Sentences with phrase «done monkey off our back»

Get the 1 and done monkey off our back OR have a legit chance to win it all?

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So how long will it take to get that debt monkey off your back, and how much does it matter?

this is the sort of mentality you probably haven't read it properly and jumping all over just like after a bad result you do, of course winning something is very important and it is directly related to progress if your view is taken then no football club is progress the fact that they got relegated don't cancel out the fact that they won a trophy and winning something is always good don't tell that u weren't relieved when that trophy monkey got off our back so don't talk stupid talk with relevant points.

The Portuguese needs to get the monkey off his back and what better way to do it than at a ground where he is arguably hated the most and against a manager he has historically had the beating of.

After failing to registering a win in their first four games of the season, both Norwich and Sunderland managed to do just that at the fifth time of asking − last time out − meaning we should be in for a cracking little contest between two invigorated teams relieved to have finally lifted respective monkeys off their backs.

If Jack Wilshere is allowed to leave then it shows that A, Wenger don't have a clue what to do with Jack, B, Wenger is like a football farmer, fatten up the English youngsters then flog em off while signing 2nd rate foreign boys, C, Wenger don't give a monkeys about any players who don't idolise him, Jack is future captain material but Wenger doesn't do captains, which is why when the games going against us we run round like 11 strangers with no leader, I will be glad when Wengers gone and taken his useless back room staff with him,

But when a touring circus finally does come to the mall in southwest suburban Orland Park at the end of September, the monkey will be off the back of the 800,000 - square - foot center.

Every time your teachers ask you to do something, or suggest an idea, and you respond, «I'll check into that and get back to you,» you've allowed their monkey to leap off their back and onto yours.

Inspired more by friends like Chuck Wendig, Will Hindmarch and Jane Friedman than Joe Konrath, et al, and emboldened by everything I learned from working with Joshua Tallent while running Digital Book World, my goal for the project was two-fold: do enough of it myself to have hands - on experience of what it takes, what's «easy» and what isn't; and to get the monkey of finally publishing this particular book off my back!

So our plan is to make sure we're taking full advantage of our current rock - bottom lending rate and doing everything we can to get this mortgage monkey off our backs.