Sentences with phrase «air it out»

There was a sense that the team was largely accepting of Love's explanation, and that the airing out of issues could have a positive impact on what has become an increasingly fractured locker room.

«I think the presidential [election] sucked a lot of the air out of the room,» CEO Matt Mahan said Wednesday in a conference room at Brigade's San Francisco office.

It will give public investors more faith in their investments, and it could take some air out of the tech bubble.

Since Friday, outraged passengers have been taking to Twitter to air out frustrations with the delays.

The smog has a difficult time getting aired out considering Milan is in a valley, and it's made even worse when the climate is dry and warm, as it was this winter — an issue that will likely only intensify as climate change progresses.

As for an actual storage product that keeps the air out, Och and Prince figured someone had already made one.

Then feel your body shift as it pushes the air out of your lungs.

Rather, it wants to slowly let some air out of the housing bubble without triggering anything severe.

I think what [the tax] has been successful at doing in British Columbia is almost immediately letting some air out of the tires.

Let shareholders air it out.

As Oppenheimer airs out the dirty laundry of generation after generation of Johnsons, the book threatens to become a wearying trudge.

And Kelley also takes the air out of the «30,000» emails with her other pen pal, General John Allen:

When it's ready to move the robot will direct that air out one or more of 12 nozzles.

By admitting to wrongdoing and accepting blame, Apple took the air out of the lawsuits and headlines, and recommitted to putting the customer first.

In order to be effective, marketing databases need a good airing out, too.

President Donald Trump's trade policies are taking some air out of the high - flying economic optimism that had prevailed among American companies and consumers since his 2016 election.

Letting heated air out during the winter and cool air out during the summer.

You don't want to air out these issues to your investors, but if there are only investors around, then what do you do?»

Again, this is all a hypothetical, but if some of this «sense» around said USD «bull driver» turning potentially bearish was to «leak» into the market, it would take some of the air out of the «long USD» trade — and that is where things could go off the rails.

If those trends continue it could be enough to take the air out of a U.S. economic recovery that was just gaining momentum.

This involves dragging our own thoughts, feelings, convictions, biases, etc., into the light — sharing them with each other — airing them out — arguing if need be.

But, I think you and I have developed a certain level of mutual respect where we can air out our beliefs, no matter how divergent, remain cordial, and then move on to fight another day.

And never mentions a name but airs it out from the pulpit.

Discussions are great places to air out the nascent thinking, as long as everyone can tolerate it.

You are «a good soldier» for the rebels, now: beating against a a section of seemingly dead institution which nevertheless apparently holds great influence of a manipulative and brainwashing kind — still caught up in the battle like Libyans after Gaddafi: shooting side arms and even heavy artillery up in the air out of car windows and trucks in victory and defiance.

The prayers of adoration help let the air out of inflationary political rhetoric; and thus they ought to reduce the violence and divisiveness which that rhetoric tends to inspire.

Phycs like all others professionals are taught not to air out disagreements in public yet we see major cracks in the consistency and uniformity of this and other organizations about gay marriage that the gays don't want you to know about.

This meeting is an opportunity to air out all our concerns or frustrations and engage tough issues in a constructive environment.

Better to air it out and let the cards fall where they may, I say.

But like me you have an opinion, and this is the place where we air them out.

their no putting people or the fetishes down; this is about being up lifting; about airing out that locked box under your bed.

Welcome, let's talk, let's be together, beloved, breathe deep of the fresh air out here, you are loved loved loved.

The main point is the chance to air out the ideas.

Thanks for airing it out David!

It's not that I want to air out my dirty laundry, but I believe that through sharing our stories of doubt and failure, we encourage others who might be going through something similar.

In any event, you admit to being an idiot, awesome, that basically takes all the air out of your sails now don't it?

Squeeze the air out of the bag and marinate the chops, refrigerated, at least four hours or up to eight hours.

Another option is to use a special lid created to be used on canning jars, which lets the air out without letting any air into the ferment.

You do actually want to get a lot of the air out of the mixture — you do this by folding and squashing the mixture against the side of the bowl, rotating the bowl a quarter turn with each fold.

Close it getting all the air out, and pass your rolling pin over it until you have fine crumbs).

Seal the bag, trying to get most of the air out, and use the soup within 6 - 8 weeks.

Don't over-stir as this will take some of the air out.

Knock back the dough on a clean surface by punching the air out and kneading for 1 minute.

Fold foil over lasagna and wrap with additional foil, making sure it is tightly sealed to keep air out.

Try to squeeze air out as you close the bag, but don't be fanatical about it.

Whisk on low until incorporated, then turn your mixer to high and whip for 5 minutes until frosting has aired out.

I generally freeze challah in freezer bags, pressing as much air out as possible.

Once the dough has doubled, turn it onto a working surface and lightly punch the air out.

(It's still cold in Wisconsin, so I can't really air out the kitchen yet.)

On a well floured surface, knead to air out of the dough.