That's the long way of saying: more of the same.
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As first spotted by Hackaday, Earl went the long way around.
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There is the long way and there is the short way.
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I walk the long way home and pop into another meeting.
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For English-language readers, this book has taken the long way home.
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Michael Bisping, the guy who got here by taking the long way.
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Kids who take the long way to school to avoid the gangs.
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Let rest for 15 minutes before cutting in half, the long way.
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Chu took the long way around during his visit to North Korea.
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In French, they'll go the long way around saying even simple things.
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Instead, he registers the long way, with an email address and password.
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I don't check my GPS and end up taking the long way.
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And since he's considerate of those sleeping below, he takes the long way.
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But there are a few things you might be doing the long way.
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We took the long way: five weeks, 15 states and a slice of Canada.
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This is all pre-social media, so the message got sent the long way.
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I had to come down past Westminster, had to take the long way round.
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In this case I am not entirely unhappy to have taken the long way home.
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Other country stars joined in on the fun, including "The Long Way" singer Brett Eldredge.
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The long way, the short way, any way is good for Suárez in this mood.
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" This past fall, Robertson appeared in country star Brett Eldredge's romantic single, "The Long Way.
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Fold towels in thirds the long way, then fold in half over the towel bar.
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It's sunny this morning, so I take the long way, driving past the pastures of sheep.
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I drove the long way around the block to avoid Amador Street on my way home.
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It's super windy here today, so I took the long way to work just to be safe.
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If I go the long way, he tells himself, mom will be home when I get back.
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"Yes, but he took the long way," I said, trying to look as natural as I could.
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Fightland: So, take us the long way as to how you came to be here at Tiger.
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Take the Long Way would become the last new material the Dixie Chicks released for 14 years.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE The long way home You don't have to worry about Irgo the German shepherd anymore.
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For commercial airlines and freight carriers, flight restrictions mean taking the long way around, costing time and money.
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That's the long way of saying that I don't think it's too late to look into freezing your eggs.
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Explore the nearest park, plant something new in your garden, or, at the very least, walk the long way home.
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We took the long way home, through Alamo Square Park, the iconic Painted Ladies lined up in the morning light.
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The trio put out their last album Taking the Long Way in 2006, and now, they've announced its follow-up.
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We walk the long way back to my place and watch New Girl until we go to bed at midnight.
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Well, you know, if it wasn't busy and you got a cool car, you'd go the long way to park it.
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Though he isn't vegetarian, "The Long Way" singer prefers plant-based foods and sticks to a smoothie for breakfast every morning.
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We decide to take the long way and walk through the park because it's pretty nice out for Boston in March.
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I start walking through Nolita to take the long way home when my mom facetimes me from her drive into work.
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You add that to the other four dimensions and you can travel through space without having to go the long way around.
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Lelis was quick to warn tourists, however, that some of his colleagues take the long way around to destinations for bigger fares.
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The two writers took the long way home, stopping to talk with conjurers, tramps, convicts, and backwoods preachers all over the South.
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There are plenty of anecdotes out there of cabbies taking the long way or going another route just for a higher fare, too.
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A while ago, I called The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet one of the most delightful space opera novels I'd ever read.
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Their last album, the 2006 LP "Taking the Long Way," took a more pop-oriented direction on its way to winning five Grammy Awards.
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I just went around the long way, thinking every branch I stepped on was loud enough to alert all sentient life in the vicinity.
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This is the long way of saying that this team is hopeless and is absolutely going to fire Hazell at some point this season.
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In 1990, he lost out to Tom Schulman, who wrote Dead Poets Society, and in '98 Best Documentary Feature went to The Long Way Home.
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I also scheduled in intermittent moments to myself, taking the long way home, and getting my nails painted the color of raw squid at Sundays.
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Couple that with some of the best steering of any SUV on sale today and it's easy to find yourself taking the long way home.
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A Closed and Common Orbit, Becky Chambers One of my favorite novels last year was Becky Chamber's The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet.
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Which is the long way of saying that while platinum strands aren't as ubiquitous as shaggy lobs just yet, they're quickly approaching a critical mass.
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Year: 2007, at the 49th Grammy AwardsWhat beat it: "Taking the Long Way" by the Dixie ChicksListen, in this house we stan the Dixie Chicks.
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Bonner drove home the long way—"to avoid the police," he later testified—and dropped both boys off less than a block from Olds's house.
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Again, you can see that there are two ways of finding a unit vector: the long way and the built-in way using the function "norm()".
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More tankers and container ships are taking the long way round Africa via the Cape rather than transiting the Suez Canal to save on canal fees.
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Eldredge previously explained that his lyrics to "The Long Way" represent what he's looking for in a relationship and a partner he hopes to find soon.
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Getting past Florida was going to involve going the long way around, after all: south of Key West, through the Straits of Florida and past Miami.
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A week later, after going the long way around Florida and up the Eastern Seaboard, Hull 200 finally crossed the path of the Staten Island Ferry.
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I passed the Senate office buildings and took the "long way" to my office in order to stop for a moment in front of the Supreme Court.
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It may be the long way around to getting people to "love Windows," as Nadella wants, but it's the only hope left for Microsoft's fortunes in mobile.
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The long way to Austin took us through the towns of Hico, Hamilton, and Lampasas and into the rolling oak-and-limestone hill country of central Texas.
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No, the ass in this clue is a donkey, and Mr. Walden has once again taken us the long way around to realizing that he means PIÑATA.
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I run out to pick up my son and am so distracted that I accidentally make a wrong turn and take the long way to pick him up.
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This is more of mental exercise, unless you're also trying to avoid your boss/loved one/stranger you hit with a car so you take the long way.
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Even Taking the Long Way, which dealt with the controversy and criticism from fans and country radio, didn't get their career back on track, despite winning several Grammys.
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And if it didn't take a full three weeks to travel from Adelaide to the U.S. via sea freight, I might have even considered taking the long way home.
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But Israel's national airline, El Al, still has to take the long way and fears that it will suffer serious financial damage from what it views as aerial discrimination.
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Ms. Fischer had finished drinks with friends in SoHo when she felt like taking the long way home to Brooklyn, strolling from the West Side through the East Village.
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Alex Aliume took the long way to get here: painful visions, astral projection, mysticism, and an unwavering commitment to deciphering the message he feels he's been sent here to deliver.
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Not just her own daughter, who she has raised to perfection, but every child who needs a champion: kids who take the long way to school to avoid the gangs.
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And if all of this sounds too morose, too close too home, and too real, I have one more recommendation: Becky Chamber's The Long Way to a Small Angry Planet.
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Faced with this choice, some believed the safest strategy was to go the long way in the hottest days of summer, when the Apaches tended to retreat to the mountains.
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In each, McGregor and his BFF take a motorcycle trip around the world, first the "long way [a]round" from England to New York City, then from Scotland to South Africa.
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The president also insisted that he would prefer for his Senate trial to "go the long way," and for several current and former senior administration officials to be called as witnesses.
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He tried to explain that 54th Street runs east, with no turns allowed before Third Avenue, but I was too angry to listen and accused him of taking the long way.
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I was commuting from San Francisco to Pebble Beach and back for Monterey Car Week, and I also took the long way, toward Highway 1, one of the world's most fantastic roads.
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There will inevitably be delayed flights, bad meals, drivers who take the long way around town, lost scarves or hours spent wandering in a jet-lagged daze because your room's not ready.
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"I think if he is Satoshi he is going the long way around to prove it," Alan Woodward, a cryptography expert from the computing department at the University of Surrey, told Motherboard.
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Their 2006 album Take the Long Way debuted at No. 1 on Billboard's pop charts and won the Grammy for Album of the Year, but country radio stations refused to play it.
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Even among rap fans (I'm one of them!), who's taking the long way home on the odd chance of catching a bunch of kids huddled in a circle, getting ready to rhyme?
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The low price of oil is allowing cargo vessels to avoid the costly tariffs of the Suez and Panama canals and take the long way round Africa instead, according to a new report.
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Instead, Meek Mill took the long way to the top, first gaining credibility as a battle rapper and flirting with mainstream success, which was derailed by protracted legal battles and stints in prison.
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The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet In the distant future, humanity has overpopulated the Earth, and expeditions have been hard at work terraforming a number of new planets to make them habitable.
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Or there is the long way, which will take a long time and who knows when you will get your leading role, or when you will be cast in a soap opera, but you decide.
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So make each of your mundane tasks a little more magical—take the long way when you walk to work, for example, so you can pass by a garden or park; add meditation to your morning routine.
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This is all the long way of explaining that, by threatening a shutdown, President Trump is simultaneously reconnecting with his voter base, goosing the cowardly Republican leadership, and brandishing his best bargaining weapon against the Congressional Democrats.
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At one point, congestion was so bad that Secret Service agents began directing people wanting to cross to the other side of the floor to turn around, walk up the stairs and take the long way around.
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BOHEMIA "Taking the Long Way: The Super-Heroine's Struggle for Respect," Bob Reyer, senior editor and podcast co-host for Talking Comics, will talk about how comic book characters have become a part of mainstream culture. Aug.
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But it is clear from Josephus's account that the imperial entourage took the long way around, circling counterclockwise around the outer precipices of the Palatine before entering the Forum on the side now dominated by the Colosseum.
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When Tevet uses a lot of duct tape to secure the binders to the glass, you get the sense that these materials sometimes required the artist to take the long way around to do the simplest things.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I want to take the long way to travel a short distance because I am reviewing Susanna Coffey's work for the first time after looking at it for at least 20 years.
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A Closed and Common Orbit by Becky Chambers I read this book last year (it was first released in the UK), and it's a follow-up to Chambers' fantastic novel The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet.
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The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet, Becky Chambers This debut novel from Becky Chambers was originally published in the UK in 2015, but it's now finally available in the United States, and you should read it.
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When I would walk there at night, I felt the edge of a hairy neighborhood, where minding your own business becomes a priority and you'd rather take the long way home than chance a shortcut through the alley.
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Fans may recognize some of its contents in "A Lowcountry Heart," a posthumous essay collection new at No. 11 in hardcover nonfiction, including a tribute to the writer Ann Patchett that takes the long way to its destination.
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Trump also said that he would rather go the "long way" with a Senate impeachment trial and have former national security adviser John Bolton and others testify, but that their appearances would pose a risk to national security.
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The momentary decision to walk the long way home, and maybe stop in a store I happened upon, and maybe spend two hours and a couple bucks there, is just not possible — for me, as a working mom, right now.
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Visitors to Frieze London who are ready to look at art from previous decades and centuries can stroll through Regent's Park (perhaps taking the long way through Queen Mary's Gardens) to get to Frieze Masters, next to the London Zoo.
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"Girl, give me that," he said, grabbing the tail from my hand, cracking it straight down the middle, the long way, between his thumb and middle index finger, extracting the meat—a tiny lobster tail with less pretension, if you will.
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The adventure of driving the dizzying switchbacks of a gravel mountain pass straddled by craggy pinnacles is a reason some travelers will take the long way via Prince Albert toward the fabled, lush Garden Route on the Indian Ocean coast.
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"[I've told her] no matter which way you want to do this – and the choice is yours all the time – if you want me to bathe you and feed you and go the long way, I will do that," says Ziegler, 56.
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Figuring that, after whole weeks of failure, I'd either get the KOM or just go ahead and die already, I went the long way around the truck and blessedly the rest of the road was free, and I took it home to victory.
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Sometimes, the best art happens by accident, as this show has always argued, and when it takes the long way around to making its central plot for the whole season click at the very last moment, it's hard to argue with that point.
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There is no shortcut to the World Series, but Gurriel, the patient son of a national hero who surpassed his father's greatness, and Puig, the anonymous provincial talent who has hastily journeyed both to and from superstardom, both took the long way.
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The long way of describing this track would be to come up with some bullshit argument about how the breeziness of singer-songwriters is a welcome return in a music world consumed by post-production effects and making music that sounds like a rocket ship.
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Her teachers won't let her think through math the way that she likes to do it, trying to force her into going "the long way around" in her work, and when Meg has trouble approaching math in this new way, they decide she is stupid.
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But those who think that way don't know, or have simply forgotten, the history of enormous political difficulties and economic sacrifices the founding members have overcome on the long way from a largely improvised customs union to a single market and a common currency.
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Record of a Spaceborn Few by Becky Chambers, July 24th If I had to pick my favorite space opera published in the last couple of years, it would be Becky Chambers' The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet, or its followup, A Closed and Common Orbit.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - As paths to the NBA from Europe go, Thanasis Antetokounmpo has taken the long way, but having signed a second short-term contract with the New York Knicks and made his NBA debut, he is determined to make his stay as long as possible.
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Brett Eldredge has been having fun showing off his wacky side with new single "Something I'm Good At" – performed here and at the ACMs and CMTs – but he reminded the audience he's also a soulful crooner with the anthemic "The Long Way" off his upcoming album.
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Today in taking the long way around: Gaming modder Banjo Kazooie stuffed a Windows 10 OS into a Wii U, and used it to emulate the Wii U. Kazooie posted the full list of build materials and specs on Sudomod, a message board for mod enthusiasts.
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Looking back on nearly three decades in the tech sector, Peggy Johnson recalled how she and other women used to steer clear of leering colleagues by taking the long way to their desks, and how they felt pressured to laugh at inappropriate jokes in the office.
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While the Powell statement in itself was enough to set off a minor tidal wave in selling, it released a cascade of other concerns that investors had heretofore ignored and couldn't be overcome even after the Fed chief tried to walk back the "long way" from neutral gaffe.
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My screening was around the side of the Palais, and to get there I had to struggle through the rapidly growing red carpet crowds, go the long way around barriers that hadn't been there before, and then try — and for at least 10 minutes fail — to find the entrance.
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He has rough hands and an easy smile and captains a hundred-year-old boat that he takes out to the Channel Islands the long way, a 6-hour trip each leg during which, according to some cursory Instagram snooping, he prefers to listen to old-time country and western music.
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Brett Eldredge had fun showing off his wacky side with his newest hit, "Somethin' I'm Good At," but he reminded the audience he's also a soulful crooner with the anthemic "The Long Way," off his eponymous new release, which sits at No. 1 on the album sales chart this week.
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The Grace 1 was impounded in the British territory on the southern tip of Spain after sailing the long way around Africa from the Middle East to the mouth of the Mediterranean, a route that demonstrates the unusual steps Iran appears to be taking to try to keep some exports flowing.
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The plan was to drive over the Teton Pass, from Wyoming into Idaho, and north along the Madison River through Ennis, and then through Bozeman and east: the long way, to avoid the traffic in the park, he said, and to look in on a few fishing stores that carried Patagonia merchandise.
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Chambers's three novels — The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet (2014), A Closed and Common Orbit (2016), and Record of a Spaceborn Few (2018) — are all set in the same universe, where humanity made it out to where other intelligent species lived and soon found themselves near the bottom of the galactic political order.
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Name is like a Bollywood film—in its joyous embrace of excess, in how it takes the long way round to old-fashioned narrative closure—but it's equally akin to a well-made sitcom, veering into B and C plots I could have done without, though always cutting back to the main action just in time.
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But their revised heading indicates that Qatar may have opted at the last-minute to take the ships the long way around Africa, instead of via Egypt's Suez Canal - delaying their arrival in the UK. Shipping analysts Kpler estimate both tankers will arrive at the UK's South Hook import terminal in the first week of July.
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After Trump's legal team emphatically supported McConnell's organizing resolution setting up a potentially speedy trial, the president mused in Davos on Wednesday morning about going the "long way" on his trial, with testimony from a "a lot of people," including former national security adviser John Bolton, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and former Energy Secretary Rick Perry.
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There's a lot of raw emotion packed into the three and a half minutes of "Gaslighter," which can feel at times like it's more about the message than the melody, but this high-octane, grittier update of the sound the Chicks last left us with on the 2006 LP "Taking the Long Way" is a tempting teaser of what's yet to come.
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Trump also said that he would rather go the "long way" with a Senate impeachment trial and have former national security adviser John BoltonJohn BoltonWhat to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial Nadler gets under GOP's skin 'Emotion' from Trump's legal team wins presidential plaudits MORE and others testify, but that their appearances would pose a risk to national security.
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This time around, for the last show of Eldredge's recent The Long Way tour, Dawson tells PEOPLE he cooked up a surprise that had his headliner just laughing: As Eldredge made his entrance for the New York show, he found Dawson and his band members mimicking the lyrics of opening song, "The Reason," by smoking cigars and sipping drinks at an on-stage bar.
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Find the lowest-priced gas in your area with an app like Gas BuddySavings: up to 30 cents a gallon Avoid toll roads and taking the long way homeSavings: up to $34 per road Wait until September to book your flight (it's still technically summer!)Savings: up to 30 percent per flight Buy tickets directly from the venue instead of paying an online "convenience" feeSavings: up to 27 percent of the ticket price Call your bank or credit card company to ask for a late fee to be reversed instead of eating the cost.
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And here's what I liked reading best: "The Truth Behind the Lie," a marvelous strange Swedish mystery novel by Sara Lovestam; "Stone Cold Heart," Caz Frear's second novel about the London detective constable Cat Kinsella; "The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet," a debut space opera by Becky Chambers; "Stronghold," by Tucker Malarkey, about Guido Rahr's amazing quest to save the wild Pacific salmon; "A Prayer for Owen Meany," by John Irving, which maybe you read a long time ago and ought to again; "Six of Crows," by Leigh Bardugo, fantasy fiction that someone ought to make into a film; the novel "Sourdough," by Robin Sloan, which should never be a film because it wouldn't ever be as beautiful as Sloan's words; and the internet memoir "Uncanny Valley," by Anna Wiener, which is funny and dark and sad, and among other things introduced me to an online game about long-haul trucking.
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