Sentences with phrase «-lcb- gasp»

The company's subpar web presence left it gasping to catch its rivals.

The crowd gasps.

Say you and a friend are jogging and you're struggling to make small talk because you're gasping for air; that means you're probably working too hard.

in response to someone landing a difficult trick doesn't, of course, mean that the flip or spin made you gasp at the grandeur and majesty of the universe, but it does make you want to tap the person next to you and say, «Check that out!»

«When we set that goal, you could hear the gasps,» says Brown.

They also - gasp!

The truth is that entrepreneurs too often get caught up in the details of the kinds of products or services they are selling to notice how critical it is to build relationships not just with your customers, but also with your vendors, employees and — gasp — even your competitors.

«In the moment after the «ding» hits, and everyone unbuckles their seatbelt, I heard some gasping,» Gremminger said.

GoPro is gasping for air.

From another, it appeared like the last gasp of an increasingly irrelevant regulator trying to flex its dwindling muscle.

When the federal government tabled its March budget to Parliament, Canada's Earl Grey — sipping literati gasped at the hefty $ 115 - million funding shortfall for the CBC.

One of his shocking points about how Patagonia, an Inc. 500 alumnus, differentiates its products from others in the outdoor apparel industry by their exclusive use of 100 % organic cotton elicited gasps.

But this was a knowledgeable audience: There were gasps, a few whistles, and the roar of applause.

Will there really be a time when physical retail space will gasp its final breath and finally succumb to its slow, agonizing death?

In reality, some clients still like to communicate via the old - fashioned technologies known as the telephone or (gasp) in - person meetings.

Feel free to gasp or scream if it helps (some say it does).

I can hear your collective gasp.

Or (gasp!)

Gasp!

For brands, making people gasp in astonishment or laugh out loud are safe and popular goals.

Since he took over as worldwide managing director in July, he's launched a dozen internal initiatives, ranging from cost - cutting measures (at a firm notorious for not taking its own efficiency medicine) to a new focus on marketing (a word that, by Barton's own account, draws gasps of horror at McKinsey).

The testimony resulted in a dramatic scene during the meeting, eliciting gasps from those in attendance.

What we are seeing in the 2016 presidential election, therefore, may be the last, dying gasp of protectionism.

All too often, however, entrepreneurs and managers complicate the process of establishing one for their businesses, mostly out of anxiety for finding the right wording or phrasing or (gasp) setting the wrong one altogether.

Some Brits gasped recently upon learning Queen Elizabeth II's income will rise 5 % next year — to # 37.9 million from # 36.1 million — at a time when the national economy is suffering.

When the company demonstrated fixing one picture of a woman, opening her eyes and tacking a smile on her face, the audience gasped and burst into applause.

It does believe in gourmet five - course dinners, upscale cooking classes and — gasp — making money.

You even have some idea of how you're going to use it (gasp — a real Twitter strategy!).

Twitter (twtr), the popular social network which serves as a de facto news feed for many people, was not accessible to many users in Boston, parts of the New York Metro area, New Hampshire, and San Francisco, from approximately 8:15 a.m. through 8:38 a.m. EDT, according to an informal and completely unscientific survey of friends and family conducted on (gasp!)

Once Hannity's name was revealed, gasps were heard throughout the room, according to Business Insider reporter Sonam Sheth.

Its last gasp came in November 1998, in the form of the fittingly named «Failure» issue.

The idealistic will tell you to choose the adviser whose intellect and work makes you gasp, whose office you can visit for three hours and still not be done talking.

While much of the East Coast is experiencing what we hope is the last snowy gasp of winter, spring has sprung for Starbucks.

The bicyclist's sudden movement was so unexpected that some audience attendees gasped.

«Those aren't stars,» her mother gasped.

If you've been swallowing the rising costs of doing business, watching as soaring energy prices and exorbitant health - care expenses choke your already - gasping profit margins, you're not alone.

Oddly, though, some are pictured — gasp!

Even worse, what if — gasp!

At home, you want to find out more about this new craft brewery, but a couple of Google searches reveals they're owned by — gasp — Molson!

«While Cyrus crotch - grabbed, faux - fingered herself and dry - humped the 36 - year - old singer, audience members collectively gasped,» she said.

Energy Future Holdings isn't gasping for breath because it paid KKR, TPG and Goldman $ 300 million in transaction fees at the closing of its LBO years ago.

So much is happening on so many fronts involving the president that it leaves those of us who try to follow it all gasping for air.

And of course, I didn't even think to give anyone my number (or gasp: be there in person) to help coordinate everything.

At first gasp, the answer might seem to be, «conquering the world.»

This meant that brokers would have a clear legal obligation to put the interests of clients first — before even their own (gasp!)

The room erupted in gasps when he offered $ 350 million.

Second, mapping to the generic buying process has actually resulted, in some cases, in a constant stream of content that leave buyers gasping for air on intake.

On the other hand, if the recovery of cap - weighted indices like the S&P 500 is not confirmed by uniformity across a broad range of other securities, the historical evidence is that investors have generally been facing the last gasp of a bull market.

What do you take when you combine six savvy content marketers, almost a century (gasp!)

I like to think that — * gasp * — girls have brains, too!