Sentences with phrase «actually get onto»

So perhaps it is a bit presumptuous to define only these formal programmes as graduate jobs and everything else as «jobs that graduates get», particularly when the majority of graduates do not actually get onto graduate schemes.

But after a few hours it became more and more difficult to actually get onto the server, and finally not being able to at all.

The second thing to understand is the way that ticks actually get onto your pet because this is WHY no product will work 100 %.

You know the importance of staying committed to fitness, but that may not be enough to actually get you onto the treadmill or into the gym.

In the process I found a course I could actually get onto at Leiden University in the Netherlands.

In 2005, when Freddy Ferrer mounted a long - shot challenge against billionaire Mayor Michael Bloomberg, the WFP dithered so long on whether to support Ferrer that when it finally did, it was too late to actually get him onto the ballot.

Not exact matches

Think of it as another market reality check; if you can manage to get more than a form letter from this group, you may actually be onto something.

So to no small extent, it is actually a matter of confidence — confidence that there is a sustainable long - run fiscal path, that policymakers know how to get onto it, and that they have the will to do so.

The ease with which information flows means we all get a whole lot more of it, which actually makes it more likely we glom onto whatever it is that stands out, which makes it stand out even more.

The first time I brought my own, home - cooked meal onto an overseas flight was a revelation — I felt none of the usual discomfort after eating and could actually get some sleep.

I actually haven't had much gnocchi before though so really want to get onto that.

I got ta say, I don't know if I believe The Ascension actually destroyed the office of Breezango and attacked them, or if they just want to claim that they did because it was an easy way to make it onto a pay - per - view.

Actually I think I am onto something with this... she has been good about me brushing her hair but since getting her own brush she wants to brush her hair all by herself any chance she can get.

It's actually not very hard for furniture to tip over onto little ones, especially if a drawer gets pulled out and throws the unit off balance.

My son spent five days in the NICU, and I think it was probably the third or fourth day before I actually even tried to get him to lash onto my breast, and there was no lactation consultant to help me do that, it was the nursing staff.

Antonacci said he won't primary Wilson if the Westchester County Republican manages to get sufficient support to get onto the ballot, but he also expressed some doubt that might actually occur.

As the electorate becomes more and more fractured, small extremist parties might not actually grow in size (the voter base for extreme views remains the same), but the need to get that last one or two votes to build a majority coalition becomes greater and greater, making the negotiating position of extreme parties much greater, and allowing them to force their platforms onto the coalition in exchange for their vote.

I don't put much store in opinion polls, but if true it would only indicate roughly what you would expect to happen at this point in the parliament - 32 % isn't that much lower than Labour got in the 2005 General Election and all it would suggest is that the Liberal Democrats are having a reversal - tactical voting could see them holding onto many of their current seats, indeed it is even possible that if they got 17 % of the vote that if it focused in an area that they could actually end up with more seats, where the switches in support are occuring is crucial - if they are focused then if the Conservative Party were to get 39 % then it might still result in them getting fewer seats than Labour or in extremis winning a 150 seat majority or so?

Believe it or not, it is actually easier to get a camera onto the surface of planet Mars than into the factory of the incredibly secretive Mars candy company.

That was the story for these five women until each stumbled onto an unexpected surprise: a new kind of workout that not only got her body in motion but was actually fun, too.

No need to beat yourself up and cause your body to hang onto negativity — that will just add to your body's stress load and actually slow down the process of getting rid of what's in your system.

By setting your one arm out to the side like an outrigger, you shift a LOT more tension onto the working side, allowing you get enough resistance to actually achieve substantial muscle growth, and not just increase your muscular endurance (as tends to be the case once you're able to do 20 or more normal push - ups in a row).

There really aren't words to explain the hard work and stress and madness it took to actually get me to the point of walking onto this plane, but I hardly feel any of that now.

I swear it's not a trend thing; I was actually quite resistant to getting backpack as my daily driver because 1) I hold onto bags for a LONG time and 2) I didn't want to risk looking like a tool 3 years from now.

My mom is always trying to get me to save money and be on a budget but in my mind... if it's on sale I saved money duh hehe Well, in her never ending battle to get me to save money she suggested I try the Costco brand green tea to cut out my daily Starbucks expenditure (after doubting her, I gave in and got the tea)... best purchase I made this weekend... actually it was the best thing that happened to me this weekend... let's just say I had the most awkward date ever and pretty much contemplated walking out on it (this was an absolute first)... but onto a lighter subject haha... my outfit

For one of the first times ever I was glad I suck at getting things done in a timely manner, because putting a bunch of words onto wood is actually pretty difficult.

If their favorite dating site actually got hit and their personal profile or data got leaked onto the internet?

It was Eva's no - nonsense quick hop onto Match, actually, that finally got me to quit stalling and get online and start dating again.

It's been almost ten years since we've had an Advance Wars title from Nintendo, so there's a hint of irony that Sony — who own Tiny Metal's publisher Unties — have actually got a game heavily inspired by Intelligent Systems» better series (don't hate me) onto the Switch first.

«That's actually one of the other motivators for us moving to this system, to make sure that we get the attention off the notion of ranking... and get the focus onto your learning: you are the one who needs to improve, you are the one with your own learning journey - what do you need to do that will make a difference?»

So a quick math gets us at a grand total of about $ 58,000 for the entire LB Works aero kit with exhaust, suspension, wheels and tires... but without the donor car, which in this case is a $ 400,000 Lamborghini Aventador LP700 - 4, and the required paint and fitment... and trust me, fitting an LB Works wide finder kit onto an Aventador isn't for the faint hearted... it involves actually cutting into all four wheel arches with an angle grinder.

Depending on how much work you actually want to put into it, you should basically decide which of these are most important to you: ease of use, what kind of data each site will let you get at, how fast they will pay you and via what means, whether they will help you get onto sites you don't have access to, and what your options are for printing with them if you want to do so.

Every writer struggles to get their thoughts onto the page, such as when we think we've included more than we actually did.

I was frustrated with the process of actually getting the book onto my reader.

We welcome solo travellers onto our trips — in fact, we get many, many solo travellers and they always say how it's a great way to travel alone, but not actually be alone, so that's always good to hear.

In today's blog, we get a detailed look at sound creation, and actually getting the game onto a Game Boy cartridge.

The game gets confused and thinks Link has climbed onto land when he's actually dropped under the water's surface.

Actually, the hardest part for him is getting the game onto its proper format: the cartridge.

The gameplay was fun too, I actually got really into playing it before I joined the company, so I was thrilled when I got moved onto that team.

Instead, better get a ban onto the books first so we can get the «We're Doing Something» crowd excited and the donations rolling in because SomethingTM is being done, no matter how stupid or pointless that something might actually be.

It's actually a pretty unique concept, so we've got to at least give them some credit for bolting something new onto the 100 - player shootout concept.

The other would be that emails are sent advertising the new paintings / courses that are coming and it seems a long time until they actually appear i.e. Dave Jeffery's «Clouds and Sails» which I wanted to do as soon as I saw it advertised and it took a while to get onto Art Tutor.

As pointed out here, this was the epitome of the environmental movement's failure to actually be movement: it could get people to upload their anxiety onto the web, but it couldn't get them out into the streets, or even to the ballot box, under one cohesive idea.

This really is a pretty «basic» system to set up, but, owing to size, owing to energy affecting phase «state» phase changes (e.g. liquid to vapor etc), owing to physical transport to area other than where it was initially «radiated» (insolation) onto the earth get to be problematic in actually modeling.

I guess my initial point here, is that before we even get onto the uncertainties over the fingerprint they are trying to locate, they should first find out whether this fingerprint could actually be something natural and as yet under - understood masquerading as an anthropogenic signal.

If you want to totally understand why the global warming debate gets nowhere, watch commenter Michael at this link desperately try to hold onto his faith in HydroInfra while people who actually know things try to explain why this makes no sens

Once we get the foundations done — simple things like better soil sampling methods or calibrating their sprayer so the amount of fertilizer they think they're applying is actually what goes onto the field — then things like sequestering carbon will be possible.»

I've obviously no knowledge of the specific licensing deals between CLB / Cartwright and Lexis / Nexis / QL, but I do remember well from CLIC days what was involved in actually getting content onto QL.

Ben Schorr: But it is important to know especially for Office 365 subscribers, the days of every three years you get a new big box down it — you get onto your computer store and buy a box of Microsoft Office, I mean, those days are kind of long behind us now and we actually update — we ship new features on all the apps in Office for every platform every month, pretty much a month.

Actually, we were coming across many customers who were fearful about their family's plight in case remaining loan amount get passed onto them in case anything unfortunate happens with them.