Sentences with phrase «from losing my train of thought»

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Those who stutter, utter inanities or lose their train of thought suffer the fate of Tim from Anaheim, who molders on hold for two hours and 40 minutes, then speaks for 12 seconds before Rome presses a button that sends him plunging through an imaginary trapdoor.

Hello Mike, I'm 5 ft 7, 20 years old and weigh 171 pounds i was fat and i used to be 225 pounds and i lost about 52 pounds from just running and no weight lifting or strength training at all because i was not aware that cardio burns the muscle lean with the fat, my goal right now is to gain muscle upon reaching 140 pounds so i don't look skinny fat what advice you can give me i need help, i can't afford a gym membership, do you think i should do just resistance training and what type of workouts do you recommend for me.

Hi Rachel, I started doing some of the stuff you said and I already notice a difference, even if it's small, I just wanted to know if what I was doing is enough to make me lose the thigh fat i'm 5,2 and my weight is 113 lb and I have 28 % body fat my thighs are 98 cm * measuring from around the butt *, so here's what I do: I walk 6 - 7 Km * 1h and 22/28 mins * 4 days a week and I do low empact cardio with no jumping in my home and a HIIT from what you suggested in another post, I do the cardio and the HIIT each on separate days, one day a week, and I do leg resistance training 2 days a week separated by upper body resistance training 2 days also so, what do you think?

Kelly Reichardt's minimalist Western, about a lost wagon train and the man who thinks he knows the way to safety, was one of the best films of 2010, with a strong performance from frequent Reichardt star Michelle Williams and a haunting sound design.

But this provocative idea is quickly lost to muddy motivations (Zeus was always a flip - flopper, but just try to follow his train of thought here) and tiresome action that suffers from a lack of audience identification in a hero who sorta wants to save the day, as long as it doesn't mean taking any favors from Dad.

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