall at their beach hotel in Clearwater, Florida, to take in the scene.
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The name of that project, which was designed to make people think about the impact of climate change on how we eat, is "Making the Best of It." It is only half in jest.
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And it was the right thing to engage another nuclear power on the globe and the president was dealt a terrible policy that he inherited and he&aposs making the best of a bad situation.
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While the logic of hair accessories is usually in service of conveying some wealth, status, or political position, sometimes it's just about making the best of all the beautiful dead cells attached to your skull.
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He tried not to feel bad for them, these future old geezers in this grimy kitchen, on this miserable planet, making the best of it, muddling through their lives without attempting anything big or monumental.
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Beyond the big stuff—the struggles to survive in a post-apocalyptic nuclear wasteland and the occasional tussle with mutant monsters—the Fallout series is about nothing so much as making the best of aging technology.
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The rate cut overall isn't great news for banks, given it will pile more pressure on net interest income, so keeping up on the mortgage side will be key to making the best of the situation.
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"Brandishing colorful socks is simply his way of making the best of his mobility situation and still finding the joy in life," his daughter Dorothy Bush Koch wrote in her book, My Father, The President, Today reported.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SAN FRANCISCO — In the midst of the housing and employment crisis in the Bay Area, intrepid laborers are making the best of the waste that the rest of us leave behind.
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Some of her most striking images show her friends and colleagues making the best of incredibly hard circumstances: playing with pets, rowing a boat they nicknamed 'the Punt at Henley,' or joking around on a makeshift see-saw.
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But if you can't beat mother nature (which you cannot, I don't make the rules) you might as well check out this fun photo essay by Chris Maggio on how other people are making the best of these sweaty times.
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Coon had found out that she was pregnant right before rehearsals began, and during the run she had spent months contemplating what she called the "interesting middle space" of Mary Jane's life: scheduling medical appointments, making the best of things.
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"We are making the best of bad choices," said Dr. Mark Rupp, the chief of infectious diseases at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, which recently decided it had no choice but to try reusing masks decontaminated with ultraviolet light.
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The leak comes at a vastly inopportune time, as the band is poised to appear at Eternal Warfare fest next week, and head out on a short West Coast tour with legendary Italian occultists Mortuary Drape, but they're making the best of it.
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Being trapped in a tiny windowless interior room of a cruise ship with your parents for two weeks may not be a dream holiday, but one family quarantined on the Diamond Princess due to a coronavirus outbreak is making the best of it.
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Still, as some people have pointed out online, it's frustrating to see so much sophisticated engineering go toward making the best of mass shootings — while opportunities to prevent them altogether, like letting the CDC fund studies about gun violence, get left on the table.
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NPD has them accounting for 54 percent of all dollars spent in the market, despite representing only 17 percent of units sold in the US. These headphones sell at high prices with high margins, and Apple's company is making the best of it so far.
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Well, fine, maybe if it's Christmas Eve and you've got to get home and serve a huge meal, but the lovely folks in this Waitrose commercial are so good at making the best of a bad situation that they're actually a little irritated when they're interrupted rescued.
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Meanwhile Tulsa is making the best of a tough predicament through bond issues (like those in Jenks and other cities), as well as a sales-tax increase which, unlike the statewide proposal, was approved by local residents last year, when Mr Bynum was still a city councilman.
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As the day wears on toward the big fight that evening — and the increased tips that will go along with it — the girls of Double Whammies navigate problems like Lisa's, hoping to get to the end of the day and making the best of whatever situations they're handed.
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When a Rihanna stan account posted a video of a locked down neighborhood in coronavirus-stricken Italy coming together to sing "Bitch Better Have My Money," the idea of people making the best of a bad situation with a little help from Robyn Fenty seemed too good to be true.
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