Sentences with phrase «at his feet»

In his comment to analysts, Johnson downplayed the risk, touting the value of special events at Foot Locker stores, or YouTube vides of athletes touting a new shoe.

But you still get a mountain view: The new headquarters sit right at the foot of the Wasatch Range.

The company chose its current location in part because it's built on solid bedrock at the foot of Burnaby Mountain, capable of withstanding the pulses from the pistons.

Earnings per share may be open to manipulation, but laying blame for this at the feet of all CEOs is like blaming baseball catchers for blocking the plate.

«It's right at their feet, and they can use it whenever they want without feeling self - conscious in front of their co-workers,» says Carr.

But when he had to talk about something like the lack of diversity on campus, he would ramble on for 20 minutes while looking at his feet.

The legs of the sweatpants, which feature elastic at the feet, are designed to fall just above the ankle.

Standing at a foot tall, he has a distinguished grey beard, a white prayer shawl, a black shirt and blue suit.

«The ossification of men's fashion began at their feet.»

The truth is that you will die anyway and that a lot of people who aren't even looking at their feet are going to do a whole lot better than you, and have a lot more fun while they're doing it.

It's never pleasant commuting in 90 - degree weather, but if you start fighting the heat at your feet, it can be more manageable.

The DEC suggested the blame lay at the feet of the city in its statement following the deer's death.

If you ask your co-worker a broad or vague question, it may appear you're dumping the entire project at their feet, Scott says.

Organizers said they expected more than 700,000 people to attend the March for Our Lives rally at the foot of Capitol Hill, a gathering led by survivors of the Feb. 14 attack on Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, that left 17 people dead.

Just two weeks ago, 13,000 tourists were stranded at the foot of the Matterhorn by heavy snow and rain.

Colorful display of men's athletic shoes at Foot locker sporting goods store at the Roosevelt Field Mall in Garden City, Long Island.

«Caesar famously wept at the feet of a statue of Alexander the Great,» Holiday points out.

At other times he has laid much of the blame squarely at the feet of the retailers themselves.

Take a quick look at the foot pedals on your car the next time you drive.

Yet laying blame at the feet of the former Liberal government doesn't work, either.

A plaque at her feet included a plug for SHE, a State Street exchange - traded fund that invests only in companies committed to gender diversity.

Now through April 12, you can save 20 % on orders of $ 99 or more at Foot Locker.

Ever since President Donald Trump kicked off his unlikely candidacy for the nation's top political office in June 2015 at the foot of the golden Trump Tower escalators in Manhattan, he has become an unabashed hero to millions of Americans — and a pariah to millions more.

«The kids have literally grown up crawling at my feet,» Branson told the audience.

A lot of the blame lies at the feet of its labyrinthine web of regulations, which the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) once called «unnecessarily complex.»

The new entrance has room for visitors to wait in the ticket line out of the elements, a departure from the experience at the old entrance, which was accessible through an outdoor ramp at the foot of the arch.

While laying the blame firmly at the feet of Mt. Gox, he affirmed that bitcoin itself was not at fault and security was not impossible, and implored others to continue «building a new financial order.»

In JetBlue's Mint seating, the customer will forfeit the use of the reclining feature in order to accommodate a service or emotional support animal at the feet of the customer, outside a carrier.

But it's still an important shift for an investment banker and unabashed capitalist to start laying inequality at the feet of executives instead of simply blaming the poor for being lazy know - nothings who deserve what they get.

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The answer to that question lies at the feet of Ron Shaich, the founder and Chairman of Panera Bread.

To these people, salvation lies at the feet of Musk.

At Foot Locker in New York, «a crowd lined up trying to score this coveted pack, but we and others were turned away,» and the few pairs available on an Under Armour app sold out within minutes, Konik said.

As with retirement (Social Security representing 50 % of retirement income for 70 % of recent survey respondents), much lies at your feet in terms of the steak versus hamburger option.

But even fans of the president vented anger and desperation, laying the challenge of responding to the tragedy at his feet.

Upon reflection, a major piece of advice that sticks with me in life and business is his advice to «remember to look up at the stars and not down at your feet.»

The CFTC placed the blame squarely at the feet of management, writing: «This conduct occurred at various times over the course of the Relevant Period without detection by JPMC in part because of internal controls and supervisory failures at JPMC.»

«That is totally unacceptable and falls directly at the feet of this B.C. Liberal government,» said Donaldson.

However, the majority of the blame has been laid at the feet of the banking industry.

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«The waste waters are directly pumped into the ponds at the foot of the mountain, polluting the whole water system and damaging large amounts of forest, vegetation and paddy fields.»

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Wildrosers had a history of refusing to moderate, but Kenney learned political leadership at the feet of fellow social conservative Stephen Harper, who excelled at letting certain elements hijack the party agenda for strategic advantage.

The survey found that Americans blamed politicians more than any other group for the recession, with 73 percent of respondents laying the blame at their feet, just above the 72 percent who blamed big banks.»

Avalaunch Media is a full - service digital marketing agency nestled at the foot of Utah's Wasatch Mountains in the burgeoning tech hub known as Silicon Slopes.

However, many users find the cord placement at the foot of the blanket awkward.

If, as I suspect, he lays a bit too much of the blame for our ills at the feet of that all - purpose bogeyman, capitalism, the story he tells is nevertheless a sobering and instructive one.

The man placed the device at the foot of the mosque's minaret.

I grew up in the 1990s, in a very extreme group that would have liked to place the blame for all of society's woes squarely at the feet of miniskirt - and bikini - clad women.

Sisera was standing and fell at her feet.