| I can ring touches of Stedman Doubles no problems but whenever I look at the Stedman Triples work I get nowhere. |
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| Let's hope these tropical storms, these depressions out there get nowhere close to Miami or anyplace else in Florida. |
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| By prolonging our deliberations while being challenged by such important matters to be addressed as soon as possible, we will get nowhere. |
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| We can have a fantastic justice system but if people cannot access it, we will get nowhere. |
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| I'm sorry to be so brusque, but in the five minutes I have, if I'm not brusque I get nowhere. |
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| Points of order on relevance will get nowhere because we are essentially talking about the umbrella and anything goes. |
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| There are other kinds of inspections that might be contemplated, if the others get nowhere. |
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| Many people get nowhere just because they do not know where they want to go, but depend on chance to bring along what they hope for. |
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| If we are not, we will get nowhere, and Ireland will not be the only country to vote against enlargement. |
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| Without an answer to the question of where we are going, we will get nowhere. |
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| If everyone agrees with them and says that they are wonderful, we get nowhere. |
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| In addition, when a team are too static through the middle, they get nowhere. |
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| When you set yourself too short or unrealistic deadline you will experience a lot of frustrations and get nowhere. |
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| Some are fatally weak in both and get nowhere, yet very few are developed in both. |
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| If the Turkish question is perceived as a new Battle of Lepanto or Siege of Vienna, then we will get nowhere. |
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| If you try to deal with the digital divide as a little illness without looking at links to bigger global challenges, we will get nowhere. |
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| We get nowhere because the veto of the permanent members applies to amendments of the charter designed so the security council should yield to the general assembly. |
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| But they will get nowhere without equal clarity in our programming modalities, in the organization of our partnerships, and in the efficient management of this Organization. |
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| As long as we each work on our own, we will get nowhere. |
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| No matter who you are, if you don't know how to share, you'll get nowhere. |
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| Socrates pointed the way toward clarity in the use of language when he demonstrated to his disciples that they would get nowhere in their dispute about justice unless they agreed upon clear definitions of the words they used. |
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| If bilingualism always starts and ends with money, it will get nowhere. |
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| However, we on this side can complain all we want, move all the motions we want, ask all the questions we want, if the need for a new fiscal arrangement is not recognized, we will get nowhere. |
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| We have come here to tell you that we already have solutions and that we are ready to look for more, but we are convinced that we will get nowhere. |
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| I know that it might get nowhere, but this is my only recourse. |
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