Poisoned by juvenile fantasies of Dana as a vixen in heat (for all men everywhere), Dave struggles to deal with this new information — and whether a confrontation with his wife will destroy
everything they've built together throughout the years.
And when an accident involving Maxon's rocket
threatens everything they've built, revealing the things they've kept hidden, they discover nothing will ever be the same... Read an excerpt
«Our own performance in our own wealth management business, including our own distribution, has been very, very good and overall we remain positive
about everything we've built.
Douglas continues his long line of roles involving successful men caught in a tightening vice that threatens to
undo everything he has built up.
She constantly makes him feel that he's lucky she didn't kick him out, as if he's the only one who stands to lose
everything they've built if they divorce.
I am going to have to take two weeks off from pretty much all exertion due to a minor surgery, and I am more worried about
losing everything I've built than I am about the surgery!
If one has built a career, a home and family in a given community, the real world cost of outwardly contradicting the behavioural patterns of that community is too high for those unwilling to abandon not just the supernatural tenets and reliigious rites, but
everything they've built in their lives up to that point.
It's another to have him determined to destroy you and
everything you've built.
Everything you've built, all you've worked for, how you've defined yourself slips away and you're left to clean up the mess.
Toward the end of the movie, Apocalypse bellows to his fellow mutants - in - arms, «
Everything they've built will fall!
As news of the verdict in the beating case filters down during the day, their livelihood is upended when riots break out and
everything they've built in the community is threatened by violence and looting.
«
Everything they've built will fall!»
Everything we have built has come through hard work and our dedication to building the very best dive product we can without ever compromising our integrity.
If not you will lose everything, but
everything you have built will still be there.
Can we find some way to get away from arguing about improving our immediate prosperity, and instead start to think a bit about the medium - to long - run that will determine the fate of our civilization and
everything we have built in it?
«I didn't want to give up
everything I had built,» he says.