Sentences with phrase «get through it without»

Could he get through without denying that the Soviet Union dominated Eastern Europe (Gerald Ford in 1976) or leaving some imaginary figure, a century hence, wandering aimlessly down a California coastal highway (Ronald Reagan in 1984)?

But we got through it without either of us going looney or killing each other.

I am so happy that AA is there for people but I don't think we need a book to tell us how to get through it without God.

No one is getting through them without a few bumps..

I did it with (Thierry) Henry, with (Robin) Van Persie and it always helped them to get through without injury.Sanchez is in the red zone, you can see when he plays, but he can dig deep.

But the fans who can only praise Wenger are looking further back and the hard times we had to endure and how Wenger managed to get us through it without too much loss.

I did it with [Thierry] Henry, with [Robin] van Persie and it always helped them to get through without being injured.

That defeat did snap a four match winning streak from Uruguay though, but they are now trying to get through without Luis Suarez, who is still serving out his international ban for that bite at the 2014 World Cup.

Congratulate yourself for every hour you get through without yelling at your children.

The labor was hard, but I was able to get through it without pain medication.

The proper routine and prepwork for nighttime training, including a system to help older children get through without accidents

Used by parents for baby's night time, nap time, extended car trips and errands, a diaper doubler gives your baby's cloth diapers the extra «umph» to get through without leaks.

How would we get through this without the people who drink wine with us, let us cry on their shoulder, and make us laugh so hard we pee a little?

As [your son] gets better at sleeping and adjust his expectations, it might just take you waiting a few (5 to 10) minutes during night wakings, and he will start to get faster at getting through them without your «help.

We want to get you through it without having to deal with spending all of your time in court system or on the phone with a lawyer.

It will be a process for both my baby and I but I know that we will get through it without disrupting our bond.

After discussing what options would be best for our family and working with us to pick an appropriate time to begin working on our daughter's sleep, we dove in, and I never, ever could have gotten through it without Meggan's support.

Women are taught to think childbirth is very painful and they won't be able to get through it without pain medication.

Ultimately Labour's role in this has proven to be irrelevant, with Cameron easily having enough votes to get through without Labour MPs.

But while May was skewered on numerous occasions, she pivoted back to Brexit and Jeremy Corbyn at every opportunity — and managed to get through without any real clangers.

They want to just do what he's good at and try and get through without any embarrassing incidents.

«We should get through that without any issues.

«We want to do a better job of understanding why some people are able to experience the same things as others and be able to get through them without the same consequences,» Copeland said.

You might get through without an outside reviewer picking up on an unaddressed question, but if somebody notices and you haven't addressed it the reviewers are likely to assume that you haven't thought of it.

If you can get through it without breaking a sweat I am stunned.

In all my years (year after year) getting strep throat, I have NEVER bounced back this quick — not to mention getting through it without antibiotics.

And of course, it's a look at how much I spent on myself this month... Try as I might, December sales have historically been difficult for me to get through without buying new things for myself, haha.

Truthfully though, I don't think I would have been able to get through it all without a good dose of caffeine.

Each room contains an apple to collect and you can also try and beat every level's par time as well as get through it without dying.

At the start of the game the night - time part is nearly impossible to get through without dying - luckily there's not much of a penalty on that at the moment, as I did it a lot.

Even in a cheerier context, HBO's documentary «Bright Lights: Starring Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds» would be hard to get through without tears.

The later levels can be very unforgiving, but thanks to the tight controls players can get through them without any controller - throwing frustration.

Honestly, it's so lukewarm and toothless that it seems as though Majin is aimed more at kids than that adults — and in that context it makes a little more sense, except that I would imagine some of the puzzles to be a little too vague and the bosses a little too frustrating for most kids to get through without some skilled parental guidance.

I say that because on a second viewing thanks to its inevitable release on Netflix instant (this thing had Netflix instant written all over it, just a matter of when they would add it), I could barely get through it without my brain leaking out my ears.

Most four - wheel drives would have got through without any great difficulty, but it very likely would have brought two - wheel drives to a halt.

It is something like being imbedded (sic) in a dilation of yellow peas - pudding, just thick enough to get through it without being wholly choked or completely suffocated... You fancy that all the smoke which had ascended for years from the thousands of London chimneys, had fallen down all at once, after having rotted somewhere above the clouds.

You can't avoid this aspect (because of the up - mentioned details) so you will have to get through this without messing things up — you can end up in bricking your handsets.

I've never waited longer than 5 - 7 minutes with my current broker, and I would say that upwards of 80 % of the time I get through without being placed on hold at all.

I believed, as I wrote a year ago, that «The U.S. economy will get through this without the requirement of massive public bailouts.

I couldn't have gotten through it all without your guidance.

(In some respects, S - ranking individual fights in Furier is easier than Furi mode, since they eased up on the «Time» and «Hits taken» requirements so much that as long as the player can get through without dying once (and I guess does not intentionally stand around not - attacking for several minutes), then they automatically achieve max rank and unlock the full concept art).

It is possible to get through without using it, but many of the alternate routes and background information on the game is hidden away behind doors and computers that need to be hacked.

If you do decide to give it a try, it is possible to get through it without firing a single bullet at a civilian.

Ubisoft have also taken heed of the fact that AC2 was easy to get through without much trouble, so now the combat system has been tweaked and rewards offensive players as opposed to the defensive «Tick tock» style players by giving them more visceral kill animations for their trouble.

And despite a few speed bumps during Microsoft's certification, we got through without many problems.

I * am * saying that you can not claim a level «wasn't hard» if in order to get through it without constantly having to restart the game, you had to also have taken note of a not obvious design choice, and then utilize it with a level of skill that the game had not yet taught you.

Forlornehope: You know, if people had done something about this 20 years ago when the evidence first became incontrovertible, we might have stood a chance of getting through this without a severe decline in living standards.

«You know, if people had done something about this 20 years ago when the evidence first became incontrovertible, we might have stood a chance of getting through this without a severe decline in living standards.

Whether we can get through this without a dramatic increase in mortality is the real adaptation question.

David L. Hagen — The APS is required to re-visit these statements periodically and they probably just wanted to get through it without a huge scene like they had last time when people resigned.