Sentences with phrase «treacherous water»

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So Lisa and I are trying just to navigate the treacherous waters of our own kids» lives, and now we have others to care for too.

I hope you've found some of these tips helpful and that they someday guide you as you carefully navigate the treacherous waters that are friendships during the first few months with a baby.

These are treacherous waters for you, governor.

They are heavy, wooden, sea - going boats that were used to help big sailing ships navigate Cornwall's treacherous waters.

With both major parties distracted by leadership battles, Lord West fears Britain has been left unprepared as it heads into potentially treacherous waters.

Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B — a journal from the Royal Society whose motto is «Take nobody's word for it» — wades into these treacherous waters this week with a special issue, «The Impact of Population Growth on Tomorrow's World.»

Not only must we navigate the treacherous waters of processed foods (particularly difficult for parents as advertising for the worst food items is aimed directly at children) but also contend with the growing presence of industrial and agricultural toxins.

I'm here to help you navigate the treacherous waters of corsetry and share my experiences with a brand I've recently become more familiar with: Orchard Corset.

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They've navigated the treacherous waters that are the 2nd album quite nicely, can't wait to hear what in store for no. 3.

As Elizabeth navigates the treacherous waters of international diplomacy and her budding relationship with Sir Walter Raleigh (Clive Owen), Blanchett keeps the ship in order.

As his parents relentlessly set him up with potential brides for an arranged marriage, Kumail navigates treacherous waters in the worlds of both dating and stand - up comedy.

The Book Of Henry is a very bizarre affair, stuck in treacherous waters between kids» movie, terminal illness melodrama and hardboiled film noir.

WHITE FAMOUS Picked up to series STUDIO: Lionsgate TV / Showtime TEAM: Jamie Foxx (ep), Tom Kapinos (w, ep) LOGLINE: Centers on a talented young African - American comedian whose star is rising, forcing him to navigate the treacherous waters of maintaining his credibility as he begins to cross over toward becoming «white famous.»

Logan Lerman and his co-star, the luminous Sarah Gadon, are fascinating to watch as they navigate the treacherous waters of sexual attraction, adherence to strict «moral» codes and religion.

He's dabbled extensively in effects films and navigated the treacherous waters of steep budgets on movies like X-Men and Superman Returns.

It is the beacon of children's dreams, manifested by caring and demanding educators, navigating the treacherous waters of reality — and showing them the course from here to there.

WASHINGTON — A Senate panel last week dipped its toe in the politically treacherous waters of state school - finance equity, an issue that could make waves during the reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act.

But the monkey has a plan for navigating the treacherous waters — and it all has to do with counting!

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They can get writers out of their «writing garrets» and help newbies navigate the treacherous waters of the ever - changing publishing industry.

Romantic Road Blair McDowell Genre: Romantic Thriller Publisher: Wild Rose Press Pages: 290 Cover: Diana Carlile Amazon Barnes & Noble Book Description: When Lacy Telchev buries her husband, she finds herself in treacherous waters.

I'm glad this blog is helping you navigate the treacherous waters of this business.

The once - daunting process of being an author meant navigating some treacherous waters on both the creative side and the business side of things.

«It's treacherous waters where you're forcing something onto them.

In an age of fake news, librarians are more important than ever in showing students how to navigate the often - treacherous waters of cyberspace.

In the video above, we see their work in action as the rescue team dives into trash cans, underground sewers, wells, and other treacherous waters to save animals.

Over 140 ships have been wrecked to the east of Gansbaai, and in 1895, the Danger Point Lighthouse was built to provide safety for ships in these treacherous waters.

The airport is the only way to travel from island to island because the treacherous waters make ferries or boats impractical.

But I think Iain Stewart navigates these treacherous waters well, because he remains true to the science, and true to television.

Looking at the Manhattan skyline while paddling in a rowboat through the treacherous waters of Hell's Gate was humbling and exhilarating.

No victim of a motor vehicle accident should have to try and navigate these treacherous waters without the assistance of a thoroughly competent lawyer.

In this episode of the ABA Law Student Podcast, hosts Fabiani Duarte and Madison Burke deep dive the treacherous waters of student loan debt with CommonBond CEO and Co-Founder David Klein.

The discovery process typically presents the most treacherous waters for the lawyers tasked with handling parallel proceedings.

Ibec CEO, Danny McCoy, says: «A UK exit would send Ireland, Britain and Europe into uncharted and treacherous waters.

A tax professional will be able to navigate you through those treacherous waters and keep the tax man from your door.

It can help find practical and meaningful ways to navigate the treacherous waters of unfaithfulness.

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He's a brilliant conversationalist, whose skill in negotiating potentially treacherous ideological waters is something I've long admired, and I deeply appreciate his efforts here to try and forge a better way forward in a conversation that has been static for so long.

Trailing leader Scott by a stroke, the Yorkshireman made a pudding of Doral's treacherous 18th hole, pulling his drive into the water, scrambling for bogey and finishing tied for third with McIlroy.

The race, patterned after one that was last held in 1936 in stout cruising boats, not only is the longest ocean powerboat race ever scheduled (two laps of 220 miles each), but it crosses what may be the most treacherous expanse of water.

That left a treacherous downhill pitch shot over the water, but DJ was up to the task, sticking his ball close for a tap - in birdie.

A follow - up birdie on the treacherous par - 3 17th landed the Spaniard on the front page of the leaderboard at 6 - under for the week — four shots back of frontrunner Si Woo Kim — but a water ball on 18 seemed to end his hopes for his first The Players title, though he did salvage a par at the last.

Runoff of phosphorus from sources like lawn fertilizer can end up contributing to algae blooms in water sources — accelerated growth that can make lakes and ponds hostile to marine life and treacherous for swimmers and other recreational users.

The treacherous, icy waters around Antarctica are traveled by some 40,000 tourists per year, Bowermaster noted.

The ancestors of hobbits probably left the rift area of Africa (Ardi's home) for Southeast Asia on foot about 2 million years ago, ultimately crossing treacherous ocean waters to land on the narrow, 230 - mile - long Indonesian island of Flores.

To better understand this treacherous stream of water — and its role in the Southern Hemisphere's marine biodiversity — researchers guided autonomous underwater vehicles known as Seagliders (one shown here entering the water) through the Agulhas Current for the first time.

But the waters can be treacherous for conservatives and Trump - supporting millennials.

Buscemi is an old hand at stringy curmudgeons, but Del is a subtler and more complex creation than most of them, and the actor seizes the chance to muddy the waters: the character is a genuinely well - meaning mentor to Charley, as well as, professionally speaking, a treacherous schlub.