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She even thought of killing herself, but her cats have helped her to get through the difficult time.

Robert is a real tub of blubber. A little more and he won't be able to get through the door.

The scientific literature is so huge at this point, that it's really impossible to get through, you know, everything in your topic area.

The fatso boy wants to get over there through the window of storage, but it is not easy to get through due to his fat body.

I told my readers we would get through it together and carried both roles for a few weeks before the load was heavier than I could bear.

I go, "Oi! " you know, to get out of the chair! It would take me 10 to 12 pain relievers a day, just to get through the day.

Generally you want to generate attraction with your opener then try to get through qualification as quickly as you can.

Sara tells him she feels that she can get through to Michael, and that she would like to understand more about how his mind works.

It might take you a little longer to get through it, but I wanted you to have the same experience.

A training lightsaber did not have the power of a true lightsaber, but it could most likely get through the metal door over his head.

It takes me hours to get through two or three pages, and I can't skim to save my life.

GROSS: Now, let's talk more about the FBI documents that you were finally able to get through the Freedom of Information Act.

Some people are so dry that you might soak them in a joke for a month it would not get through their skins .

Sometimes though, if you just want to get through a test you may be able to use some of the techniques below for memory aids.

My leg , it was a little sore and a little heavy, but I was able to get through it , so I definitely turned the corner.

The message did not get through in the real world, either to staff or to customers.

There seemed to be less need for blankets, for instance, as more supplies get through, he said.

Fortunately, he eventually did not let me down, half an hour later, he offered to get through the phone.

The main function of it is to help me to get through the winter.

But a little advance preparation can go a long way in helping you get through all that pre-flight rigmarole with minimum fuss.

And they were all communicating, and giving me the thumbs-up and saying you know we are going to get through this, we are going to recover.

Actually we thought it a bit too thick that no one from her family came with her to help her get through it.

Operator, I've been trying to get through to the Front Desk for the last 5 minutes. Their line is always busy.

Yes, Barcelona were lucky to get through against Chelsea, and with anything like a normal referee they might have gone out.

Then, after a few nights in the chair, I realised that I would not get through this without some time alone and some sleep in my own bed.

I know a woman who's an incurable optimist: She shows up for work actually believing she'll get through her to-do list.

This is no "Learning Perl" material; at least a few years of programming experience are necessary to get through the rest of the book.

Watching "Rebirth, " she was struck by all the different ways that people suffer and all the ways they get through it, she said.

He had a heart attack when he was still trying to get through her phone line.

The tall man had to stoop his head to get through the door.

I had been trying to call home for two hours but couldn't get through.

At least for now you have to treat this as just a dangerous gig you have to get through safely and efficiently.

Also, the members of your tribe help you to get through difficult times, and they provide you with a sense of community and support.

I would get through working in the morning, and I would sit on the set all day, because it was that exciting to me.

I am trying to call London but I can't get through; I think all the lines are engaged.

Police said the passageway quickly turned into a bottleneck, describing it as being like trying to get through "the eye of a needle" .

Brambles have grown up in the children's footsteps so high and thick that no one could get through.

I can't seem to get through to you that I love you and I'm not going to leave you!

Now let me get through the eating of this dolphin and get some rest and a little sleep.

The bottom line, then, is that there do seem to be some adults in Congress, ready to do something to help us get through this crisis.

Friends get through the phone, and the Secretary said a few words and then told me that the Secretary is a bath, let me see him anyway.

"Hey, Dad, " he called as he ducked to get through the front door. "Look who stopped by. "

Throw in the immense gratitude I feel toward her, and I'm uncertain if I can even get through the conversation.

"Being able to exercise at all suggests having a body that's capable of moving and helping us get through our daily lives, " Kaplan writes.

But miraculously his wife Kimiko managed to get through to him to report that she was stranded at the Imperial Hotel in downtown Tokyo.

It was just like a bad kick and it was to stop the pain so he could get through the game.

Really not thought about it before the next day, the local broadband service center staff to help us get through the broadband network.

After she was discharged from the hospital, she began to abuse drugs to get through the day. Inside, she was suffering deeply.

You know cream rises and water seeks its own level and all that, but it just makes it harder to get through the noise.

Some people are so dry that you might soak them in a joke for a month and it would not get through their skins.

Build two Bunkers just a few feet down each road, spacing them tightly so no Zerg can get through without destroying a Bunker first.

Wilson's adductor is still tender, he played against Fulham and I'm not quite sure how he managed to get through it, but he did.

"It's just a different way to get through the winter, " he said.

Then they strew steel spikes over the road to puncture the tires of any police cars that try to get through.

The move is one of the local government's initiatives to help farmers get through the recent price dive.

A few minutes later, she was able to get through the small door.

Shots came from every side of the stockade , hitting the wooden house , but the bullets did not get through the thick walls .

Mervyn King, governor of the Bank, argues that maintaining the inflationary anchor is the best way to get through the short-term turmoil.

Hard as he worked, he did not get through the exam.

I have something to tell you, and I want you to let me get through it.

It's impossible for you to get through the door.

Stick with only the things you really need. A handful of messages is all you'll ever get through.

and a set of "private" ones for Google's managers, to do with the strategy the firm needs to get through the coming storm.

The spokesman says the money was intended to help the families get through a difficult time.

"We still have to get through financial reform . . . immigration. There's just not enough time, " he said.

In a meeting at the White House, they rejected a deal to get through the next six months.

While you may not be able to save your job or house, there are ways to help your family get through these tough times.

So you'd go through the whole time when Churchill from, you can actually chart the war, it took me like the whole summer get through it.

Hale explains that they tried to call him to get an exact location, but they couldn't get through.

A quarter will spend their wages within a week of being paid and an astonishing 8 per cent get through the lot on pay day.

I tightened my grip as if to say, "Hang in there. We'll get through this. "

I am usually able to get through a few pages of a book without my reading glasses, if necessary.

Look at all these cars, piled up on top of each other, trying to get through this tiny road, unbelievable stuff there.

We were able to adjust the height of the hill, allowing current to get through when it was low, and stopping the current when it was high.

No-one seemed to be able to get through to him - he is obviously a much more complex character than the happy, smiley image.

Let's get through the work quickly. There seems to be little time left.

Hey, why don't I stay with you tonight and help you get through all this?

She was so fat that she could only get through the door sideways.

That 1, 220, 1, 230 (level) is an important level and I don't think it's going to be easy to get through.

In many career fields a woman can't get through the glass ceiling to be promoted to the upper management.

Probably now, if he tried, he could get through that long tunnel, but he was not going to try yet.

Alice found a small door and unlocked it easily but she couldn't get through it. Then she found a bottle of water.

If you were really lucky the same teachers managed to get through the syllabus while also providing plenty of entertainment.

Every bank will be at least tall, meaning it has or will get enough capital to get through the deep recession.

D. ing on some more sleep is a good advice, it's probably the only way I'm going to get through exams with a cold.

It is still an ongoing night. Sometimes I feel our lives are so long that we get through each day by counting time.

Mr Roh, a son of the soil who had taught himself well enough to get through South Korea's ferocious bar exams, was thought to be different.

My mother experienced a lot of shame, and that was what I had to help her get through before she would agree to appear on camera.

Is good protection against luring attacks; unauthorized code trying to get through it will be detected.

"We're prepared to go through these talks as long as it takes for us to get through our agenda, " Glaser told reporters.

We've got to make sure we give a top performance, because it would be unthinkable not to get through now.

Alright, now that you know all of my secrets, can I get through?

You need to hear that people do get through this -- even people who feel as badly as you are feeling now.

"I'm just trying to get through it as gracefully as possible without any drama. "

Everyone has a dream, some of them are easy to get through but some are hard.

It's going to get through this, if I've got a semi-permeable membrane, A Common situation, of course.

"It meant some people, especially with family sponsorship, could get through with very low skill levels, " he said.

If you struggle to get through the day without a constant supply of coffee or tea, it may be down to more than just personal taste.

Substantial enough to be worth the cost and effort to read but entertaining enough so that you can get through it every month.

DOES THIS SOUND LIKE YOU? It "s impossible for you to get through the day without bread or sugar. "

Eventually he did get through, and posed a series of questions to assess an aspect of her personality known as her attributional style.

Encouraged by the stimulus policy, they decided to expand the business to get through the global economic crisis.

"You, " he said, "show this girl how to do what you're doing. When you get through, come to me. "

If the two of you get busy, you should get through 450 lovemaking sessions within a year, perhaps sooner.

Usually I can't get through a script in one session but this one pulled me in and I was hooked.

His head to get through the door.

The wedding felt like a task I needed to accomplish, something I needed to get through step-by-step, a bit like doing homework.

So it will never get through the Senate, and if it did, it would be vetoed by Mr Obama.

I carry a little under 600 calories in it in general, just enough to get through a work day.

You get through the first tier, you rest for a minute, you look back and see how far you've come.

Of course, we would advise you to also implement server-side checks to be sure that duplicates don't get through.

After it was over, Hillary and Chelsea helped me get through one horrible day of pain; then things began to get better.

My wallet, my credentials, everything got left in Freetown. We barely got out with our lives. Can we just get through?

An unaccountable SPLM would be perfectly happy to get through to its own referendum in 2011 without elections.

It has to be smart enough to avoid terrain hazards, and to find a good landing site on the ice. Now we have to get through the ice.

When they get through to the producer, he says it was nothing in particular, just a social call.

We thought we could get through to Main St, by going up a side street but there was a sign that said "Not a through street" .

Because study and sitting room are of get through, with a plasterboard holiday the wall differentiated both bounds.

If you know it all, God's Word can't get through to you.

When I call one of my female friends on a mobile around half of the time I don't get through.

I called all day yesterday, but I couldn't get through (to you).

Detectives suspect many more get through with a few kilos and a bribe.

MW: What was it like doing TV and still doing theater? Was there one that you wanted to get through so you could do the other?

The cache of electronic documents is huge and the AP says the U. S. has hired more Arabic translators to try to get through all of the data.

For me, loneliness is something easy to get through.

This game to Celtic this defensive strategy, although they had a tough game, but finally won, and get through to the next round of spots.

The cabinet and staff seemed to understand and tolerate my occasional flare-ups, and Al Gore helped me get through them.

Because Mr McCain is going to tax health benefits that you get through your employer, your employer may stop covering you.

You get through one deadline but the next one is already knocking on the door.

Of course, I do . I spend a lot of time in reading . If I am free , I can get through a three-hundred- page book in a week.

They might hold the door open for you even if you can get through under your own power anyway.

"Unemployment is not the end of the world, and people get through it, " says Thomas Bonito, a financial advisor in Livingston, New Jersey.

But we've got to get through these times, but I have a fundamental belief in the United States of America.

In appreciation of your help, I was able to get through the driving test and receive the driving license in time.

Most women do not need hormone therapy to get through the hormonal transition into menopause, says Dr. Manson.

All the main roads in the area are punctuated with road blocks. Some travellers do not get through.

I got through with the examination, but did not get through(it).

Lil Wayne had previously told Rolling Stone that he had not sought advice for how to get through his stint at Riker's Island.

All in all it was a good workout and we're pleased to get through to the next round - especially seeing the other results!

You will presently come to a thick torn-hedge, and you will not be able to get through .

He balanced the budget and channelled oil windfalls into a rainy-day fund, which helped Russia get through the 2008 financial crisis.

How did you get through all that money in such a short time?

You always expect good opposition in Holland, but I believe we are good enough to get through.

Many in the industry conclude that this means China wants a message to get through.

The problem with having this feeling is that I did not know how to get through the day.

Mr. Immelt said GE's $120 billion order backlog and large service businesses would help the company get through the recession.

I feel sorry to Mr. Xian's lost and I hope you guys can spare a little private time for Xian to get through this calamity.

He tried to call his teacher yesterday, but couldn't get through.

Discover new tools to help you get through the busy work faster by streamlining the processes that slow your workday down .

Many travellers get upset if it takes even an hour from exiting their aircraft to get through passport control.

Do modern day singles need modern day myths. . . . . . just to help us get through our random and sometimes miserable relationships?

If everything available to our senses demanded our attention at all times, we wouldn't be able to get through the day.

In dealing with the international financial crisis, China has helped the U. S. to get through the difficult times.

It will take approximately three days to get through this outer band, and it will appear as if you are in total darkness.

It never lets anything oversized get through, so it forces you to specify the maximum size for the stuff you want to take in.

Now, it is quite striking that despite this insistence this little article, which I will publish some day, did not get through.

Before and after rolling several times, to help us get through the whole body meridians, gas transported patency .

It wasn't easy to get through the crowd.

I wasn't academic and wanted to be a mechanic, but with his help I developed confidence to get through university.

'I think it's the euro zone's first real test, and I think it will get through it, ' he said.

I'm smart but no genius and it was hard work for me to get through the more abstruse reaches of mathematical logic and epistemology.

Graham Cluley, a computer security expert, likened the attack to "15 fat men trying to get through a revolving door at the same time. "

You need people with a certain scientific resilience, a fighting spirit, to get through the difficult times.

Even with an invitation to the White House, it can be tricky to get through the heavily guarded perimeter.

Google's self-driving cars may soon hit the road in Nevada if a pair of bills get through the state legislature.

Mary once tried to get through a test by copying the answers from the girl next to her.

Carrie swallowed this story in all its pristine beauty. She sincerely wished he could get through the summer. He looked so hopeless.

And if you want your business to stand the test of time, make sure you're sufficiently capitalized to get through the growing pains.

We hear reports that there are trucks loaded with emergency relief [supplies] stranded in the surrounding area but unable to get through.

once your mother and I get through with you.

The operator told me that all the lines were engaged. That's why I couldn't get through to you.

Compare this to my male friends and I get through a lot more of the time.

But I feel he adapts well and with the right commitment he will get through that easy.

And then it sought to get through the ultimate walls with its head -- and not with its head only -- into "the other world. "

Suddenly, without obvious cause, her heart sank, and she asked herself frantically how she could possibly get through her confinement.

I tried to telephone you last night, but the line was out of order and I couldn't get through.

"For entry level jobs, don't focus too much on the money, " said Li. "Once you get through the first year things will be better. "

I'm just trying to get through the day.

Whether the measure will get through Congress this session or not is the sixty-four-dollar question.

did not know how I was going to get through that day, because I have very big wounds with the feminine and the masculine.

It wasn't that it was any more dangerous; it was too fragile to get through the atmosphere intact.

Still, being more attentive and vigilant was all you needed to get through the day.

As it was Christmas eve, the line was quite hard to get through, especially an overseas call.

I called all day yesterday, but I couldn't get through.

Courage to help you face what challenges you at this time; fortitude to get through any difficulties and determination to keep going.

In the book fold is a translucent paper into the chasm between, when that cannot be easily get through.

People began to doubt whether the bill would even get through.

"If you nap every game day, all those hours add up and it allows you to get through the season better, " Nash said.

may be called Dabu Tong, if we get through, and hope that we as brief as possible, stay-call access to the need to call.

Drinking coffee might help you get through a stressful day - but it could also bring on hallucinations, researchers say.

The fifth reason to be happy To get through a sunshine afternoon with happy pigs and dogs.

He had no idea how such a large animal could get through such a small hole.

microphones and can barely get through a meal without being in communication with someone elsewhere than at the dinner table.

But this time I thought I could get through the intersection before the light turned.

But he changed the number to call you but I couldn't get through.

All the water that flows through the wide pipe in a second must somehow get through a narrow part too, which it can do only by going faster.

I tried to call you but I couldn't get through.

And so proud of her mother and father, who helped her get through this time, and her brother, Will.

And she had all the usual academic qualifications which you have to do to even get through the selection process.

As you hate emptiness, I suggest you write a plan to get through the days.

Glass does block out the sun's UVB rays, but about 50 percent of UVA rays, associated with burning and ageing, do get through.

"You would never get through basic training, " scoffed one of his brothers.

At times of high issuance, they could easily get through 10 debt instruments in a year.

Sometimes I try to get through using only one part (like the jet or the proboscis ).

It's easy to get through Manhattan.

He enrolled in an elementary computer training program in his spare time, but he fails to get through.

The things a person had to understand to get through life were relatively uncomplicated.

Before I had entirely extracted myself from Miss Daisy, one young fellow shouted over to me: "Your car is never gonna get through here. "

"There are lots of bumps in the road with transplantations, and people usually get through them, " he said.

I called all day, but I just couldn't get through.

He did all the necessary blocking and tackling to get through a tricky afternoon.

Giving piano lessons only to help a student get through an exam was (and still is) not my teaching priority.

New teachers should leave home early enough to get through any potential traffic problems.

"We haven't built a nuclear power plant in the U. S. in 30 years, " Martin says, "so we'll have to get through that transition first. "

The ingredients for these must be the information, experiences and skills people get through higher education.

I suggest you start thinking'that way. 'It would make it easier to get through this time.

Jackson lamented this year that he couldn't seem to get through to the players.

And say you get through the steps described above, you still have to deal with pointers and worry about memory leaks!

But it was also risky, because we have to get through the crisis.

There is a message that is trying to reach you, and it is important that it get through loud and clear.

There are difficult moments for a footballer, but the best thing is to get through them calmly and remaining clear-minded.

Let me use your pen when you get through with it.

I called the phone company vehicle rescue, simply can not get through, automated voice said the accident had been too much, please wait.

He gets his feet underneath people, and he's tough to get through.

than a loan for a couple of years as a bridge of working capital to get through this tough path.

If any of it did get through he's likely to slice his face open.

They too tried to call home to share the feeling, but couldn't get through.

Or if I get through all my (liquid) food, it's a great day.

Full-time mobile-phone call to remind you temporarily unable to get through. Thank you use to hang up .

Jimmy had his sister to help him get through the painful days alone without his father.

She did pretty well and get through the perliminary.

Memorial services, funerals, and other traditions help people get through the first few days and honor the person who died.

With hard work and determination you can get through your online school with a degree in the area of your choice.

The Lakers were able to get through the Grizzlies defense and shot a higher 46% from the field.

And in a sprawling, multi-ethnic region like Los Angeles community groups can play a vital role in helping people get through the disaster.

How did this sinful woman get through the gate and into the home of the Pharisee and appeared at the table was not an important issue.

With such a big pile to 'get through, ' entertainment is feeling less like leisure and more like a chore.

Most colleges set aside funds to help students get through difficult situations.

I firmly believe that M can get through, and I also hope to go back to work for M in 2010.

It's true, it's a delicate moment, there are some difficulties to get through, but we will get out of it together.

I feel waves of relief when I 'get through' a difficult experience, more than the situation seemed to merit.

Telephone lines are frequently overwhelmed in disaster situations. They need to be clear for emergency calls to get through.

There is, in that sense, something reassuringly familiar about Summerhill, once you get through the gates and behind the caricature.

We now have five days to prepare for the Czech Republic, we want to do well and get through to the next round.

Well, if you're gonna get out, first thing you gotta get through is the doors.

Once firemen arrived, they had to use wire cutters to get through the perimeter gates, and had trouble opening locked cell doors.

Tell this to yourself over and over, and it will help you get through the rough spots with a little more fortitude.

Do these, then let your temper get the time to stand it, time to get through the baptism of the site is not grow up too.

You'll never get through medical school with spelling like this.

ex. She had to duck her head to get through the low doorway.