I'm more trying to learn how not to do this.
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We've already seen how this trend makes smartphone purchases more trying.
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We're more trying to enable you to do more things yourself.
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The following episodes will document his adulthood, and more trying times.
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I think libraries are more and more trying to embrace that.
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Predicting extreme weather may become even more trying than it is today.
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So she read more, trying to find her footing among vertiginously bad news.
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It's not really gossip, it's more trying to come to terms with it.
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Surprisingly, under these more trying circumstances, the game saw two major score improvements.
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For the rest of us, The Mule is a much more trying experience.
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"No more trying to enjoy the beauty while quietly bearing the racism," he said.
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But its final-act setup for John Wick: Chapter 3 is more trying than promising.
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"It's more (trying to) have enough defenders, enough rebounders—that kind of thing," he says.
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Playoff games are even more trying, now often stretching beyond three and a half hours.
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No more trying to remember your high school French when checking into a hotel in Paris.
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I think it's more trying to understand all these components so we can predict the future.
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Why hasn't that been something that you've tried to experiment with more, trying to go shorter?
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No more trying to squeeze an iPhone's-worth of on-screen interactivity into a 1-inch display.
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But in our meetings, we were much more trying to interest each other, not —— LAHTI The man.
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I was just more trying to go out on the special court for me and play good tennis.
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Surrendering a pet is a difficult decision made more trying by the stigma that often surrounds this choice.
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I'm not grumpy for the sake of being [grumpy], I'm more trying to make sure things are better.
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It&aposs more trying to teach you how to think about the problem and frame the problem correctly.
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He poked around a bit more, trying to get some cat food and stopping at a mug for some water.
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There's no more doubting it, no more excusing it, no more defending it, no more trying to explain it away.
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Researchers "have to sweat some more trying to get new physics," said Anne Archibald, an astrophysicist at the University of Amsterdam.
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And now I've started picking it up a bit more, trying to do it once or twice a week in season.
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In some ways, he said, the team's recent stretch of futility has been even more trying for him than last season.
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K., you out, you in,' but more trying to shift people around, to make sure they were in the right place.
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Now, she is active in a church group called Dormant No More, trying to bring about change in her own town.
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"While talking about sex with your parents is difficult for straight teenagers, it's even more trying for gay teenagers," he wrote.
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That difficult period was made more trying, for the Bushes, by the bizarre experience of reading in the New York Times about Mrs.
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Awesome moment for Harris ... but the Bliss players probably needed that beer more -- trying to tackle "The Ferrari" all night long must've sucked!!
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While most headphones handle pop music nicely—and these do a good job—I was surprised at the detail in more trying pieces.
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Pulling off the challenge, the lyrics to the children's song proved to be the more trying aspect, with Key repeating the same lines.
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But when the compromise is more trying—like when you're sober, and your partner isn't—the differences can threaten to destroy your relationship.
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For Parker, a more trying moment came when Summitt died on June 28, five years after a diagnosis of early-onset Alzheimer's disease.
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They write to share their experience as they are experiencing it -- not as a travelogue, but more trying to put you there with them.
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With their amazing selection of designer clothing, accessories, shoes, handbags and more trying to figure out where to start may be a bit tough.
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Now, paradoxically, small businesses that survived more trying times are succumbing to the era of feverish real estate development, with its influx of wealth.
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I'm more trying to refine the best of what a lot of different people have done and how they think about approaches to stories.
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Democrats, Republicans and their allied outside groups have spent more trying to win over Ohio voters than in any other Senate contest this year.
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I started to cover up more, trying to hide my "imperfections" under loose clothing and using sarcasm to make fun of myself and my body.
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No more trying to keep track of who wished you "Happy Birthday" on their own Facebook story—everything is now all in one curated place.
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With each successive season, the show opened up more and more, trying to depict a widening swath of American society and, eventually, the world itself.
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And since Opera isn't particularly competitive in the browser space any more, trying out new interfaces seems like a smart enough way to get attention.
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"It was more trying to go back in time a little bit to the '70s, you know, and haven't worn brown ever and cream," he said.
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So, it does feel much less speculative and much more trying to build a real-life substitute asset here — currency — for remittance payments, for merchant transactions and the like.
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I don't think people are meant to do that every day—you don't need a mental disorder to feel that way—but it feels more trying with bipolar disorder.
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Some straighter rock ballads like "Downtown Train" and "Hang Down Your Head" from Rain Dogs demonstrate his knack for writing irresistible hooks in and among more trying material, too.
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This was around the time when people were starting to see these drastic beauty transformations on social media, so I kept doing them more and more, trying to build interest.
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"I don't think it matters as much as it did in the beginning when it was more trying to prove a point that this was not just a fad," she says.
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Now, the 'NSYNC boy-bander is supporting pal Jamie-Lynn Sigler during a more trying time after she revealed her health secret: She was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis 15 years ago.
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They also include more existential feelings, such as a loss of hope and a fear that equality and gender issues will become more trying in a country run by Donald Trump.
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The senator's thorny position — a Republican lawmaker investigating the Republican president, whom he embraced last year on the campaign trail in his own re-election bid — has grown more trying by the day.
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If we—or our friends or the pundits on CNN—spent less time pontificating and more trying to work through the implications of policy proposals, we'd realize how clueless we are and moderate our views.
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Larger year-on-year drops were observed in five of the last 20113 years – 2002, 2005, 2010, 2011 and 2012 – and at least four of those years had significantly more trying weather conditions than this year.
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Figaro and Susanne, still devoted servants, are once more trying to prevent the vain Count from ruining the family: he's being manipulated by Begearss, an Irish adventurer, who seeks to separate the Count from his fortune.
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The last two years have been more trying: Because of a fractured right ankle in 2017 and surgery to remove bone spurs from both heels in 2018, Tulowitzki's last major league game was July 28, 2017.
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It's technically a lyric video, meaning that you can sing "profiting from war, fighting as a victim, always wanting more, trying to trick your brothers, get them to fight it for ya" alongside Julian Casablancas' syrupy drawl.
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For many decades, it has appropriated billions to develop, implement and operate our air traffic control system, and it has spent even more trying to make an inherently unsafe mode of transportation — highways — a little less unsafe.
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The good news is that more and more restaurants are catering to meatless customers, which now number approximately 8 million adults in the United States, with many more trying to eat less meat in general for health reasons.
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With more than three decades of on-camera experience under his belt, Stamos has seen his fair share of highs and lows, and now he has a unique perspective as he takes in both his accomplishments and his more trying times.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Hosts Spain and Australia made smooth progress to join Canada in the last eight of the Davis Cup Finals but elsewhere in La Caja Magica on Wednesday it proved a more trying day for players, organisers and fans.
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If you're willing to overlook the more trying times of your adolescence and embrace the waves of nostalgia this limited-edition pen is likely to evoke, then hit up the Clarins website the first week of January to snag your own for $30.
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For every company that has even a modicum of brand visibility — I'm talking everything from bigger names like Samsung and Jabra down to startups like Bragi and Earin — there are dozens more trying to sell their own version of truly wireless earbuds.
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But sometimes, those corrections aren't actually correcting anything — they're more trying to win me over to their theory of what the Man in Black is up to, or what Westworld is supposed to be, or which planet the series takes place on.
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On a recent afternoon I spent shadowing Biden campaign canvassers who were knocking doors in the small town of Loudon, there was the occasional voter stuck between Biden and Sanders, but many more trying to choose between moderates like Biden, Buttigieg, and Klobuchar.
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I'm selling some, but I'm more trying to hear what [partners] like about our platform, what they want to see us improve, and give them some insight into what we're thinking about for the next major generation of the product and hear their reaction to that.
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The Larq water bottle ($95) keeps the inside of your water bottle clean (no more trying to fit your hand in a bottle that&aposs clearly not big enough!) and purifies your drinking water in 60 seconds with UV-C technology — the same sanitizing technology used in hospitals.
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For a game that many seem to think is dead, the community that hangs around my channel is incredibly active and enjoyable, with people always asking for more, trying out their own creations, learning how to mod and create, and quite frequently, new names popping up not even knowing what Spore is.
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The image evokes memory of Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold Gore2020 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally Deregulated energy markets made Texas a clean energy giant Gun safety is actually a consensus issue MORE trying to physically intimidate George W. Bush during a 2000 presidential debate, which backfired as Bush casually nodded at his opponent, causing the audience to erupt in laughter.
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"As of now, all the administration has is the charisma and the power of persuasion of John KerryJohn Forbes KerryTrump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button #FreeAustinTice trending on anniversary of kidnapping in Syria MORE, trying to persuade people like [Russian President Vladmir] Putin, [Iran Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei] and Bashar al-Assad to do the right thing," Hof said.
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European leaders have scrambled to bring both Washington and Tehran back into the Obama-era deal, with French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronBudowsky: Donald, Boris, Bibi — The right in retreat Whistleblower Edward Snowden calls on Macron to grant him asylum in France Trump to meet with India's Modi in Texas, Australia's Morrison in Ohio MORE trying to convince Trump at the Group of Seven summit last month on a proposal under which Iran would reinstate full compliance with the deal in exchange for partial sanctions relief and a $15 billion credit line.
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Other parties to the pact have attempted to salvage it in recent months, with French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronTrump leaves door open for Iran meeting at UN session this month The Hill's Morning Report - Hurricane Dorian devastates the Bahamas, creeps along Florida coast France considers B bailout package for Iran to salvage nuclear accord: report MORE trying to sell President TrumpDonald John TrumpJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Trump defends shift of FEMA funds, citing Dorian's change in path Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively donate M to help migrant children, social justice MORE at the Group of 7 summit on a proposal under which Iran would reinstate full compliance with the deal in exchange for partial sanctions relief and a $15 billion credit line.
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Originally ran in 2001. Less continuous than series 1 but developed the same theme with the added introduction of Oliphant's long-departed wife reappearing as a lesbian (to McGurk's lecherous satisfaction). # 24 AprilTrying Times # 1 MayEven More Trying Times # 8 MaySome More Trying Times # 15 MayAnd Yet Even More Trying Times # 22 MayA Bunch More Trying Times # 29 MayStill in Trying Times This series was released on CD on 7 January 2008.
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That unoutlined dog became crucial > to the plot. No more trying to outline.
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Unfortunately for the men from New Plymouth, they were defeated 41-29 by and were forced to wait another 12 months before once more trying to reclaim the Premiership title.
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Kemp co-sponsored a legislative attempt at enterprise zones in 1980. One of Kemp's more trying times as a congressman came in 1982 when Reagan decided to reverse the tax cuts and promote tax increases. The reversal was controversial and stimulated opposition by Kemp. Nonetheless, the revised taxes passed.
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The inspiration for this book came from Bourret's work with child advocacy organizations. She often wrote about lost children from a young age and it is a recurring theme in her recent work. Bourret made a few half-hearted attempts at getting her manuscript published directly, before stowing it away. After encouragement from fellow members of a writing group, Bourret began once more trying to find an agent for her book.
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The Channel 4 sitcom Teachers was filmed at Lockleaze school. Lockleaze provided a backdrop in the 1962 film Some People directed by Clive Donner, starring Kenneth More, Angela Douglas and Ray Brooks. The film is about a youth worker (Kenneth More) trying to help a group of teenagers in Bristol. In the film, several Lockleaze landmarks were shown, including Purdown, the communication tower and the large gas holders which once stood just off Lockleaze Road.
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Since you're only allowed two attempts, this will be his last Along the way, the pair are grilled, pushed and encouraged through the intent test by an experienced SAS leader, Carter (Noel Clarke). They also encounter Dawn (Alex Reid), who happens to be a female member of the elite operations unit. Throughout their test, they face physical challenges, which would leave a normal civilian moaning and crying. Of course, the mental test is even more trying.
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There are, of course, commonalities, but in the learning/therapy interaction, I found no one-fits-all model. I have worked with individuals, small groups, and larger groups of a dozen or more, trying to achieve differing kinds of growth. Early in my career I worked with adult individuals who had suffered loss of speech and language from stroke, gun shot, accident, etc. The embraced model of treatment, was one-on-one instruction with an emphasis on the physical formation of sounds and words.
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The two won the NWA International Tag Team Championship in 1964 and held it until 1966 as well as beating Nikolai and Boris Volkoff for the Ohio version of the NWA World Tag Team Championship. Later in his career Fred Curry struck out on his own more and more trying to get away from his father’s legacy of rule-breaking and violence to establish a legacy of his own. Fred’s attempts to get out of his father’s shadow never caused any problems between the two Currys.
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Though Elf had been writing and recording its third album, Trying to Burn the Sun at the same time, following the completion of that album and the Rainbow album, Elf was no more. Trying to Burn the Sun was eventually released in the U.S. in June 1975. Beginning in the late 1980s some of the former members of Elf speculated about a potential reunion of the band; however nothing formal ever took place. Three of the band's members have died (Driscoll in 1987, Dio in 2010, and Gruber in 2015).
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Most population avoided the census. According to data of stolnik M.Pushkin who in 1703 conducted population census in 34 settlements, in Bielsky was registered only 41 resident although in reality there were much more. Trying to meet the demands of Russian landlords who repeatedly turned to the Tsar with complaints and requests to return fugitives, on 6 July 1707 Peter the Great issued an edict (ukase) about the search of "newly arrived from Rus all ranks of people". To the Don was sent a punitive detachment under command of colonel Prince Yuriy Dolgorukiy.
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German poster announcing destruction of Dražgoše Germans burning Dražgoše Two days after the Dražgoše engagement, German troops attacked two Partisan platoons on the Mošnje Pasture (). During the 13-hour engagement, some 12 Partisans were killed and five were wounded. After the battle at Dražgoše, German troops killed 41 villagers, including 21 civilians at Jelenšče, executing 18 (among them 7 children below 18 years, including two 11-year-olds, and a 13-year-old). They killed two more trying to escape, and also killed a 3-year-old girl, when a German soldier threw a grenade into a cellar full of civilians.
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In March 1943 the Japanese removed all the remaining European residents from the Legation Quarter, including Prentice and Werner, and elsewhere in the city. After being marched to the train station before residents who were required to watch the spectacle, they were put on a train to the Weihsien internment camp in Shandong, where they spent the remainder of the war. According to other survivors of the camp, Werner sometimes confronted Prentice about the killing, although he was not the only person the older man accused. The outset of hostilities was even more trying for Dennis.
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Ferdinand made a couple of attempts more, trying to establish a bridgehead on the other side of the Vistula, but those were defeated, which left the initiative in Poniatowski's hands. From there he quickly advanced south, staying close to the Vistula to control the situation and taking over large areas of Galicia, that is southern Poland that was controlled by Austria under the partitioning arrangement. On 14 May Lublin was taken, on the 18th fortified and vigorously defended Sandomierz. On the 20th the Zamość fortress was overpowered, where 2000 prisoners and 40 cannons were taken, and even further east Lwów was taken on 27 May.
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The difficulties begin when one of the revs he takes captive turns out to have been fashioned into a living bomb, a high explosive that Trystin evades only thanks to the jumped-up reflexes enabled by his neural implant, standard to all Coalition soldiers. The conflict escalates further as the revs begin bringing in rocket launchers and stealth armor, making Trystin's job more and more trying. He is forced to abandon East Red Three temporarily after one attack, and a final assault with hovertanks nearly causes him to lose a leg and the base itself. He discovers only later that his is one of only two bases to survive at all against the rev hovertanks, the other being East Red Four, under Major Ulteena Freyer.
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Cotter is also a cookery teacher, and has taught at schools in Ireland such as The Tannery in Dungarvan, Co. Waterford, Ballymaloe Cookery School in Co. Cork and Donnybrook Fair in Dublin, as well as stints in the Stratford Chefs School and Jill's Table in Ontario, Canada. In February 2008, Cotter featured in the third episode of Guerrilla Gourmet, a television series which had six professional chefs attempt to set up their own temporary restaurant in an unusual location. Cotter's challenge saw him construct a "Gary Larson-esque world where he turns reality inside out" – he established a vegetarian restaurant in the sale yard of Bandon Mart to attract local beef farmers to try his vegetarian options. Cotter's challenge was all the more trying for him because he possesses a fear of cattle.
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Su Wu Little is known about Su's life or career other than his mission beyond the borders of China involving the Xiongnu, a mission which turned out to be drastically more trying and lengthy than expected. In 100 BC, there was a short-lived détente between long-term adversaries the Han and the Xiongnu. One year earlier, in 101 BC, a new chanyu had come to power in Xiongnu, Chanyu Qiedihou (), who had expressed an interest in peace with the Han and who, as a goodwill gesture, had allowed some Han diplomats who had been detained by the Xiongnu to return to Han, along with gifts from the chanyu. In response, in 100 BC, Emperor Wu of Han commissioned Su, then the deputy commander of the imperial guards, to serve as an ambassador to Xiongnu.
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