I work hard at my job, I work hard at this.
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" She went on, "I work hard at motivation, and I work hard at persuasion.
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Now, he is healthy and able to work hard at school.
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"I work hard at it seven days a week," Baffert said.
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Or: How many actors have to work hard at appearing natural?
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I work hard at my job and on my personal relationships.
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Like I said, some people work hard at the game of life.
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"I really work hard at being true," he told American Songwriter magazine.
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I don't have to work hard at self-confidence with almost anything else.
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So put him down for wanting people to work hard at all times.
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Imagine: you work hard at Sullivan, Fairchild, Renfro, & Lieberman trying to help people.
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A psychologist studying the above question offers this advice: work hard at something.
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We also need to work hard at recruiting and retaining a diverse work pool.
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And Chinese policy makers will no doubt continue to work hard at de-escalation.
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Work hard at your job, do your best and then enjoy the pleasures of retirement.
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"I advise everybody to love what they do and work hard at it," she says.
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"We work hard at trying to get it right," said Faze Clan CEO Lee Trink.
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If you want something badly enough and you work hard at it, you achieve it.
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If you love what you do and work hard at it then special things can happen.
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But if you want to be good at sports, you have to work hard at it.
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Tamra Judge continues to work hard at the gym – and she's proudly showing off the results.
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He suggests that managers of diverse teams need to work hard at establishing bonds of trust.
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She's the underdog, the person you wouldn't expect to achieve but they work hard at something.
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They pay taxes, care for their families, work hard at their jobs, and yet nothing improves.
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It's possible to find your footing, but the playing forces you to work hard at it.
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"It's very intense and visceral and really beautiful and we work hard at it," Peet, 45, shares.
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Most Chicago officers work hard at a dangerous job in one of America's most violent big cities.
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While companies such as Apple work hard at making their technology accessible, Kelly suggested a few tweaks.
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"I try like hell to hide that bald spot, folks, I work hard at it," he said.
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I work hard at both of them because, like I said, I don't think I'm a natural.
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We're still studying this question, but our best answer at the moment is: work hard at something.
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" She added, "It's not an automatic, but we're going to work hard at it in this case.
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Instead, people become passionate about jobs that they work hard at and become excellent at over time.
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"Oh, I try like hell to hide that bald spot, folks, I work hard at it," he said.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos said in her own statement Wednesday her department would work hard at safekeeping all students.
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The BFFs work hard at their respective games all day, and then hang out with each other all night.
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It gave me a space where I could work hard at something with no big-picture goal in mind.
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That basically leaves Ms. Smith to carry the show on her own, and, boy, does she work hard at it.
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She's doing this awful thing, and I had to work hard at telling myself Okay, she thinks they're in love.
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First, Facebook and Instagram continues to be great for us and we work hard at [cultivating our image on both].
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"The United States intends to work hard at the diplomatic piece of working alongside all of our partners," he said.
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I didn't have to work hard at being sultry or sexy, which was so cool and unique as a girl.
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A psychologist who studies the phenomenon offers this advice: make your brain work hard at something, whether physical or mental.
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Work hard at something, says a psychologist who has studied older people with the mental acuity of 25-year-olds.
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"Obviously, you have to work hard at it to make sure that you're the best that you can be," said Garcia.
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Can I keep my job and work hard at my purpose in this office without being labeled a buzzkill or antisocial?
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The other men were described as stereotypical "dads": they would work hard at their job and take good care of their kids.
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"If [Clinton] becomes the President of the United States, she's going to work hard at trying to make the system work," Balz said.
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As long as you work hard at your craft, and you're passionate, and you love what you do I say, go for it.
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All I wanted was to work hard at a good job with a fair shot at taking care of myself and my family.
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"Women have this idea of a best friend, who is similar to a romantic partner ... and women work hard at these relationships," Dunbar said.
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This is what drives me and my team to work hard at organizing the summit —the belief that we can actually make a change.
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Since these third-party votes typically aren't relevant to the outcome, there aren't any particularly strong incentives in place to work hard at improving.
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My colleagues in the newsroom work hard at this, and it's one of the reasons The Times has such strict standards and rigorous editing.
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But I have to tell you, getting up in the morning to work hard at making the Nth new video game isn't exciting to me.
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" Kudrow revealed that she "had to work hard at being Phoebe," and said she was "struggling" at portraying her character during season three of "Friends.
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As Safeena, Alia Bhatt is dynamite - a true example of an actor who is innately talented and willing to work hard at honing that talent.
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"The Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci: Complete and Illustrated," Leonardo Da Vinci You think that you work hard at being a rigorous and curious artist?
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Teachers deal with a lot of bullshit, and the ones who work hard at their craft try their best to remove themselves from this fate.
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A psychologist studying older people who have the memory and attention of healthy 25-year-olds offers this advice: make your brain work hard at something.
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Tim's parents (Jimmy Kimmel and Lisa Kudrow) both work hard at Puppy Co., but in the evenings they read stories and sing songs to Tim before bed.
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As about Haley's comments, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said China would work hard at reducing tensions on the Korean peninsula and finding a peaceful resolution.
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Asked about Haley's comments, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said China would work hard at reducing tensions on the Korean peninsula and finding a peaceful resolution.
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He loves seeing young men work hard at the sport—lifting weights and studying game footage after school—and then applying the same effort to their coursework.
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" Meanwhile, the second source notes that Affleck and his ex-wife Jennifer Garner are continuing to "work hard at being respectful to each other and are good parents.
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Seeing someone work hard at, and eventually accomplish a goal, even if that goal is something as semi-useless as popping a 100-meter wheelie on a bike.
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" Meanwhile, the second source noted that Affleck and his ex-wife Jennifer Garner are continuing to "work hard at being respectful to each other and are good parents.
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Demick shows the reader that in many ways, the lives of her subjects are entirely ordinary — they fall in love, work hard at their jobs, and have children.
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They know who their voters are, they know how things play at home and frankly, they don't have get out and work hard at coming up with creative solutions.
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They're happy kids but they're very polite children, they work hard at school, they know that they have to work hard and their work has to be done on time.
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"It's very natural for us to talk about how we're pretty normal people who aren't geniuses, who just love music and work hard at what we do," Mr. Prowse said.
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" The second source also noted that Affleck and Garner, who have maintained an amicable relationship since splitting, continue to "work hard at being respectful to each other and are good parents.
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Case No. 2: Beth DuBon, 28, (see a baseball game in Coney Island) Shruti Malik, 33, (plan a picnic with friends) and Saskia Van Horn, 16, (work hard at an internship).
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"My mum used to tell us to work hard at school or you'll end up in Ponte like the rest of the failures," recalls Bijou Dibu, who grew up in nearby Hillbrow.
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"I work hard at what I do and I just carry on enjoying what I do, and it comes as a little distraction... "I said I will never fail a drugs test.
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"He is adamant that his woman be fit and work hard at it, and this is not even an issue with Lopez, who is beyond gorgeous and works to stay that way."
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"I wouldn't say that you can take just anybody and plug them into things on our team and it would work, because we're good athletes who work hard at it," Amendola said.
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Vault: The Digital Security Monthly Subscription Bundle – $9.99 See Details You work hard at creating original content for your site, but you're fine with it ranking on the second page of search engines?
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He didn't earn this trust by being their best friend, he earned it by being the ultimate example of what a good doctor (and person) can achieve if they work hard at something.
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And just knowing that gives me peace of mind … I just know that I'll work hard at whatever it is I decide to do, and with that work ethic I can be successful.
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While the red team has to work hard at not getting tripped up at the protections the blue team put in place, the blue team has to work at protecting the entire company.
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It was just like, having somebody who understands you from the inside, as far as like: I really love what I do, and I really want to work hard at it and understand that.
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Watching Nina work hard at being a professionally funny woman is satisfying, whether she's trying out new material in her empty apartment or staring into a mirror trying out her impressions (Celine Dion, Cher).
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While anybody can start a business, the success of that undertaking is going to depend on the quality of your idea, your willingness to work hard at it and the conditions of the local market.
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Imagine watching the news and hearing that your mother or father has the opportunity of coming home years early if we work hard at it, only to have a handful of senators kill our dreams.
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Clients hire me because I have an established track record of success, work hard at my job, and head one of the few firms in Puerto Rico specializing in mergers and acquisitions of private companies.
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"After a while on the stairs with their jumpers on, they began to fall asleep, so I had to work hard at keeping them awake and looking at the camera," Beach told the Daily Mail.
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"If we work hard at finding mathematically precise definitions of ethics, we may be able to deal with bias in AI and so be able to hand over some of these decisions to fairer machines," Walsh said.
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"He is adamant that his woman be fit and work hard at it, and this is not even an issue with Lopez, who is beyond gorgeous and works to stay that way," a source previously told PEOPLE.
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And when captive chimpanzees work hard at painting, carefully placing their marks to present a balanced picture, we cannot prove that they do not appreciate their efforts... I for one will give them the benefit of the doubt.
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In an interview with BBC Radio 4's Desert Island Discs, David opened up about the special day, while also admitting that "marriage is difficult at times" as he and his wife continue to work hard at their relationship.
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I do think there will be an overall effort — it's already underway — for the Southeastern Conference to do the best they can, and they work hard at this, to provide the best inventory feasible and possible for our television partners.
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"If you study in any other form of life, if you work hard at any job, if you're talented, you don't get banned from doing it," explains Brian, who says he's seen this happen with a whole range of bettors.
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" Menendez was dismissive of the summit, saying Trump "really achieved nothing of any substance, even a definition of what denuclearization is, so I trust the secretary will work hard at hopefully making something happen, which means irreversible, verifiable dismantlement of the nuclear weapons.
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Maybe Irving is sending us a message that, hey, yes, things are messed up but we can get through this if we work hard at fixing the mistakes in our country and that only through these efforts can we truly be united once more.
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In an interview with BBC Radio 4's Desert Island Discs for a special 75th-anniversary edition, the soccer star opened up about the special ceremony, while also admitting that "marriage is difficult at times" as he and his wife continue to work hard at their relationship.
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Hence it's an acceptable ideal only if combined with a pay scale that adequately rewards people who lack the talents required for the most highly paid jobs, but work hard at other, often even more essential jobs — from teachers, nurses, and police to cleaners and waste collectors.
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The sixth seed struck 20 aces and only dropped one game on serve but was made to work hard at times by the world number 53, who had plenty of firepower of his own and claimed second spot on the fast serve list with a 138 mph zinger.
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FROM PEN: Learn The Process Behind Time Selecting The 100 Most Influential People "Being around all these mega-athletes is normal to her, and that's exactly how I want it," she says, explaining that she hopes MMA teaches Araya to reach for her goals and work hard at her passions.
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As for her career ambitions: "I don't have any plans in particular, I just know this is what I want to do and I want to work hard at it, and hopefully keep finding roles as beautiful as the ones I've already been lucky enough to come across," she said.
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The 2016 jury—Karen Archey, Kito Nedo, Emeka Ogboh, Ahmet Öğüt, and Susanne Winterling—selected nine artists as this year's nominees, and from November 12 to December 10, they'll participate in a group exhibition of work based on the theme "HARD WORK, WORK HARD" at Kühlhaus Berlin, a converted industrial gallery space.
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In recent years, that special relationship has been tough: Barack Obama made his opposite number David Cameron work hard at it, with the President making clear to Britain that it could not be taken for granted by symbolically moving a bust of Winston Churchill out of the Oval Office shortly after he entered the White House.
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