Sentences with phrase «hit a brick wall when»

Have you hit a brick wall when it comes to what you should be testing with your email campaigns?

I hit a brick wall when I went to Cornell.

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It doesn't matter how good your idea might be when you run out of money you hit a brick wall.

And sometimes when we try to follow Jesus, it seems like we hit a brick wall.

I have repeatedly observed that when one keeps hitting a brick wall by getting rebuffed — especially from those who should care the most — steps are taken to either climb over the wall or knock it down.

You're human — and, like all humans, there are times when you hit the proverbial brick wall.

Max Mosley's long - running privacy battle hit what appeared to be a brick wall today when a European court rejected his legal challenge.

«When the star explodes, the shockwave hits the dense gas cloud like a brick wall.

When you can barely muster the energy to get through life's daily tasks and you have long since abandoned your hobbies, sports, or time with friends, hitting a brick wall at the doctor's office can fill you with despair.

Pictures hit a brick wall on January 22 this year when «The Dark Knight» failed to land an unlikely Oscar nomination, but the studio will jump right back on the horse this year.

Her mental illness is confirmed very quickly when she heads straight for a brick wall with her car without the intention of hitting the brakes or swerving away.

It doesn't work and the film feels like it hits a brick wall, when it could have been an epic biopic.

Forget the glass ceiling: when it comes to the salary gap between the sexes, women have hit a brick wall.

to a month... for ling term traveling 3 months seems to be when people hit the brick wall or find a new lease of life and want to continue... for me anything under 6 months is a short trip haha....

The driving mechanics in Watch Dogs aren't necessarily bad when all four of your wheels are on the road, but once your car goes airborne at a ramp or hits the corner of a brick wall, you'll notice some awkward physics at work.

Further documents suggest Treyarch has hit brick walls in the past when trying to modernise its games.

I forget how deep (maybe 2000 M), but when the heat reaches that point it stops as if it hit a brick wall, thus violating the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics.

«What we find is when due diligence is performed is that often a trail hits a brick wall at a law firm and then the information is simply unavailable.»

I don't have a shred of evidence that there is some kind of grand scheme like that, but when I see the number of policies hitting this same brick wall it all seems too much the same not to be planned.