Sentences with phrase «at me acting like»

Morgan a sideway move??? are you kidding yourself??? Dream on.just wait and see how tremendously manure will improve.we should have made that sideways move.we are so good at acting like nothing is going wrong

Oscar (look at me acting like I knew him and we were on a «first name basis»!)

Cats are very good at acting like everything is okay even when it isn't... and developing a behavioral problem like scratching the furniture or urinating out of the litter pan.

ATS acts like a storage system for CVs.

Not exact matches

Anyone acting with passion knows they had to work at it, like falling in love with a person.

Always fun trying to act like you're confident and happy in swimwear when you're at war with your body.»

Alice Ting, vice president of brand development, licensing and syndication told Bloomberg the Times expects the meal kit service to be at least as big as the Times» travel unit, where the paper's foreign correspondents act as tour guides in places like Iran and Cuba.

Like Lidey and Hirabayashi, right now you might be deciding at what point to take your side hustle full time, and the prospect of that juggling act can be daunting.

A simple gratitude practice, it seems, acts like a supercharged version of journaling, helping calm anxious thoughts that can keep us tossing and turning at night.

«When you have evidence of a problem like this, regardless of what the standards say, automakers should develop a better approach,» says David Friedman, who served as NHTSA's acting administrator in 2014 and is now director of cars and product policy and analysis at Consumers Union, the policy and mobilization division of Consumer Reports.

At the time, she was working in the music industry as a production coordinator, helping orchestrate shows for acts like CeeLo Green, Kirk Franklin, and Amanda Palmer.

At the time, she was working in the music industry as a production coordinator, helping orchestrate shows for acts like

Act like a pro and give it a quick glance at the labeling and a little squeeze without ever putting it near your nose.

Like Twitter and dozens of other companies that have gone public in the last couple of years, GrubHub took advantage of a provision in the JOBS Act of 2012, which lets small companies valued at $ 1 billion or less to file for an initial public offering in private, and just a few weeks before it intends to debut.

Barring that, the Star paywall will likely act like paywalls before it: as a significant but not transformational shift, the kind of thing that makes a lot of noise, but in the end doesn't change very much at all.

Moro explained that traditional banks and brokerage firms have been reluctant to act as custodians because of know - your - customer laws, and because any such firms that carry bitcoin must back it with dollar - based reserves at a one - to - one level — a formula that ties up capital, and is an unattractive proposition for the likes of Goldman Sachs or JPMorgan.

Bush was accused of acting like a frat boy at a college keg party.

We all know chameleons who change like the wind, acting noble and honest at work where those might be important characteristics, but then letting our guard down after hours.

The goal, he said at the time, was to prevent him from acting like greedy executives who like to «stuff their pockets with all the gold they can find.»

And yet, the evidence continues to pile up that Facebook (fb) not only is a media company — or at least acts a lot like one, and should probably be treated like one — but may be the most powerful media entity in the world.

At first, toxic leaders may act like they care deeply about the organization's cause and people.

At issue are current rules that classify internet service providers like Comcast and Verizon as public utility - like «common carriers» under Title II of the Communications Act.

It's a telltale sign that all three companies are also expected to launch wearable gadgets at their respective events — it's like they know the luster has worn off their headlining acts, so they're having to add opening bands to the bill.

They are, one could argue, acting like barbarians at the logic gate.

«The thesis that shorting the FAANG stocks would act like a turbo - charged portfolio hedge because of their out - sized run - up in the bull market was a good call,» Ihor Dusaniwsky, managing director of predictive analytics at S3, told Business Insider.

More recently, researchers at the University of Waterloo and the University of Manitoba found that when we expect people to accept us, we act warmer toward them — thereby increasing the chances that they really will like us.

The worst mistake however; is acting like there was no mistake at all.Whether you, or whoever is in charge of your account, made an offensive comment or post, criticized a customer, or something else, you need to accept responsibility.

It's sort of like a real - life version of Guitar Hero or Rock Band, except instead of slapping away at a series of buttons — an act that has just about zero relation to the real thing — you're strumming away on an actual guitar.

I very much look forward to shooting this again and again — not just to learn more about the blade culture, but also to continue to hone the craft of being able to act on the fly and learn on the fly and communicate that in a way that is entertaining... or at least not sound like a fool.

In biologist John March's lab at Cornell, for example, they have armed probiotic bacteria with tools to make an intestinal cell act like more like a pancreatic cell.

On transportation: The government promises to: — Better protect communities from railway accidents by strengthening the railway safety act and make sure shippers have adequate insurance to pay for accidents like the derailment at Lac Megantic.

They have been acting like a loose - aggressive player at a poker table.

This is a fun character because he acts like such a idiot at times, but then out of no where he says something that is rather profound or makes an astute observation.

This is a fun character because he acts like such a idiot at times, but then out of no where

And the reason their minds stop at work is because they feel that it's an unnatural experience; that they have to be robotic in their approach to it, that they have to act like an automaton.

At the end of the day, ambitious endeavors like the Uniform Regulation of Virtual Currency Businesses Act can only be profitable for American consumers and entrepreneurs if both US officials and innovators can get on the same page.

At the very least, they're evidence that she's not the first person to accuse Trump surrogates of acting like B - movie thugs.

Drug companies are acting much like a cartel such as OPEC, says Stephen Schondelmeyer, a pharmaceutical economist at the University of Minnesota.

At the same time, Tide's consumer perception is acting like most brands undergoing a major crises: after falling for nearly three months and hitting bottom on February 20th, perception climbed back up until it hit a ceiling on March 30th, still remaining well short of where it was before the fad took off.

The holidays may be over, but the auto industry is acting like Christmas is on the way — as they prepare to unwrap dozens of new vehicles at the upcoming North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit.

Set forth below is the text of a comment that I recently posted to the discussion thread for another blog entry at this site: If Shiller isn't making things clear, then he is acting like a goon, correct?

In his recent book, The Courage to Act, Bernanke writes about what it was like at the center of the storm.

But when the yield curve starts flattening, that intensifies the effect of the monetary tightening because it takes away or, at the very least, greatly reduces the profitability of the banks and all those that act like banks.

That's why we just say roughly speaking at Minted, «Act like you've got half, because you've got to factor in all the failures and all the optimizations that really kill great entrepreneurs and businesses all the time.»

In other words, as Copland puts it, «At least when it comes to shareholder proposals, a small, thinly funded outfit with 600 employees in Rockville, Maryland, is acting like an owner of fifteen percent of the total stock market.»

Companies, even without realizing it, have biases that promote people who look and act a certain way (like those traditional leaders) into leadership positions, perpetuating inequality at the top.

Investors act like sheep by continuing to walk through the same ruts to feed at the same trough.

So his beliefs aside, he's a nutjob and acts like a nutjob at work, and his employer can't fire him because being a nutjob is his «religion»?

And in the wake of so many acts of senseless violence like those of Aurora, Colorado, Sandy Hook and the Boston Marathon, we worry that we're never truly safe anymore — that we're vulnerable to tragedy at any second, that so much could be lost if we only find ourselves in the wrong place at the wrong time.

But there is so little of the miraculous that happens at all in North America, that to tear down people (whatever they look / sound / act like) who seem them seems risky to me.