Sentences with phrase «everyone has a seat»

«We have a culture that says, regardless of your position, everyone has a seat at the table when it comes to discussing everything from current projects to where the company is going.»

Very cool and friendly always partying and socializing with everyone, great at making sure everyone had a seat when we went to local bars or restaurants.

Effective solutions require that everyone has a seat at the table.

Not exact matches

You know, that game where a group of kids is circling a cluster of chairs, and everyone has to find a seat when the music abruptly stops.

We figured that by the time everyone got in and to their seats, and by the time the director and / or stars wrapped up their inevitable introductory speeches, the film would likely start an hour and a half after it was supposed to.

Have a Seat» and Season Six's «For Immediate Release» — both episodes in which a crisis precipitated a remaking of everyone's favorite ad agency.

I went by one day when it was still there you could feel like there was some one going to take you out of your seat it was amazing an never had that feeling before you cant put it in words but believe me i told people around pomeroy an racine ohio you need to go see this swometime it is great an im going to go see it for my self sometime sorry for the loss maybe it will be bigeran better may god bless everyone

«They have a flight manifest that includes everyone's seat number,» said the middle - aged lady next to me.

A gastronomic experience unlike any other, guests arrive on stepping stones that emerge from the water and disappear once everyone has been seated.

Everyone was on the edge of their seat for a first - set tiebreak featuring Pablo Carreño - Busta, the 12th - ranked player in the world who has been steadily rising through the ranks in tennis for the past half - decade.

Spina had told her boss that Minnesota would win and she would need to skip work to buy seats, and her boss had said to go ahead because everyone has to deal with personal addiction.

Even the normal seats aren't selling at the moment, and everyone knows that big players are a draw, and we've just got rid of a major one, so unless there's a replacement, there's no way the seats will be filled.

In the seats, hearts sank a long way down because they had started a long way up; everyone smelled defeat.

But yet again we have a horrendous streak of giving up point to everyone like an open bar while we are in front row seat looking at the season going away... And that is not because we bought / didn't bought players.

We have something for everyone with Huddersfield customers able to book their seats in various locations inside the 24,000 seater stadium with both Longside and Shortside tickets listed for a range of affordable prices.

With everyone looking ahead to the League Cup Final on Sunday, and the fall out from the Hector Bellerin Oxford Q&A taking up most of our thoughts at the beginning of the week, tonight's game has taken a back seat.

Despite having performed well in previous pre-seasons he didn't feel he got a fair crack of the whip with Mourinho in the hot seat but reckons that the former Juventus player and manager is giving everyone a chance.

With both kids we did a lot of «Well, mommy and daddy and everyone else is wearing their seat belt, so you have to as well.»

Never mind the general public... Some examples: 1) the passenger in front of us on our first flight, whom when my daughter was crying while we waited to take off and I said something aloud such as «I'll nurse her once we take off and then she'll be quiet», had to tell everyone around us that she was a nurse and that I was essentially a bad mom to not nurse my baby during takeoff (sorry lady, but the reason I bought her a seat was for her to be in her car seat during takeoff as it's much safer than in my arms nursing).

Our strategy was to take hand - me - downs from everyone who offered and we bought very very little pre-baby except the car seat (we have a mini, so we had to get a very specific car seat new that would fit in our car!)

I've been telling everyone I know about these car seat safety checks because it was so useful for us (and it only takes about five minutes if you're off shopping anyway).

As we were leaving it was time for him to eat, so I nursed as everyone was boarding (thankfully Porter still has family pre-boarding), and he completely passed out and slept in his car seat for the remainder of the flight.

and have done MANY long car journeys with babies and toddlers, changed nappies in the boot, cleaned sick off car seats more times than I can count and listened to the same CD 100 times to keep everyone happy.

While it is not going to be the ideal car seat for everyone, it has won my vote!

This is especially crucial if you're solo because it prevents you from having to unload any other babes, drag everyone into an establishment, coral them in a public bathroom and then do the car seat tango for the millionth time.

You have to pull up on both sides while pushing the foot lever down with one foot, which means everyone has to be «settled» and in their car seats before you can put it away.

The Bumbo (a giant plastic moulded baby seat, for those who haven't had the pleasure) is one of the baby items everyone seems to buy because everyone seems to buy it, not because your child will ever sit in it.

Everyone knows that babies sleep so peacefully when they are in a moving car, and when you are a sleep deprived parent it might be tempting to leave them strapped into their car seat even after you have brought them into your home, so that you do not wake them, in hopes to get a nap in yourself.

It seems everyone who's ever had a kid is happy to offer their input, advice, or experiences with car seats.

Alas not everyone has an extra 100 square feet of floor space for bouncy seats, swings, bumbos....

I would put Alex in the car, back it out of the garage, then run in the house to get Anna's bucket seat (since the garage was too small for loading everyone in together.)

Our minivan is set up for twins so everyone has an assigned seat.

You can either have them plan the seating arrangement, or just place them all on a side table and let everyone pick their own name tag and decide where they want to sit.

Clegg would never survive the devastating cull of Lib Dem seats which everyone expected would arrive in 2015.

It would mean that suddenly all of the perennially safe seats would be in play - to the extent that everyone who lives in them would get to express a meaningful vote for their next MP - if not on election day, then in the primary running up to it.

I had foolishly assumed that whether I liked them or not, people in government were there because they knew how to do their job but the last 12 months alone have included the decision to hold a snap election that then lost them more seats than a bad IKEA intern, Brexit talks that have mimicked that track Paula Abdul did with a cartoon cat, an offensive defence secretary, an international development secretary who had to resign in order to spend less time on holiday, Boris Johnson sadly continuing to be Boris Johnson and all of that and more culminating in an assurance that everything is fine because now our passports will be blue to match the depression everyone will have in 2018.

Remember back in 2006 when Clinton was running for re-election to the seat Gillibrand now holds and everyone was always trying to pin her down no whether she would serve a full six years?

Wong warned, however, that everyone might not have a seat inside.

I was confident the Tories would come first in both seats and vote - share, though like almost everyone else I thought they'd fall short of a majority.

That said, what happens during redistricting is anybody's guess, and for everyone who thinks that Weiner's seat will be withdrawn would do well to remember that there was little talk about eliminating the 9th when Weiner represented the district.

If I'm elected mayor, everyone will have a seat at the table.»

«We think everyone should have a seat at the table through their representatives, and that's not going to happen if there aren't specials called soon.»

As the election approaches, a hotly debated topic has been the comparison to 1992, when a catastrophic opinion polling failure led almost everyone to predict a hung parliament, with Neil Kinnock as Prime Minister, only for John Major's Conservatives to win with a 21 - seat majority.

Then in the early 1970s at first it was thought Labour was on course for a landslide, then that Edward Heath would win comfortably, when the results came in, to the surprise of everyone going off the polls both main party votes had collapsed with Labour having enough seats to form a majority.

I would think it would be fairer if everyone had to wait on line and everyone was given a fair chance to get in, then he picks seat numbers by random draw given everyone an equal chance of asking him a question.

Our campaign for a secular state that treats everyone equally, regardless of religion or belief, means we campaign to see the bishops no longer have an automatic right to seats.

Not sure, if this is undetAnd, labour spent more than the Tories in 2005 75 % of labours spending in 1997 came from the private side, and recall 1979 when the closed shop meant everyone had to joina Union, that union had to give money to the labour party, we knew the next election would be the most vicious since 1992 ′ we win the campaign, lost the election that time, The Tory press isn't as strong as it was then, the tories haven't got lost of «extremist» stories about labour they had thrn to smear us now, They're a smaller party not just cos of Ukip, But labour has a lot of keen strong members, and it'll come doen to 70 or so marginal seats what happens, while not losing our working class votes in Newcastle, birmingham Luton Rotherham, Scotland, and if they're not abstaining, or voting Ukip, we have to ask why they're voting tory

For now a brief note on seat projections — it's rather silly to speculate about how votes would translate into seats in Parliament based on polls four years before an election but everyone does it «just for fun», as Peter Snow used to say.

Even when you're using all 3 seats, everyone has enough room.

Great, now everyone heard the second half of your question, and the first half will have to be a secret between you and the dude in the next seat.