Let's try to retrain ourselves and think ahead so that we don't have to interrupt a stream of thought and respond to a last-minute request.
Try to retrain your thinking from "If only...then I'd be happy".
They are very chic and can be used to hide bald patches/blonde hair (blonde is definitely not cool or hip hop) Forget the basics of the english language: As with rapping, try to retrain your tongue to move left to right rather than the more natural feeling (and sounding) up and down as you form words.
Dr. Steven Lichtman, a pediatric gastroenterologist at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine, told me that timing is everything when you're trying to retrain a kid who has lost the urge to poop to feel it again.
They say they have learned their lesson and are trying to retrain consumers to buy at full price by having fewer items available, hoping shoppers will buy that brown turtleneck immediately rather than risk not getting it.
The continuing public debate surrounding the "software gap" has mainly been focused on the practice of recruiting foreign programmers, who are issued visas for skilled workers, instead of trying to retrain American workers for those jobs.
Ms. Norton, for her part, may be reluctant to acknowledge that many of her traditional administrative assistant skills are obsolete, but she has tried to retrain — or as she puts it, adapt her existing skills — to a new career in the expanding health care industry.
Seven years ago, the Fox network led the way in trying to retrain our brains away from the idea of the television season; it was going to introduce series year-round, so that shows wouldn't lose momentum (if they had any) from being preëmpted by weeks of post-season baseball.
Meg Carpenter… "The Social Network," directed by David Fincher and written by Aaron Sorkin, rushes through a coruscating series of exhilarations and desolations, triumphs and betrayals, and… Seven years ago, the Fox network led the way in trying to retrain our brains away from the idea of the television season; it was… Life can be hard on a privileged white woman.
She wanted to know, for instance, why an enterprise that had seven thousand new jobs available in central Florida hadn't tried to retrain some underemployed black migrant workers instead of soaking up every clean-cut middle-class kid between Key West and Philadelphia.
We are "trying to retrain abilities".
