Sentences with phrase «to get through the year»

This piece will be sure to become a closet staple and get you through years of Fall and Winter weather.

Sure, you might get through this year without suffering an apartment fire.

Just get through this year, and you'll be rewarded.

2 % of claim applications do not get through every year due to such issues.

«They used a number of one - time revenue action to really get through this year,» he said.

Everyone was a teenager at one stage and surprisingly most get through these years and turn out OK.

An inner fire to make it as a writer will get you through years of cold reality.

Why would he need some luck to get through a year without god?

Schools are doing all they can to get through the year with federal funds, furloughs, layoffs, and hiring freezes.

«It may help a few districts get through the year, but many reports I've seen of schools welcoming the additional money have said they're still going to move forward with cuts.»

Among the moments we'll be forgetting from Sunday's 90th annual Academy Awards show are a few pretty good jokes from its host, the recently canonized St. James Kimmel the Just (formerly known simply as late - night guy Jimmy Kimmel), whose easygoing talent for breaking the ice was probably the best way to get through a year in which all the real talk was about Hollywood's systemic failures as a place to work.

On the other hand, if you don't actually feel the need to upgrade to a new phone, the Pixel XL should easily get you through another year.

The holidays is the time when they get to show their stuff and make the money they need to get through another year of competing in this crazy Walmarket.

I know I am not the only one who feels such ambivalence about the start of a new year, or who wonders how to get through the year without losing one's soul, or one's faith, or one's intellectual integrity.

Woods» erstwhile would - be rival, David Duval, tempered expectations, hoping Woods would «get through the year with a full schedule and in a healthy manner.»

Said Richard F. Davis, sponsor of a pupil - protection bill in Delaware: «If we can't get it through this year,...

I find myself thinking «Oh if we can just get through this year, life will slow down,» or «next year we will be in such and such a place» only to be in the same place.

I have shared the best recipe for homemade Thin Mints to get you through the year and it only uses three ingredients!

If we get through the year all right and my play is acceptable, I'll let you call me a Yankee.»

It looks like the deal will in fact be over the # 10 M (with add ons) that will be one of the criteria next season, so perhaps Wenger thinks they will get it through this year

I began challenging myself to try to get through the year without yelling.

«They have a low fund balance, often opeating deficits and they have to issue debt to get them through the year,» Deyo said.

It got an additional $ 500,000 allowance to get through this year — just enough to keep the computer running, Gadelha says, but only half of what the center needed for its entire operation.

The now - retired competitive swimmer learned the importance of rest and recuperation at an early age, he tells Health in a new interview, which helped him get through years of rigorous athletic training — not to mention earn 28 Olympic medals.

Just grab a NutriBullet or an easy to clean blender and you will have comforting and cozy concoctions to get you through the year.

I have enough pairs of shorts to get me through the year, but this pair had such a fun pattern.

No matter what the trends are today, or what they were yesterday, these staple pieces will get you through year to year on any occasion.

After a solid year, it's always worth taking a look back at the flicks that got me through the year, as well as shitting on a few of the corpses that made an appearance.

It's double the size of what the Foreign committees have to get through each year but there's more members voting.

He has repeatedly said that it would take a combination of budget cuts including layoffs and borrowing, in addition to help from the CTU, to get through the year.

Others are veterans whose tried and true methods have gotten through the years.

Many history / social studies teachers, while feeling validated by the new English language arts standards, also feel frustrated by the volume of history content they must get through each year.

Chicago Public Schools CEO Forrest Claypool said in December that CPS can get through the year without teacher layoffs if the union buys into a district contract proposal.

These 3 pieces of clothing for your dog are all you will ever really need to get through the year.

I was diagnosed with cancer in May of 2016 and this was a celebration of getting through that year and a thank you to all of the strong woman who were by my side.

Halo would sell like hotcakes and get them through another year without too much talk of a next - gen device, and they already said they're working on this.

- Hard to get pass rush — maybe it's because I've never been that good at the pass rush, but is it a lot harder to get through this year?

Sadly I missed the game, but it's one that I certainly want to go back and have a look at when I'm not swamped trying to get through this year's backlog.

If you wanted to build a coal or nuclear plant, you'd be limited by capital to fund a plant, land on which to site it, and the patience and expertise to get through the years - long process of building it.

We're sort of been running it now for a year just to make sure that we could run it and not screw everything up, which we got through a year.

Sure, you might get through this year without suffering an apartment fire.

Both of the stalwarts offer a combination of term insurance and whole life insurance to get you through the years.