Maybe if we took it easy, things might have been different.
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I took it easy at the beginning and I gave it all at the end.
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Chris Froome and the other top riders took it easy, saving themselves for their last big fight on Saturday.
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As they pulled away I felt odd, then I got it: They were making sure their second-string quarterback took it easy.
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But second, and most importantly, he aimed to shield the bureau from GOP-led attacks that the FBI took it easy on Clinton.
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VanVleet didn't miss a game the rest of the season, but he took it easy in practices as he fought through hamstring pain.
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News cohost Jason Kennedy and wife Lauren Scruggs took it easy over Memorial Day weekend, with a relaxing and romantic trip to Malibu, California.
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Dominic Breazeale, in the second round I hit him with a good uppercut; I could have finished him off, but we took it easy.
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They got together, debated issues, developed their artistic talents, and—let's be honest—took it easy, whiling the hours away by drinking on the terrasse.
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Martinez was feeling under the weather during a 6 2/13-inning start Sunday against Washington and took it easy during his four days between outings.
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We could've made it that much harder and thrown in the five live albums, seven compilations and six EPs, but we took it easy on him this time.
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But what I found is even when my voice would kind of go out, if I took it easy for a couple of songs, it would come back.
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As we told you ... the 'Golden Girls' star worked on her bday a couple years ago, but took it easy at a nice dinner with friends for her 96th.
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As these videos told it, the thunder god just took it easy and tried to live a normal life, including living in a small Australian apartment with a somewhat twitchy flatmate.
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Roach controlled the fight from the outset and took it easy late, which nearly cost him when Mercado (15-2-1) nailed him with several hard shots in the final round.
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But the talk show host took it easy on the bill's co-sponsor Lindsey Graham, who labelled what Kimmel said on Tuesday "garbage," with the host saying Graham looked like his grandma.
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This week I took it easy on my meal prep, so lunch is a collection of whatever vegetables were left in the veggie drawer, Tillamook Colby, a few Triscuits, and a pear.
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We're told she eventually swapped her open-toed heels for Vans sneakers, and "took it easy all night," sticking to Diet Coke with lemon while her crew sipped on Palomas made with Patrón tequila.
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Starting in the summer of 2017, Trump blasted out dozens of tweets suggesting that Jill McCabe's candidacy -- and McAuliffe's donation -- were somehow evidence that Andrew McCabe took it easy on Clinton and worked against Trump.
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But, I thankfully had a talented glam team to get my makeup on and costume ready, and the patient cast members I met took it easy on me when it came time to learn the choreography.
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Clearly, Mercedes-Benz took it easy on the exterior styling and spent all of its effort and funds on loading the E-Class with features that owners will likely never see and, in some cases, never notice.
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Dope for those kids ... but it's not like they took it easy on him for blessing them with his presence -- they went at him hard, with one dude actually ripping Dwight on defense and then freaking a reverse dunk!
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After his Anchorage performance, the singer took it easy and sent Meyhem Lauren and the Alchemist out to Chalet Lake Lodge in Chelatna, Alaska, where salmon gurus Matt Bertke and David Bacon were ready to show them the fly fishing ropes.
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The elder Johnson, who became a famous wrestler in the 1980s and was later inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame, never took it easy on his son when working out and training him as a wrestler from a young age.
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It took DrunkenUnicyclist over four minutes to come back from the seizure and disorientation to let the group know he was OK. Afterwards, the group gave an endearing rush of care and advice for DrunkenUnicyclist, making sure he reached out to someone and took it easy.
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They took it easy and they were proud of the way which Surya took. They prepared for the arrival of their future daughter-in-law. Surya waited a long time at the place she promised to come. Upset, his friends and him went to her home.
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Thompson, p.217 In the seventeenth stage, Géminiani, who was already in fourteenth place, 52 minutes behind in the general classification, escaped. Coppi did not chase him, and allowed Géminiani to win the stage. In the eighteenth stage, Coppi reached the top of the mountains first, but took it easy on the descent, and allowed other cyclists to get back to him.
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He still won the sprint at the end of the stage. Coppi also won the last mountain stage, stage 21, and increased his lead to more than 31 minutes. In the time trial on the next day, Coppi apparently took it easy. Previously he was an expert in such time trials, but on that day he allowed other cyclists to win back some time, and finished on the fourteenth place.
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Racing was at its hardest when the stands were full. Riders took it easy when they were empty and circled the track reading newspapers, talking, even writing letters as they pedalled with one foot, the other steering the handlebars. But sometimes a team would attack when things were quiet. Jimmy Walthour remembered one such night in 1933: Six-day racing was popular in the United States until the Second World War.
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In an emotional and heartwarming moment, Jo was allowed one final moment with her son, to say goodbye. From there, Jo settled down, and took it easy, sticking with her work, and staying away from relationships. She and Jake seemed to be getting along well, and she trusted him after all he had done for her. Later, Jo along with Jake and Jane Mancini fell victim to vandalism.
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He joined the Baltimore Colts in 1958 and was involved in what is dubbed as "The Greatest Game Ever Played" deciding that year's NFL championship. It resulted in both his and the Colts' first ever title win. They would repeat together in 1959. Described as "a lineman with a giant paunch but dancing feet",The Day Plunkett Took It Easy, New York Times Plunkett was known in his later playing years for his massive bulk,Sherman's Battle of the Bulge, Sports Illustrated being listed as high as 315 lbs.
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On the ranch, she now has two new brothers to protect her, repeating her pattern. Jillian gets her to work for herself and not rely on others. At the weigh in, the Blue team picks Elizabeth for the weigh-in, and she loses 5 pounds. Other Black Team members (with the exception of Patrick, who loses 9 pounds, Brendan who loses 11 pounds and Frado who loses 14) all lose very unimpressive weights, and Bob thinks it's because they all took it easy because they figured Elizabeth would be the one selected to count.
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After the 1963 National Tournament, while most of his colleagues just took it easy, Salvador plugged on harder and harder. He bypassed the Regional Meet held in Dagupan City in April 1964 and instead focused all his effort on the National Open slated in August. He was entered in the flyweight class, after his last lift and scores were computed, the Meet officials credited him with a respectable total of 580 pounds which earned him 3rd place honor. A feat that was remarkable at that time despite the fact that he tried to break a Philippine record though in futility.
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Felix reduced her schedule in 2018, saying "In the 19 years that I've been running track, I've never taken a break. Never had a year where I took it easy. Now that this is kind of a year without a championship, I've had to force myself to have a different approach because my goal is 2020. So, if you guys don't see me at as many of the races as I usually run, don't worry, I'm fine, I'm just challenging myself to be smarter." Later in 2018 it was revealed that Felix was pregnant for most of the year, and on November 28, 2018 she gave birth to her daughter by emergency C-section. Felix accused Nike of being unsupportive when she gave birth to her daughter in November 2018.
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Though Leonard showed speed and aggression throughout the bout, several reporters felt he took it easy on Hart, lacking the characteristic snap to his punches, until the seventh and eighth when he gained a more comfortable points margin and came closest to putting Hart on the canvas. His nine months off making theater performances, may have reduced his strength or speed, but it certainly failed to decrease his boxing technique enough to lose the match."Leonard Bests Hart Before 35,000 fans", The Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, pg. 14, 10 July 1923Blow by blow account in "Leonard Defeats Alex Hart Before Thirty Thousand Fans", The Morning Call, Allentown, Pennsylvania, pg. 21, 10 July 1923 Leonard defeated Johnny Mendelsohn On September 7, 1923, in an eight round newspaper decision in Philadelphia.
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Lee took it easy for a while after MiSa, and wrote two episodes of Beating Heart (2005), a drama with an experimental omnibus format of six two- part stories made by a different writer-director team. Lee paired with director Kim Jin-man in the segment Outing, which starred Bae Jong-ok as a forty-something woman having marital problems who meets the twenty-something doppelgänger of her college boyfriend (Ji Sung). It strengthened Lee's position as one of the most eclectic "commercial" writers on TV. Anticipation was high for her next work, and Lee again cast Rain as a K-1 fighter who plans revenge against the actress (Shin Min-ah) who drove his brother to attempted suicide. But despite stylish cinematography from director Kim Kyu-tae, A Love to Kill (2005) was a critical misfire with disappointing ratings.
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" Di Grassi took his fourth successive second-place finish and congratulated his teammate Abt on taking the win. He stated his feeling that it was a deserved victory for Abt, "The one-two is a dream come true for Audi after we started the year so badly and now we’ve recovered and are second in the team championship, and it was my fourth straight podium in a row – I can only be happy!" Third-placed Vergne joined in the congratulations to Abt and Audi for their achievements and said he was happy with the job his team undertook after their poor performance at Templehof the previous year, "The race went very well, I took it easy, I knew from this morning the Audi guys were out of reach. When Lucas was behind I didn’t even look, I let him by.
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In December Aissati trained again and played a few games with the Ajax reserves, but he took it easy to not rush anything. He made a comeback in the reserve against N.E.C. on 16 February 2009, On 22 February 2009, Aissati finally made his debut for Ajax in the 60th minute to come on for Robbert Schilder in a 2–1 draw against FC Volendam after a months of rehabilitation for his knee injury. Aisatti provided assists at his first season at Ajax and on 5 April 2009, Aissati scored his first goal for Ajax in a 2–1 win over Roda JC. In his first season, Aissati made nine appearance and scored once. In 2009–10 season, Aissati once again began playing regularly under Martin Jol as he was no longer in the selection under Martin Jol after a cup match against NEC, Jol said that Aissati was not physically strong enough and let him run up and down the stadium stairs with Miralem Sulejmani in front of full media attention.
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