Sentences with phrase «keep this up for»

You start with the best intentions, keep it up for a while, and then your motivation flags and you're left with a bunch of dusty, mostly blank notebooks.

If you fail to keep it up for a long time, then it's gone.

The neckties - out - greenbacks - in cycle kept up for two years.

Reddoch pays employees an additional 50 cents an hour for the week if they work every day, an additional 10 cents an hour if they work all of that week's scheduled overtime, and another flat payment of $ 25 if they can keep that up for the whole month.

The rain kept up for most of the day, making the long, long walk around Chicago's Grant Park a little more treacherous.

In contrast, John presents a majestic beginning for Jesus, but he only keeps it up for a few verses.

Acts 16:18:» She kept this up for many days.

To look backward again for a moment, after the first world war the hunger blockade imposed on Germany and kept up for several months after Germany had surrendered was one of the things that made the German spirit rankle until it could be goaded into a second world war.

Keep it up for a lifetime or two or three, and then one day — it must — the ice will begin to slide» (The Roadless Yak, Lyons Press).

If you keep it up for a week, I'd say you'll be expelled.

Sonia, This keto thing is pretty hefty and I have immense respect for you keeping it up for 8 weeks already.

I made mine for a bridal shower and I loved it so much that I kept it up for -LSB-...]

We always buy our tree within days of Christmas eve (and keep it up for the 12 days after Christmas).

I kept it up for many years while living in San Francisco but at the time I was in art school and keeping it up became to much and I got rid of it.

«He can't keep this up for long,» said Brennan.

It's akin to a college student only sleeping a few hours a night during exam week (the playoffs), versus trying to keep that up for an entire semester and then doing it during exam week, which is essentially what Brooks asked of Beal this season.

Included are funny pieces by A.A. Milne and Stephen Leacock and a George Ade fable about the Caddy Who Hurt His Head While Thinking; pieces about unusual golfers, such as Commodore Bryan Heard of Houston and Dallas, who shot his age when he reached 65 and kept it up for several years, despite handicaps like a broken arm and leg and terrible eyesight.

I'm just hoping he can keep it up for one more game.

If he keeps this up for an extended stretch, he might be taking home multiple majors this year.

Most of the big names can only keep it up for seven or eight years.

If he keeps that up for the Gunners the Frenchman could well end up our top scorer and after missing a massive chunk of the season, that would be remarkable.

Terry had one of his best years surprisingly how much longer can he keep that up for?

Le Coq keeps this up for two seasons and everyone will be acting like he's always been world - class.

We've got lucky with Walcott's goals so far, but given his track record, it's unlikely he'll be able to keep this up for most the of season, which means it's all down to Alexis!

The info is out there, and EPO will allow you to fight harder and keep it up for a much longer time.

When you're getting by with smoke, mirrors, and guts, you can perhaps keep that up for a while, but what happens when you finally give in?

Fans could stop spending any money and keep it up for a couple years... Lets see how long Silent Stan stays when the club starts costing him money instead of making him money...

You hear that all the time, «so - and - so needs to fight the perfect fight»... usually means they're fucked, it's almost impossible to keep that up for 12 rounds.

This tactic has to be kept up for difficult away games.

It will be tough to keep up for another half.

Because Everton's tactic was obvious - delay, stop Arsenal from playing... I knew they could not keep that up for 90 minutes.

Lets hope they keep this up for the 2nd 45 cheers This is GunnerBoss's post... Its clear Hope is allowed to post and I'm not..

I can do something for twelve hours that would appall me if I felt that I had to keep it up for a lifetime.»

I'm not sure there is anything that I can do about this excessive long wake time window of fuzzing action since he usually has a big bowl movement around 2:00 a.m. I'm only guessing his bowl movement is what keeps him up for 3 hours, but who knows it might be do to my poor waketime strategy during the day.

I have been keeping her up for about 1 hour 15 min, but I'm thinking this may be too long.

Keep him up for at least an hour and repeat.

I've tried putting him down right after I feed him, or keeping him up for various lengths of time, but he just won't sleep between the hours of 7 and 10 pm.

They kept her up for 3 nights in a row.

Parents are eager to talk and play with them, keeping them up for longer stretches during the day, reading to them, giving them opportunities for exercise and tummy time.

P.s i think no matter who it is, you have to have people respect there sleep schedule and not keep them up for that persons enjoyment.

If you're still breastfeeding, keep it up for as long as you and your child like; he won't need cow's milk as long as he nurses at least two or three times a day.

Breastfeeding was the hardest thing i ever had to do, and i am proud that i kept it up for 6 months.

we didn't keep it up for that long because his behavior seemed to improve and we could go back to the regular methods, but kept up the positive recognition of good deeds.

So, generally it can be hard to keep up for a full milk supply if mom's doing more than six hours or so without milk removal.

They seem to sleep ALLLLL day long, and yet they keep you up for what seems the whole night.

I kept this up for two weeks — trying fast rocking, slow rocking, and simply holding her with stillness — but she wasn't buying it.

However, once you start, be prepared to keep it up for a long time if necessary.

For a while one of my sons wanted our home education style to be «more like school» when we opted for a more autonomous style, but we never managed to keep it up for long.

She keeps me up for hours every.

Or should I keep her up for an extra half hour at the end of the following cycle to get her back on track?