Sentences with phrase «into hitting a brick wall»

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The Flash must make decisions in the blink of an eye or he might run into a brick wall or get hit with a cold ray.

Dribbling can be deadly in and around the area but you need to have space to move the ball into or you just hit brick walls.

Bottom line: If you jump into the Paleo (or any low - carb) program and hit a brick wall because of side effects, instead of giving up on low - carbing for good, add back your carbs until you feel better again and then try cutting down again, but go slow to give your body the time to adapt to the idea.

Seems like UK dating population has hit the brick wall with all the pubs and meeting places being too odd to make new friendships at, but Love Chemistry online dating site is here to give them a helping hand, with just a few clicks and some time spent making a profile you can dive into the world of online dating and find new mates to hang with.

A report by the Wall Street Journal claims that Intel's grand plans to stuff Android and Windows into the same tablet have hit a brick wall: neither Google nor Microsoft want hardware to sport the competitor's OS alongside their Wall Street Journal claims that Intel's grand plans to stuff Android and Windows into the same tablet have hit a brick wall: neither Google nor Microsoft want hardware to sport the competitor's OS alongside their wall: neither Google nor Microsoft want hardware to sport the competitor's OS alongside their own.

«This program and sub-community was formed by series veterans in an effort to help and encourage new players to learn, ask questions, get into the game, and enjoy it as much as possible without hitting what can sometimes feel like a ridiculously thick brick wall.»

Commentary: More than two years into the current virtual reality era, it feels like we've hit a brick wall.