Understanding your line of thinking can help you recognize where you might get stopped up and how your train of thought influences your decision-making process.
We've learned to unclog the pipes ourselves, but our successes are short-lived — they soon get stopped up again.
We've learned to unclog the pipes ourselves, but it doesn't last long: they soon get stopped up again.
"They get stopped, thrown up against the wall, frisked.
While crime has been going down, the number of people getting stopped has been going up.
"We got stopped by a guy warming up his Mercedes," she said.
Brehon discussed getting stop-and frisked up to four or five times a month and the psychological effects that built up because of his run-ins, notably the negative consequences stop-and-frisks had on his education and eventually getting expelled.
We fought with the school board to reinstitute a bus route, and we fought with the city to get stop signs put up between a neighborhood park and a busy new strip mall.
But - and here's the moral of the story, kids - Musgrave kept slogging away through his rivals' slush and, hey presto, one day he stopped getting shown up.
We need to stop overeating, stop procrastinating, stop getting worked up over things that really don't matter.
