Sentences with phrase «often ride a roller coaster»

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This feeling is familiar to anyone who has drifted over a hill on a roller coaster or flown on a parabolic «zero - gravity» flight — often referred to as a «vomit comet» ride because of the intense nausea the experience can trigger.

For the majority of companies we'll be an active participant on the board but often the real value add comes from the hundreds of interactions that occur outside the board room as you use us as a sounding board and partner whilst going through the roller coaster ride of scaling a business.

«Counting absentee ballots is often similar to a roller coaster ride.

Psoriasis patients often find themselves on an emotional roller coaster ride that they never seem to be able to get off of...

Bipolar disorder is often described as a dizzying, sinister and emotionally draining roller - coaster ride.

For parents and carers, the challenges often include working out how to access the right services for their child, and dealing with the roller coaster ride of emotions that can accompany parenting a child with a disability.

Psychologist Darby Saxbe reports that women in chronically unhappy marriages can often be on a «roller coaster ride» of stress levels that rise and fall so frequently that eventually the body stops being able to relax easily.

Basically, you may feel as though you are on a roller - coaster ride of good and bad times, and often you may even feel afraid and isolated from others.

However, most often that is not the case and, when one party says that he or she wants to end the marriage, the other party is devastated and the roller coaster ride starts.