It's okay to show that my patience has worn thin.
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The excitement from the 2018 election has already worn thin.
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The Chancellor's legendary patience finally seemed to have worn thin.
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Some investors have already left, their patience having worn thin.
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His message had worn thin, and so had Pastner's confidence.
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But for many, his charm has worn thin in recent years.
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But clearly Ecuador's patience with the mercurial Wikileaks founder has worn thin.
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Clinton and Mr. Trump clashing on the same stage had worn thin.
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By now though, the novelty of marrying two tracks together has long worn thin.
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As this season neared a conclusion, however, Ryan's bluster and boasts had worn thin.
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French claims to impartiality are already worn thin, at least in the eyes of many.
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There were signs during Tuesday's speech that Trump's approach has worn thin among world leaders.
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But patience has worn thin — a shift made clear by the deal reached on Monday.
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But his act, once largely seen as endearing, has seemingly worn thin on New Jerseyans.
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But patience in the White House has worn thin quickly — and it's already resulting in action.
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Forget the distinctions between human and host, which have worn thin as the show has progressed.
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But LeLand Gantt makes Pilate his own: a dapper snake of a man with patience worn thin.
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My fingers are still nimble enough to pull off the moves, but time and patience have worn thin.
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The early luster that Trump showed in New Hampshire, Super Tuesday and the Southeast primaries had worn thin.
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Then in Novorossiisk, worn thin around the edges and with bald patches down the sides and on the elbows.
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By the 1990s, the rationale for Israel's continued presence in Lebanon — a remnant of its 1982 invasion — had worn thin.
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The tires on her Jeep are worn thin, the "check engine" gauge doesn't work, and she suffers occasional dizzy spells.
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The deep-bunkered, hunchbacked dowager's patience for golfers who got to the top in a mad rush has apparently worn thin.
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There was no room to grow, and after three years the voyeuristic thrill of answering someone else's phone had worn thin.
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Lady Gaga, who's attention-grabbing antics have worn thin along with her music, needs this performance to propel back into the headlines.
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Seldom have these CDs reached out to nonspecialists by achieving a balance of accessible collectors' items and classics not yet worn thin.
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Since then, however, a steady stream of large migrant caravans has passed through the area, and the town's patience has worn thin.
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And he did it at a time when no one was sick of him, when he had worn thin but not worn out.
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Since then, Assange's status has remained in question but his welcome in the embassy and by the government of Ecuador has worn thin.
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Eventually, people's nerves were shot, their patience had worn thin, and many turned to opioid drugs, as well as Valium and other soporifics.
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Unlike Peter Parker, whose teasing, could-it-be-me act has worn thin, T'Challa is super and proud, turning at will into Black Panther.
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This enlivening flicker occurs well past the midpoint of Tom Schulman's tidy adaptation of his Oscar-winning screenplay from 1989, when hopes have worn thin.
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Trump administration officials suggested Friday that their patience had worn thin over the North's repeated defiance of Security Council resolutions on missile and bomb testing.
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Gordon Houlden, the director of the China Institute at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, said the Chinese government's patience with preliminaries had worn thin.
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I know well that the very real obstacles to removal injure the psyche of those worn thin by the relentless onslaught of awfulness erupting from this White House.
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But his patience has worn thin and he has been telling associates and his own investors that time is now up for the world's No. 1 food company.
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French President Emmanuel Macron has shouldered the mantle of hardliner, warning that patience has worn thin with a country which has often frustrated Paris's hopes for deeper European integration.
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And being worn thin by tension leaves us less able to comfort teenagers and young adults who feel upset about missing events or enjoying spring on their college campuses.
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READ MORE: House to house: Sweeping ISIS from Mosul Temperatures have dropped, patience has worn thin, and little can be done to control the raw desperation of the small crowd.
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A year in, however, we are confronted with the stark reality that this security blanket is getting worn thin from repeated attacks on the legitimacy and credibility of our democratic institutions.
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The flaring-up in recent months of the clerical sexual abuse scandal has threatened to engulf Francis's papacy, as patience with him has worn thin among abuse victims and their advocates.
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Barack Obama's pledge of no "boots on the ground" has worn thin, but there is little indication that he is ready to sanction military support on the scale needed to regain Mosul.
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Kumin's decision to merge his fund into Schonfeld illustrates the pressure on managers as equity markets have boomed for years and investors' patience with high costs and middling returns has worn thin.
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He will face a deeply split parliament where there is no consensus on what Brexit should look like, and a negotiating partner in Brussels whose patience with British politics has worn thin.
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"In the beginning there was a lot of solidarity," in countries like Colombia, she says, "but that has worn thin, particularly in the cities that have been overwhelmed in border areas," she says.
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"The world's patience with Putin's repeated pattern of malign behavior has worn thin," Gavin Williamson wrote in a newspaper column, urging that Britain's defense capabilities needed to keep better step with Russia's broadening tactics.
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Created by strategically laid "rumble strips" as a way of livening up journeys across the flat landscape, the novelty has worn thin for locals who say the constant droning melody is driving them mad.
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It is adding new two new board members, embarking on new businesses and trying to give the chief executive, Marissa Mayer, room to succeed on her changing business plans, but patience has certainly worn thin.
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In the 2006 midterm elections, Democrats positioned their party as a check against an increasingly unpopular Republican president whose decision to invade Iraq and Afghanistan had worn thin with much of the United States electorate.
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But Moscow's impatience for an end to the conflict has grown steadily as the domestic political gains Mr. Putin enjoyed when he first sent warplanes and tanks to Syria in August 2015 have worn thin.
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Patience with the social network had already worn thin among users, advertisers and investors after the company said last year that Russia used Facebook for years to try to sway U.S. politics, an allegation Moscow denies.
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Patience towards President Salva Kiir's government in Juba has worn thin as the refugee numbers have grown, fuelling talk in international policy circles – including the opinion pages of the New York Times - that "trusteeship" is a viable solution.
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His glossy reform sheen has worn thin in the wake of the brutal murder of the journalist Jamal Khashoggi at what appears certainly to have been the behest of the government Prince Mohammed heads — or more precisely, beheads.
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Though party officials had just named her chair of the Democratic National Convention the day before, the Ohio congressmember looked more like an exasperated public school principal, patience already worn thin mere hours into the first day of school.
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The confrontation, which lasted for hours on Sunday and Monday, took place on the island of Lesbos, where tolerance of the growing refugee population has worn thin, and where members of far-right, anti-immigrant groups have been exploiting the frustration.
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Rapid advancement in North Korea's missile arsenal over the last year has likely increased the price required for a deal to cap or reduce it, as trust between the parties has further declined, US elections approach and patience among Pyongyang's elite has worn thin.
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Lesnar's an odd duck in that his standard "throw men around" Suplex City matches have worn thin with opponents he doesn't click with, but he turns it way up with guys he has chemistry with and he has an uncanny knack of knowing who those men are.
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But Mr. Trump made clear that his patience had worn thin, and with a new, more hawkish cohort of advisers — led by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and the national security adviser, John R. Bolton — the president faced less internal resistance than earlier in his administration.
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The organization called for Beijing to adopt "deep and far-reaching market reforms" going forward, pointing out the Trump administration's more aggressive approach to China, and the European Union's attempt to get tough on unfair technology transfers as instances of the patience of stakeholders worn thin.
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Trump can tell Xi that his government needs to stop complaining about having been left out — the self-pity has worn thin and is not worthy of a rising great power, especially one not at all reluctant to bully smaller parties such as Taiwan and Southeast Asian countries.
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After a year on the job, Barr's strategy of cultivating a close relationship with Trump has worn thin among many rank and file Justice Department employees, and given rise to suspicions that the attorney general has put the President's political interests above those of the department, according to multiple DOJ officials.
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While Trump had some fervent supporters here at the state convention, it was clear from the speeches delivered by delegate candidates that his appeal has worn thin for many Republicans -- a testament to how much work the real estate magnate would have to do to unite the party if he becomes the nominee.
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There were a million ways to dress like a slut if you were a girl (there were no such codes for boys) — our white shirts could be "too transparent" if the cotton had worn thin from frequent washing or if we wore colored bras inside instead of white or "skin"-colored ones.
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Any lingering questions about the true nature of an impeachment trial—whether these proceedings ought to be considered a quasi-legal exercise or a political one—should have been answered by the speeches from the White House's lawyers, Jay Sekulow and Pat Cipollone, who spent their allotted time during the day parroting false talking points already worn thin within conservative media: That House Democrats had barred Republicans from closed-door hearings.
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Lenin was decommissioned in 1989, because its hull had worn thin from ice friction. She was laid up at Atomflot, a base for nuclear icebreakers in Murmansk, and repair and conversion into a museum ship was completed in 2005.
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Variety also praised the film as the end of the Scream trilogy, saying "Aficionados will be the best able to appreciate how wittily Craven has brought down the curtain on his much-imitated, genre-reviving series" while Empire called it "satisfying" though believed the premise of the series had worn thin.
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It's in its footy pajamas, and it needs to take a nap. We wanted something lush and dramatic for the songs on Worn Thin. They usually relegate that kinda over-the-top production to Lady Gaga. But believe me, it works really well with a messy little band like Weep.
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Worn Thin is the debut album by the New York City rock band Weep, released July 13, 2010 through Projekt Records. It includes a remix of the song "Ever Shy" from the band's 2008 debut EP Never Ever, as well as cover versions of Jesus Jones' "Right Here, Right Now" and Rihanna's "Shut Up and Drive".
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When > you travel abroad, it is recommended to bring a photocopy of the information > page. The passport is valid for all countries (unless otherwise noted) until > the date listed on page 2. After expiration, or if your passport has worn > thin or is filled, it must be replaced with a new one. Attention!!! This > passport contains sensitive electronic circuits.
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Rowley ordered McFarland to move his regiment forward to Herbst Woods - now known as Reynolds' Woods - to assist the Iron Brigade. The Midwesterners of the Iron Brigade, under the command of Brig. Gen. Solomon Meredith, had been the first infantry engaged that morning and were being worn thin as they attempted to repel repeated attacks from Confederate Maj. Gen. William Pender's division.
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This left PAVN forces entrenched only 20 miles from the guerrilla base at Long Tieng.Anthony, Sexton, p. 339. Noting the urgency of the situation, the CIA Chief of Station noted the Hmong resistance had been worn thin by heavy casualties among its male members, the enervation of relocating the soldiers' dependents as refugees, and dwindling support from tactical air strikes.Ahern, pp. 386–387.
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The locomotive was inside ITM's shop undergoing additional work. It was lifted several inches off its supporting trucks and running gear to allow access to the leaf springs and bushings without the need to drop all the drivers. The bushings will be removed and replaced as most have worn thin from years of use. In 2008, the ownership of No. 587 was officially transferred from the Indianapolis Parks Department to the Indiana Transportation Museum.
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Isi cools her off using her powers of wind-speaking, and Bayern wins the war. The two then undertake a journey to Yasid, the kingdom to the south, to find and consult the rumored fire-speakers that live there. Along the way, Enna has to face Sileph and his band of Tiran soldiers. His charisma has worn thin for her and his troops, and they fight, with Finn showing up to help and the Tiran soldiers betraying their captain.
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6 Interpretations is an EP by the New York City rock band Weep consisting of remixed versions of songs from their 2008 debut EP Never Ever and their 2010 debut album Worn Thin. It was released in 2010 through Projekt Records. Singer, guitarist, and songwriter Doc Hammer remarked on the oddity of the gothic rock and shoegaze band producing a dance record: > I had no idea that this would work as well as it did. I mean, we're not a > huge fans of dance music.
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The process for creating the thin strips is tedious and time consuming. Made from hibiscus bark, one cut is made to remove the bark while keeping it in one piece. Once it is cut, Tahitians soak it in water for days to soften it before removing the dark bark, and hitting the light bark until the fibers are worn thin. Once completely dry, the streamer is tied to a chord that goes around the waist while another one runs parallel below the original chord to secure down the strips.
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Mercury wrote down the basic structure of the song on paper played a run-through of the track on piano in his flat to Baker, stopping suddenly to announce, "This is where the opera section comes in". When the rest of the band started recording "Bohemian Rhapsody", they were unsure as to how it would be pieced together. After recording the backing track, Baker left a 30-second section of tape to add the operatic vocals. Reportedly, 180 overdubs were used, to the extent that the original tape worn thin.
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By 1969 the policy of non-alignment and neutrality had worn thin for Prince Sihanouk, ruler of Cambodia. Pressures from the right in Cambodia caused the prince to begin a shift away from the pro-left position he had assumed in 1965–1966. He began to make overtures for normalized relations with the U.S. and created a Government of National Salvation with the assistance of the pro- American General Lon Nol. Seeing a shift in the prince's position, President Nixon ordered the launching of a top-secret bombing campaign, targeted at the PAVN/NLF Base Areas and sanctuaries along Cambodia's eastern border.
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Through fury and rage, Lorde confronts the issues between white and Black women and how, "I am weeping to learn the name of those streets my feet have worn thin with running and why they will never serve me". As a Black, lesbian, feminist, Lorde dealt with inequalities between how white and Black lesbians were treated in public spaces. She takes out this rage on this hypothetical person in the poem to exhibit her anger over such inequalities. "Sister Outsider" is a poem that also happens to be a book by the same name by Lorde.
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"Ordinary tamed elephants have been part of Burmese life for centuries,... the rare and revered white elephant, is believed in Buddhist legend to be a symbol of purity and power". When Orwell moved to Moulmein, in 1926, "he was most probably ambivalent about the colonial state of which he was a part. The Kipling-inspired romance of the Raj had been worn thin by the daily realities of his job in which... he witnessed 'the dirty work of Empire at close quarters'". Orwell writes how he was trapped between his own resentment towards the empire and the Burmese people's resentment towards him.
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Noting Hammer's roots in Dark Wave music, he commented that "With layered, wistful vocals and spacey synthesizers, Weep pays tribute to the bands that have helped to shape the genre while delivering an experience that is uniquely theirs." Chris Dahlberg of Cosmos Gaming identified elements of Dark Wave music in Worn Thin and remarked that the interplay of keyboard and guitar melodies added texture to the album. He described Hammer's singing voice as "smooth and relaxing [...] a perfect fit for Weep's dreamy instrumental arrangements. While he doesn’t vary his pitch as much as he does in his voice acting, the style that he does use is very strong".
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King Street. In other areas the granite stones are laid almost flat forming an early stone-pitched dish drain i.e. King Street. In Gill Street, which has become the main centre for commercial activity within the city, most of the early granite kerbing and channeling has been removed and replaced with concrete kerb and channeling. However, there is a small section of stone kerb and channeling between High Street and Vulture Street. In these areas, the early granite kerbs and channeling has been covered with a layer of concrete, however it is still visible in places where the concrete capping has cracked or worn thin.
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Weep is an American rock band from New York City whose music combines elements of ethereal wave, gothic rock, shoegaze, post-punk and synthpop. Formed in 2008 by singer and guitarist Eric "Doc" Hammer (formerly of Requiem in White and Mors Syphilitica, and writer and voice actor for the animated television series The Venture Bros.), the band's lineup also includes bass guitarist Fred Macaraeg, keyboardist Alex Dziena and drummer Bill Kovalcik. Their debut EP, Never Ever, was released in 2008 by Hammer's Astro-Base Go company and Projekt Records, followed by the full-length albums Worn Thin (2010), Alate (2012) and Weep (2014). Weep's music has been described as dark and expansive, with "shimmering guitars and spacy synthesizers".
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The gauge glass on a boiler needs to be inspected periodically and replaced if it is seen to have worn thin in the vicinity of the gland nuts, but a failure in service can still occur. Drivers are expected to carry two or three glass tubes, pre-cut to the required length, together with hemp or rubber seals, to replace the tubes on the road. Familiarity with this disquieting occurrence was considered so important that a glass would often be smashed deliberately while a trainee driver was on the footplate, to give him practice in fitting a new tube. Although automatic ball valves are fitted in the mounts to limit the release of steam and scalding water, these can fail through accumulation of limescale.
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He also praised Hammer's singing, saying that "One might think that in the midst of all this lush, exquisite beauty, Doc Hammer's gravelly, robotic voice might seem anachronistic, but the contrapuntal effect is actually quite perfect. His singing is higher in the mix than it was on Never Ever and the songs are better for it." He summarized the album as "compelling proof that Weep is not some group of hipster New Wave wannabes, but a band that deserves your attention." Greg Heaney of the online magazine Revolt gave Worn Thin four stars out of five, remarking that "The songs have a lushness to them that makes the album deceptively easy to get lost in", and calling it "an incredibly rich and warm listening experience".
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