As with the GoVideo unit, networked video was hopeless over a Wi-Fi connection.
For example, if you feel hopeless over your finances, seek out a financial planner or counselor.
If you feel hopeless over your personal relationships, ask your therapist about social skills training.
(Indeed, it strikes you in passing as sort of an intriguing linguistic riddle -- how can the artiste spew out so many verboten words in such profusion and still end up with something approximating a real sentence?) You are not, you like to think, a totally clueless, hopeless, addled, over-the-hill geezer, but this does seem like thoroughly offensive and even provocative behavior.
The 2002 USPSTF guidelines recommended, as a way of conducting the screening, to ask the patient the following two questions: "Over the past two weeks, have you felt down, depressed, or hopeless?" and "Over the past two weeks, have you felt little interest or pleasure in doing things?".
For the first time in sixty years, Republicans will be wise to avoid picking fights about national security, as Romney found out last week when his campaign stepped into a hopeless argument over bragging rights to the killing of Osama bin Laden.
Ministers were contradicting themselves and were "in a hopeless mess" over the issue, Labour's Chris Bryant said.
While it appears to be a hopeless mess "over there," the core of the question has moved from "Is Afghanistan going to be a rigid theocracy harboring terrorists?" to "is Afghanistan going to be relatively moderate modern state that can kick the US out?" While it's sort of sad to be cast as the oppressor or even as a failed friend, the reality in Afghanistan is far better than when we arrived.
Quite a few of his Tory colleagues might have concurred with Lee's view of Churchill's hopeless judgment and over-zealous use of the military, at least right up until the summer of 1940.
In this day and age, perhaps the business of producing printed reference books is, anyway, all holiday at Peckham (1788: "all over, finished, hopeless").
A frustrated greeting card writer (check) with ambitions (check) of being an architect, Tom also happens to be a hopeless romantic (check) head-over-heels in love with the concept of true love.
