Just remember not to get sidetracked by your own problems.
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He started modifying this car in 2009 but got sidetracked.
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He started modifying this car in 2009 but got sidetracked.
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You have to avoid being sidetracked by every daily molehill.
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But I often get sidetracked and forget to do it.
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It's not in Arya's nature to get sidetracked by other quests.
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We can't get sidetracked by a little bit of good data.
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" "But a handful of selfish individuals sidetracked our very best efforts.
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It's asking the dreamer: How do I get sidetracked by crap?
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We move along quickly, then get sidetracked by dense, digressive scenes.
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It was not the first time that pain sidetracked his career.
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Santorum added that the President's online behavior has sidetracked his administration's progress.
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Koepka may have entertained a few doubts, but he never got sidetracked.
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His career got sidetracked after he became Richard from the Mudd Club.
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He's never really gotten sidetracked from that theme, even with his injuries.
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The discussion will no doubt be sidetracked by tensions on the Korean peninsula.
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I almost talked about it one day [with her], but we got sidetracked.
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"I just didn't want him to get sidetracked," Rambert said of her son.
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Hopes of Porzingis returning were sidetracked when his sore lower back flared up.
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They have careers and families sidetracked by whatever it is that happened to them.
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Or should they move quickly and not get sidetracked, as many conservative leaders want?
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I would get completely sidetracked reading about things like the technology of kente cloth.
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But Mater gets sidetracked by a secret spy mission and has to save the day.
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All you need to do now is not let the wrong track get you sidetracked.
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And hopefully to not get sidetracked and keep the focus on why they're doing it.
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They could avoid getting sidetracked with kid driving, feeding, clothing, and other time-sapping chores.
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I take the most inconvenient routes, I get sidetracked, and end up wandering all around.
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If that bill gets sidetracked, it could be part of another law, the person said.
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Scenes begin with clear goals in mind, then are sidetracked; questions, pointedly asked, go unanswered.
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Instead, members get sidetracked andfrequently go on tangents, talking about their failed marriages and parenting.
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"I got sidetracked…" she captioned her next photo, which featured a bowl of cookie dough.
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And for people to get sidetracked by yet another one of his Twitter feuds is infuriating.
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Ned Davis Research's Ed Clissold suggests investors shouldn't get sidetracked by the year's strong market kickoff.
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Anyone who's met Chip knows he can get a little sidetracked, but this was our child!
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But, I've been sidetracked with painting and trying to rest up after a stressful school year.
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A Jungian analyst thinks it's about searching for a home and being sidetracked by crap.—VICE
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It also means not getting sidetracked by "shiny object syndrome" or by what seems easy or expedient.
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"We talked about 'Step Brothers,' and then Adam and I got sidetracked with other things," Ferrell said.
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I heard he was low-tier... That's a whole other thing, so let's not get sidetracked here.
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However, before conferees could complete their work, members became sidetracked by the elections and the negotiations stalled.
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Yet primary voters sidetracked those concerns in backing Donald J. Trump as their candidate to succeed him.
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He scored 32 goals as a rookie before getting hurt, and injuries really sidetracked a promising career.
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They should focus on the real issues, and not get sidetracked by the pseudo-issue of automation.
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I get sidetracked when my roommate finally comes from work and I debrief her on my phone call.
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Speaking to those assembled for the wedding, Sanders' rabbi character gets sidetracked as the befuddled guests look on.
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If you're just getting started in the working world, it's easy to get sidetracked by nerves and anxiety.
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His second rehab stint with Toledo was sidetracked by a shoulder injury suffered while diving for a ball.
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The film proves thin, however, in providing background on Felt professionally while getting sidetracked in its personal material.
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"We're not going to get sidetracked on two different tapes," a Henry said, seeking to cut Pierson off.
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She got momentarily sidetracked (Arya has emotions, too!) but knowing our girl, killing Cersei is still a priority.
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Always err on the side of caution and investigate—don't be sidetracked by ambiguity, conformity, or peer pressure.
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The Toronto Raptors were thriving offensively until one subpar performance sidetracked their season-best, six-game winning streak.
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This is someone whose dialogue happens internally, who often gets sidetracked and comes back with a witty comment.
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"You can get sidetracked by a lot of stuff," Neek said, who has written about this in songs.
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One way of describing the years after "Daddy Longlegs" is to say that the brothers kept getting sidetracked.
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She started an application for federal disaster relief money, she said, but got sidetracked by other daily demands.
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Carden starts strong, working hard to accurately pronounce "meteorologist," but then gets sidetracked by the network's sponsor, Pokémon cards.
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A campaign source told PEOPLE on Sunday that the former Secretary of State won't be sidetracked by Trump's antics.
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I head there afterward, and while window-shopping at the big department stores, I get sidetracked by the Gap.
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Almost 65 percent of male professionals say they get sidetracked by sports when they should be completing tasks vs.
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If you know that you're going to get sidetracked during the day, create your daily schedule to accommodate that.
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Less than ideal locations have sidetracked several, even if they are just a few blocks from a hot area.
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"There's a lot of negativity around all the time, and you can get sidetracked in all that," Bush said.
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" He also apparently apologized for the lack of female writers on the show: "I don't know how it got sidetracked.
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Bill Clinton was sidetracked in his first 100 days by Don't Ask Don't Tell, nomination problems, and White House disarray.
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He too got into needless wars with the media that sidetracked his progress and eroded his credibility with his colleagues.
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With undivided GOP control about to run out, Trump pressed his demand for border wall funding that Republicans earlier sidetracked.
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He only won four more games the rest of the way, as he was sidetracked by groin and neck injuries.
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"Westworld," an expensive sci-fi drama, had been sidetracked by development problems and its October debut was later than expected.
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Morrison said he was concerned about Zelensky being drawn into U.S. domestic politics and American interests in Ukraine being sidetracked
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The Army sidetracked the Dakota Access pipeline in North Dakota last month in the waning days of the Obama administration.
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About a week ago, President Trump acted to expedite the $3.7 billion pipeline, which the Army had sidetracked in December.
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" The result: A "sidetracked" leadership that "neglects its wonderful base business while purchasing other businesses that are so-so or worse.
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In face-to-face interviews, researchers asked them about education, work, and whether they got sidetracked by prison, divorce or unemployment.
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Meadows said he "absolutely" supports the concept but has been sidetracked by administration efforts to rein in skyrocketing drug costs unilaterally.
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Focus on this measure has been sidetracked in recent days by reports of prison strikes scattered across half a dozen states.
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" McConnell also insisted that he would not get sidetracked by "noise" and "other distractions that [the media] might be interested in.
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Or maybe you can't answer a question about anti-Semitism without getting sidetracked by a diatribe about how popular you are.
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I've always wanted to do a photo book, but I got sidetracked when I started that process in 2011 after Libya.
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But the scientific discussion has now been somewhat sidetracked by questions about the independence and validity of the I.A.A.F.'s research.
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After getting sidetracked by this and other stuff, somehow, my mind adjusted to the lack of vowels and I plowed through.
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I almost made it to the elevator but got sidetracked by the pool, located in a courtyard just off the lobby.
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But on their way to ending car ownership, Uber and Lyft got sidetracked and ended up clogging cities with more traffic.
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A much needed national conversation about the N.S.A.'s encroachment on civil liberties became sidetracked by debates about his own motivations.
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Later in the speech, Trump sidetracked to talk about his decision to cancel planned talks with the Taliban at Camp David.
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Opponents also say technology upgrades would be sidetracked while the private entity was set up, potentially adding years to awarding contracts.
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He can get sidetracked pretty easily, but I've never seen him not tinker with clubs so much over the last year.
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Second, they all have him cocking his head back against a wall and rapping laconically like this: But let's not get sidetracked.
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"And frankly, he was just a better messenger and communicator than she was," Conway said during a lengthy response before getting sidetracked.
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Rob talks about F1 2019 and its interesting but too-sparse narrative, before getting sidetracked by describing the plot of Draft Day.
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How much did you guys get sidetracked talking about life or art when you were supposed to be finishing the album together?
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You know, without getting sidetracked by hunger, laundry, TikTok, that random Keeping with the Kardashians episode I never got to watch, etc.
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Then we got sidetracked looking at people's weirdly long walkways to their personal piers and we wondered: How long was too long?
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George Barany: John started working on this puzzle in April 2015, but got sidetracked by the earthquake in Nepal later that month.
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We've had some pretty bad smog events this summer, and I'd hate to see the effort get sidetracked over an ill-advised note.
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In Colorado Springs, Trump got sidetracked by a couple of disputes from last year as he tried to rebut a Clinton campaign ad.
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If humans are looking for fun, and we often get sidetracked into games, then we might mistake the game itself for the fun.
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There's no getting around it, most Ikea stores are huge— and it's easy to get sidetracked in the maze of rooms and departments.
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It's all too easy to get sidetracked by the latest new strategy for success — like social media or digital marketing or sales automation.
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This was right around when Ellen DeGeneres simultaneously made pop culture history and sidetracked her career by coming out on her own sitcom.
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He was sidetracked only temporarily in his early teens by the club scene in New York, where he lived from 13 to 16.
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" In a second post, though, he reminded her not to get too sidetracked, adding, "We have a lot of work ahead of us.
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I/O is only one of several tech conferences that have been sidetracked by the disease, beginning with Mobile World Congress last month.
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At the time, we simply put SoFi reporting on our to-do lists and then, like all reporters, got sidetracked by breaking news.
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I ended up taking a cinematography class while going to grad school at U.S.C., and I kind of got sidetracked for 40 years.
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Sanders maintained he would not get sidetracked by Clinton's remarks, saying his focus remained on defeating President Trump and the ongoing impeachment inquiry.
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Rival campaigns said Rubio may feel a need to return to the optimistic message he stuck to for months before getting sidetracked by Trump.
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Caesar's designs on liberation are sidetracked by a classic—and classically human—dilemma: the question of whether to seek revenge or to move on.
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Even with wife, Melania, alongside for the longest stretch of his presidency, Trump was consumed by the story that has deeply sidetracked his agenda.
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Meadows, for his part, said he "absolutely" supports the concept, but has been sidetracked by administration efforts to rein in skyrocketing drug costs unilaterally.
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The easiest way for me to do this, while not getting sidetracked from client projects, is to set up shop at my local Starbucks.
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He could choose to wait, particularly given that Mr. Trump is likely to be sidetracked by his own domestic troubles for the foreseeable future.
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But he kept getting sidetracked by repeating unfounded claims that the tax bill poised to pass the Senate would hurt rich people, himself included.
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Gold, the Olympian whose career was sidetracked by mental illness, was moved to tears as the audience saluted her in a significant comeback performance.
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We often get sidetracked by other topics like our favorite reality shows or her sign (she's a Virgo sun, Cancer rising, and Sagittarius moon).
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We got Larry leaving Craig's Wednesday where he was talkin' possible Matt Lauer replacements -- but quickly got sidetracked by a woman with a vape pen.
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That has its own effectiveness, but at the same time, because everything is moving so fast right now, we don't want people to get sidetracked.
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And that focus shouldn't be sidetracked by discussions that seek to determine exactly what level of police violence against black children is or isn't "frightening."
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As long as you stay focused on achieving your own financial goals instead of being sidetracked by what other people most value, you'll get there.
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As impeachment gained steam this year, Trump said Pelosi's Democratic majority in the House was being sidetracked and damned them as a "Do Nothing" Congress.
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A second official said that contrary to media reports, most in the administration are putting their heads down and not getting sidetracked by the sideshow.
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Seriously sidetracked by its failed attempt to overhaul ObamaCare, the promised program of fundamental tax reform and infrastructural spending increases were put on the backburner.
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Yet the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau reports that borrowers trying to get ahead on their education debt can be sidetracked by their student loan servicer.
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Trump's agenda has been sidetracked by the hubbub over his firing of Comey and the appointment of a special counsel to investigate the Russia ties.
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He's avenging the death of his father and cannot be sidetracked in his mission to take down Bucky (he goes for him in every team fight).
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This may allow us to more effectively concentrate on work the next day rather than getting sidetracked by thinking about other things—you know, like sex.
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His first assignment there was sidetracked when he was hit by another pitch on his left wrist, which was fractured by a pitch during spring training.
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I'm a morning person and like getting to the office early to knock out a whole bunch of things each day before I start getting sidetracked.
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You may be wondering why the Supreme Court granted certiorari to resolve questions about cy pres in a case that could be sidetracked by jurisdictional concerns.
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I often lose focus of reaching my original destination as I go into this mall, and I'll get sidetracked and walk into one of the stores.
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Instead, members get sidetracked and end up on tangents, talking about their failed marriages, sharing parenting advice and helping each other pick outfits for first dates.
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His impulsive tweets and taunts in response to even the smallest provocation -- and provocateurs -- have regularly sidetracked the messages he and his team had hoped to deliver.
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But the story gets sidetracked with the intrigue over Ashley's musical career, and it loses sight of the intimate details that make its early scenes so compelling.
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I planned on getting groceries on my way home but got sidetracked, so I'm still low on options and eat macadamia nuts and a hard-boiled egg.
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There's a lot of times you can get sidetracked and go down different paths, but you have to understand that you get paid to keep people safe.
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The nightmare involves wandering in an immense public transportation labyrinth in hopes of reaching a vague destination, before getting sidetracked by exploring a crappy, equally-serpentine mall.
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I tried to put this in motion a few times in the fall and somebody didn't get back to me or I got sidetracked by another assignment.
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The Witcher 3 demands at least 50 hours of your time, and can be stretched out to well over 100 hours if you like to get sidetracked.
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We must not be distracted or sidetracked by an obscure parliamentary procedure in which two dozen Republicans align with and turn the House floor over to the Democrats.
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So to get sidetracked into these debates about whether or not somebody was welcome at a restaurant takes our eyes off of what's going on in America today.
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I got a little sidetracked by 31A: "Beat generation figure?" thinking it could be a play on an actual name, although the Beat writers I knew wouldn't fit.
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Turns out H.'s phone died and is being weird, so we try to fix that and get completely sidetracked by the infuriating news coming out of Iran.
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Similarly, the administration has failed to rally US regional allies around a common strategy, instead letting them get sidetracked in Syria (and now, Libya) into fighting each other.
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Next, her followers were treated to a photo of cookie dough, with Gaines admitting she got a little "sidetracked" from the task at hand, using the hashtag, #cookiesplease.
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It could be because the campaign was sidetracked by the video of Trump bragging about pussy grabbing and leaked transcripts of Hillary Clinton speaking to audiences of bankers.
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Even Jean understands she's the bad guy, but she goes around saying several times that she's can't control "it" — reminding us in case we forgot or get sidetracked.
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As we've seen with tech congressional hearings over the last year or so, everyone tends to get sidetracked and play whatever political games are most advantageous for the day.
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He was training to be a Navy Seal before he was sidetracked by fame and stardom, he revealed in an open chat on Product Hunt, the product discovery platform.
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America's revolution in high-tech oil production has been sidetracked by — and has contributed to — a two-year crude price rout that has bankrupted dozens of domestic energy companies.
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America's revolution in high-tech oil production has been sidetracked by — and has contributed to — a two-year crude price rout that has bankrupted dozens of domestic energy companies.
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America's revolution in high-tech oil production has been sidetracked by — and has contributed to — a two-year crude price rout that has bankrupted dozens of domestic energy companies.
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DIIV, Is the Is Are (February 19753th) Zachary Cole Smith's DIIV released one album of sterling guitar pop before being sidetracked by drugs and a series of associated controversies.
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Similarly, Baldwin said that one might think that, working remotely, you have a lot of freedom — and in some ways you do — but you can also easily get sidetracked.
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Around four to five caps—people need them for back-to-back exams or to clear through final projects without the worry that that they're going to get sidetracked.
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But this line of thinking gets sidetracked as "The Shadow" starts a slow turn away from self-definition and toward the unexpectedly related question of the future of technology.
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The former 'Daily Show' host posted a video of himself Monday helping load up the sidetracked livestock, which were spotted by a train operator along the N line in Brooklyn.
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It's all right if you get sidetracked by another thought; this is sure to happen at the beginning, and you just need to bring your focus back to your breathing.
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A young South African man emigrates to the United States with nothing but a dream to put plants on Mars, but gets sidetracked with conspiracy theories about hero divers. Twitter.
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Proponents of this view argue that Democrats have been sidetracked by trying to accommodate the various needs of a diverse America and thus have failed to promote a unifying narrative.
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She created a pop-up store to test market the socks — "right away it was just, like, $12,000, gone" — and got sidetracked by the feedback, creating merchandise that didn't sell.
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Their conversations are frequently sidetracked by Google fact-checking: the merits of polyphasic sleep; the difference between tint and hue; how many lines of code were in the original Linux kernel.
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The episode is significant given it has sidetracked her presidential campaign, where Clinton is locked in a close Democratic primary race just days before the first caucusgoers go to the polls.
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While those plans got sidetracked when activist firm Jana Partners took a stake in the company and started pushing for a sale, Cramer said Amazon's takeover could bring them new life.
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But its operations against Islamic State have been sidetracked since Turkey, backed by allied Syrian insurgents, mounted an invasion in northwestern Syria targeting the YPG-controlled Afrin region of the northwest.
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Your career is going to be completely sidetracked, if not decimated, and it causes a lot of personal stress, emotional stress, and physical stress — all of that is a huge cost.
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Mr. Lurie openly supported Mr. Jenkins and other players who have protested, though he encouraged them to hone their message and not be sidetracked by people accusing them of being unpatriotic.
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And, any even mildly-neutral examination of Trump's White House over the past few weeks would conclude that it had descended into something approaching total chaos -- sidetracked by departures and distractions.
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Washington (CNN)Democrats have had the majority in the House of Representatives for just two months, but they've already been sidetracked by an ugly divide over anti-Semitism and other bigotry.
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Its deployment of "petty" as a weapon is particularly canny because it parrots a legitimate strain of press criticism, one that warns reporters against getting sidetracked by meaningless White House spectacles.
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This injury not only halted what looked to be another MVP-caliber season for the athletic center fielder, it was the first of many health issues that sidetracked Kemp's blossoming career.
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Alternately, grad students are expected to bear such abuses and maintain professional propriety lest their careers be forever sidetracked by a bad relationship with their advisor, who may double as their dementor.
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Leslie and Ben (Adam Scott) on Parks and Rec were sidetracked by office politics, but we still got to watch them move in together, get married, have children, and follow their dreams.
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And I've noticed that if I get sidetracked or if I'm not really focused on the music as much, eventually some version of that feeling will come out in somebody else's music.
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If you're like most office workers, odds are you get sidetracked by distractions, meetings, emails, staff chatter, lunch and other tasks that don't necessarily contribute to the work you've been hired to do.
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The action was not seen as so much a market-moving event, but as another hurdle to tax reform, with Washington more divided than ever and sidetracked by a new politically charged controversy.
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Where Mario clearly did everything for a Princess who he loved, Link lived and died for his Kingdom, only getting sidetracked in Majora's Mask when he was stuck in a Groundhog Day hell.
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He's got a big, potentially career-defining show coming up, and his deeply religious mother, Zora (Charlayne Woodard), keeps calling, spurred by a holy—and basically correct—hunch that he's got sidetracked somehow.
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But we must not be sidetracked by self-defeating gestures that would overturn established principles of international law while undermining our national security and economic interests in Saudi Arabia and around the world.
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Just down the dirt road from my starting point I got sidetracked by a partially destroyed church, watched over by an old man with a lantern on a stick and an interest in insects.
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Written by Doug Jung and Simon Pegg, who stars once more as Scotty, and directed by Justin Lin, "Star Trek Beyond" refuses to be sidetracked by solemnity—the besetting sin of some previous installments.
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But Biden also got sidetracked in describing prescription drugs and repeatedly stopped cold when the moderators told him his time was up — a rarity since candidates typically insist on completing their sentences while onstage.
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In development since the early 2000s, the movie adaptation of Yukito Kishiro's manga series was originally going to be directed by James Cameron before he got sidetracked by Avatar and its still pretty theoretical sequels.
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I would make the argument that if the Republicans get sidetracked themselves by talking about shutting down the government and don&apost run on the economy than they are doing we, Democrats a big favor.
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Emma Stone is just right as an aspiring actress running out of optimism, while Ryan Gosling is her perfect complement as an opinionated jazz pianist who gets sidetracked by the lure of a steady paycheck.
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"There was a period last week, I think, where people were getting a little worried about whether the administration was getting sidetracked," said Rick Meckler, president of LibertyView Capital Management in Jersey City, New Jersey.
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What looked like a sure-thing confirmation -- and one that would move the court in a decidedly more conservative direction for years to come -- has been badly sidetracked by allegations of sexual assault against Kavanaugh.
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In "Sidetracked," a debut novel by Diana Harmon Asher, Joseph Friedman, a middle-school student, finds life to be a series of overwhelming distractions, all rushing toward him in ways his mind struggles to process.
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These often estranged neighbors have been unsuccessfully talking for years about liberalizing their mutual trade relations — only to be sidetracked by a constant resurgence of bitter war memories, colonial humiliations, unsettled maritime borders and absurd rivalries.
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But meaningful cooperation has often been sidetracked by points of contention, like India's decision to move ahead with a deal to buy a Russian missile system known as the S-400 in violation of American sanctions.
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But in Washington, some Republican lawmakers and officials have watched in dismay and frustration, they say privately, because the president they are looking to for cover and salesmanship of the health care overhaul keeps getting sidetracked.
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The coordinated attacks against Clinton and glimpses of the New York real estate magnate's family life delighted a raucous crowd after a plagiarism controversy over a speech from Trump's wife, Melania, sidetracked the convention's opening night Monday.
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With media coverage and social media attention driven by the sensational, it's easy to get sidetracked by "clickbaity" issues and personalities that pull our attention away from the real problems we as a party need to address.
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Sidetracked by a tour of duty in Vietnam, he visited New York a year after his return, in 1970, and showed his portfolio to Mr. Szarkowski, who bought two pictures and provided introductions to Arbus and Winogrand.
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"If the administration insists on poison pill riders or extraneous funding requests, then our talks could get sidetracked, particularly if the administration demands funding for a border wall," Schumer said in a speech on the Senate floor.
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Right or wrong, the financial markets and the rest of Europe were convinced that the proposed government was a fundamental threat; now that it has been sidetracked, they will do what they can to prevent its return.
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"So as we move into the surface transportation debate, I hope it doesn't get sidetracked, but history shows us that impeachment will suck the energy and the air out of everything out here in Washington," he said.
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Thune told reporters in June he was looking to reintroduce the bill in the same form, but lawmakers have been sidetracked by a host of other issues and an impeachment inquiry is now threatening any bipartisan work.
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Mr. Buchanan said that to solve social problems, all three sectors of society — public, private and philanthropic — needed to do the jobs they were meant to do at a high level, not be sidetracked by a backlash.
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Later, White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest -- who on Monday asserted that no damage had yet been done to the United States by Republican candidates -- explained that meetings with leaders had been sidetracked with talk of the campaign.
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While he supports Jenkins and the players, Lurie told them they needed to better publicize their goals so they were not sidetracked by people accusing them of being unpatriotic, like those protesting the Vietnam War in the 1960s.
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Tucked within that $630 million sandwich, with the second overall pick in 2010, was Jameson Taillon, a starter for the Pittsburgh Pirates whose career has been sidetracked by a torn elbow ligament, a sports hernia and testicular cancer.
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Gattis earned a position as catcher for the Texas A&M Aggies after high school, but his journey was sidetracked when, crippled by anxiety and substance abuse, he ended up checking into a drug and alcohol rehab clinic instead.
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It's really nice out, so I think maybe I will go for a bike ride before L. gets home, but I get sidetracked when I see one of my plants has tiny little bugs crawling all over it. Ew!
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Plans to count Providence County residents in dormitories and other group quarters have been put off after an effort to convert that head count from a paper tally to a digital one was sidetracked, also for lack of money.
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As you can see in the footage below (reportedly shot at a campaign event in Pawleys Island, South Carolina), Trump was discussing the need to bring overseas jobs back to the United States when he gets sidetracked by mentioning Apple.
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Although preparations for the possible Singapore summit with Kim Jong Un and other foreign policy issues have "sidetracked" Pence recently from his political work, the aide said Pence will ramp up his time on the campaign trail in the weeks ahead.
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Wired gets an inside look at the development of the security suite from the company that made its name with a sexy thermostat but was sidetracked by product recalls, public infighting and the departure of its CEO and co-founder.
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The exchange: Why it matters: Clinton — one of two U.S. presidents to be impeached — was responding to a clip of Attorney General Bill Barr, who said Wednesday that legislative efforts on gun control have been "sidetracked" by the impeachment process.
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This is stock plotting — the athlete sidetracked by domestic matters at a crucial moment — but Mr. Smith and especially Mr. Shannon sell the conceit well, aided by fine performances from Carla Gugino as Anthony's mother and Zazie Beetz as his girlfriend.
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Washington (CNN)The White House on Monday sought to project an image of productive forward momentum, even as President Donald Trump and many of his aides remain sidetracked and preoccupied by dual accounts of a warring and mutinous West Wing.
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At the time, he reaffirmed his commitment to Russia, where Siemens has been present for almost 170 years and has invested about a billion euros ($1.14 billion) in the past decade, saying the relationship would not be sidetracked by "short-term turbulence".
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It's easy to get sidetracked by the novelty of the virtual reality project — it was my first experience with the technology, and by all measures a positive one — but its relationship to the exhibition's other elements is what makes Dawood's show worth witnessing.
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The announcement by Representative Cheri Bustos late on Monday followed several days of turmoil at the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC), a controversy that has sidetracked the organization as it seeks to expand the party's majority in the House in the 2020 election.
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They brought a more principled approach to the talks than Indonesia had shown in many previous such negotiations, which were often sidetracked as powerful businessmen sought to lay claim to some ownership of the mines, sources with knowledge of the matter said.
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Two, he's going to have to get sidetracked from his current behavior to find both his literal, outer home (more important for some than others—some people are totally 'at home' when they are 'on the road') and, critically, the feeling of at-home-ness.
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Critics argued that the money wasn't well spent — much of it went to expensive contractors — and the politicians who were supposed to champion the effort either moved on to bigger roles (Mayor-turned-Senator Cory Booker) or got sidetracked by scandals (Governor Chris Christie).
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The problem is not that we have overstepped by attacking Al Qaeda; it is that we have allowed ourselves to become sidetracked by diversions, like Iraq's Saddam Hussein and Libya's Moammar Gaddafi, each of whose country became a haven for terrorists after we deposed him.
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Whereas the rest of us just laugh things off and endure whatever office annoyances we must until the next opportunity comes along, Leos get sidetracked fantasizing about how they could be doing everything so much better—and find ways to let their bosses know it.
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Square Feet PROVIDENCE, R.I. — While pursuing a plan for student housing in this city's historic jewelry district, Brown University officials were sidetracked by discussions about what to do with a massive, century-old power station sitting vacant alongside the housing site on the Providence River.
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Why it matters: While the outside lawyer investigating the claims ultimately described them as unsubstantiated, the revelation of the investigation is more evidence that bad blood between the nation's top two health officials has sidetracked one of the biggest arms of the federal government.
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Gold's career was sidetracked by mental illness that reached its nadir in 2017, when she had to abandon her bid for the 2018 Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea, and enter an inpatient therapy clinic in Arizona to address an eating disorder, depression and anxiety.
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Gold's career was sidetracked by mental illness that reached its nadir in 20203, when she had to abandon her bid for the 2018 Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea, and enter an inpatient therapy clinic in Arizona to address an eating disorder, depression and anxiety.
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Maybe, but it would be even more meaningful if Kyrgios took it as a big hint that he should start doing justice to his Outback-size talent by hiring a coach and putting a solid platform in place to keep him from consistently getting sidetracked.
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Less than a month after a federal grand jury indicted Stone on charges that he lied to Congress about his communications with Wikileaks and attempted to tamper with witnesses — he has pleaded not guilty — the outspoken GOP operative's case was sidetracked by the now-deleted Feb.
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If you're happy to be sidetracked from all this, there are many wonderful lagniappes to enjoy, including Melrose's menagerie: a goat named Aghast, a dog named Aggro and a horse named Aggrieved, who gives the lie to his name by running a brilliant if unconventional race.
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Stada's new chief executive, promoted to the top job after his predecessor took sick leave, earlier told Reuters he was pushing to make his mark on the 120 year-old company, trying not to get sidetracked by the activist shareholders grasping for control of the group.
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And the House, led by Representatives Ro Khanna, D-California, Mark Pocan, D-Wisconsin, Thomas Massie, R-Kentucky, and Walter Jones, R-North Carolina, pressed for an end to US support to the Saudi war effort last year, until their initiative was sidetracked by the House leadership.
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I just want to reiterate that the fundamental question here is "should mobile broadband providers be able to block and throttle internet traffic" and somehow the court has been sidetracked into nonsensical arguments about whether the availability of VoIP services that connect to the phone system determines the answer.
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But Grace gets sidetracked when she finds out Congressman Sandoval is speaking outside the White House; she's thinking about Will fighting the good fight while she chooses which shade of blue best suits Cheeto finger orange (which, quick aside: My suggestion would be Cerulean, but you do you).
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Politicians and tech companies alike should heed the numbers behind these movements: The women's march exemplified that we all have more in common than what divides us, especially when it comes to economic security and opportunity, we just need to stay focused and not get sidetracked by #alternativefacts.
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The ambitious Sensenbrenner-Scott plan was sidetracked in favor of a much narrower approach, the work of Charles Grassley, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, and Congressman Bob Goodlatte, his House counterpart, that would reduce mandatory-minimum sentences for low-level drug offenders, but not do much else.
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While it would be easy to get sidetracked by the media opportunities and distractions that come with being history-making athletes, it's clear that what's most important to the athletes is changing the perception of Afghanistan as a land of terrorists and refugees for their fellow Afghans and the world. —L.
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Click here for the first story: How Donald Trump could win (CNN)Hillary Clinton has advantages heading into the final stretch of the campaign that any presidential candidate would envy: a fleet of popular surrogates, a mountain of cash and an opponent who is often sidetracked by self-inflicted wounds.
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What makes The Night Of special is the way it keeps getting sidetracked from the whodunnit logic of the case and lingers on the way characters navigate the lines separating legal and illegal, moral and immoral—lines that fail to line up with each other, lines that everyone ignores anyway.
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"I don't want to push men outside of their comfort zones, but I think they are looking for something a little more directed," said Mr. Woodhouse, whose path to design, begun in boyhood, was sidetracked for a time by the challenge he faced in disclosing his sexuality to his parents.
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Indicated 0.9 pct higher The new chief executive of the embattled German drugmaker, promoted to the top job after his predecessor took sick leave, is pushing to make his mark on the 218.6 year-old company, trying not to get sidetracked by a shareholder group grasping for control of the group.
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"There was a strong belief that the world was on its way to a better state which could not be sidetracked and the only trouble was on the outskirts of the enlightened zone — Iraq, Somalia — and we should go there and spread some light so they could join us too," he said.
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Listen to patients House conservative's procedural protest met with bipartisan gripes This Memorial Day, I challenge everyone to find a way to honor our nation's fallen MORE (R-Tenn.) as chairman of the Veterans' Affairs Committee, said he wants documents and answers but does not want to get completely sidetracked over the matter.
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There are too many pressing issues -- of which the NAACP is well aware and working to rectify, including pushing back against harmful changes involving fair-market rent by the Department of Housing and Urban Development -- to allow ourselves to get sidetracked by what might amount to a handful of misunderstandings on airplanes.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers shook up their pennant-winning roster on Friday, trading outfielders Yasiel Puig and Matt Kemp plus the left-handed pitcher Alex Wood and cash to the Cincinnati Reds for the right-hander Homer Bailey, who threw a pair of no-hitters before three major arm operations sidetracked his career.
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In the first debate last month in Miami, former Vice President Joe Biden, the front-runner in opinion polls, was sidetracked from forcefully presenting and promoting the policy ideals of the more moderate wing of the party when U.S. Senator Kamala Harris challenged his record on racial justice in an exchange that dominated the night.
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The hearing was set to provide an update of the review of documents seized in the FBI raid but was sidetracked by allegations lobbed by Avenatti about secret audio recordings he alleged Cohen or his associates leaked to the media involving Daniels' previous attorney and by Cohen and Trump's attorneys saying Avenatti's conduct was unfitting.
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Of course you ought to be assembling a deck to present to the executive committee tonight, or finishing the taxes you meant to file last Sunday until you got sidetracked by sports, or reading these briefs, or getting your inbox to zero, or just sitting in darkness with a goblet of bourbon, worrying about your place in the world.
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Season one, set in 2006 and 2007, takes place on the verge of the collapse of the housing market, as an otherwise standard murder investigation in a small town is sidetracked by the presence of Lorne Malvo (Billy Bob Thornton), an amoral contract killer who works for a faceless organization that seems to permeate everything, even if no one realizes it's there.
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It's easy to get sidetracked by all the possible missions in Walden: your friend Ralph Waldo Emerson asking you to fetch books he left stranded on rocks, opportunities for employment as a surveyor and specimen collector for Harvard, a puzzle from your sister Sophia, or a visit to the post office, where a kindly written rejection notice is waiting from Horace Greeley.
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Sanders maintained earlier this week he would not get sidetracked by Clinton's remarks, saying his focus remained on defeating President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats outraged over White House lawyer's claim that some foreign involvement in elections is acceptable Senators take reins of impeachment trial in marathon question session White House announces task force to monitor coronavirus MORE and the ongoing impeachment inquiry.
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In that context, it made all the sense in the world that Sanders would be less interested in defending the actions of the supporters he had than he was in reaching out to people who didn't yet support him but might if they knew more about him and his ideas — and weren't sidetracked by dramas that didn't reflect either of those things.
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We are at the point where many casual fans are able to recite all of Alabama's losses in recent years: the two upsets by Ole Miss, the Johnny Manziel game, the lifeless Sugar Bowl against Oklahoma, the much more vivid Sugar Bowl against Ezekiel Elliott, the Cam Newton Iron Bowl and, of course, the so-called Kick Six (which quite likely sidetracked Alabama's fifth title).
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But instead of focusing tightly on an economic agenda that seeks to address why there are fewer people in the workforce and why those who are working are not seeing the kind of productivity gains common in the past, Trump often gets sidetracked into conspiracy theories that Republicans fear could turn off the relatively high number of currently undecided voters who might otherwise be inclined to try something new.
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Pat ToomeyPatrick (Pat) Joseph ToomeyNSA improperly collected US phone records in October, new documents show Overnight Defense: Pick for South Korean envoy splits with Trump on nuclear threat | McCain blasts move to suspend Korean military exercises | White House defends Trump salute of North Korean general WH backpedals on Trump's 'due process' remark on guns MORE (R-Pa.) complained Tuesday that the Senate and the Senate Finance Committee had allowed itself to be sidetracked by Trump and House Democrats before he voted against the agreement.
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These were definitively declared to be her shoe of the day, before she quickly got sidetracked by the many other pairs at her disposal: Such as the "so 2013 Kylie" collection of heels she keeps on the top shelf composed almost entirely of fully crystalized and studded platform Christian Louboutins, a style she and her sisters are pretty much single-handedly responsible for popularizing: The "2016 Kylie" collection, on the other hand, still features plenty of Louboutins and a whole lot of sparkle, just minus the signature platform silhouette: And then, of course, there's those heels you'll always love but can never find a reason to wear: She then poses a truly troubling, existential question to her Snapchat fans: who doesn't love dope Gucci heels?
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