Sentences with phrase «backbone does»
the couple times I have used them it's made the stock cloudy / murkey, and I think the neck and backbone do a really good job of flavoring the stock on their own.
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Carrier: Getting the admin backbone so that you could support the people coming in — you know, payroll and all that basic stuff — and then starting to get people interested in what we're planning to do.
In so doing, it strengthens the power of Verizon and Comcast, and diminishes the power, and ultimately the need, for backbone providers whose competing services keep connection prices down.
Do they miss the experience of having to leave home to shop, and do they feel the mostly low - paying jobs in those stores were the backbone of their communitieDo they miss the experience of having to leave home to shop, and do they feel the mostly low - paying jobs in those stores were the backbone of their communitiedo they feel the mostly low - paying jobs in those stores were the backbone of their communities?
But the «backbone» of Canada's well - to - do class, says McCullough, are people who, through business or investing success, have amassed a few tens of millions of dollars.
While the Obama campaign's attacks have not moved the national polls, Rove writes, Romney's weak and seemingly unprepared response has discouraged conservative activists, raising concerns that the former Massachusetts governor doesn't have the backbone to go up against the Obama machine.
I wrote several books and a lot of articles, and brands did in fact become the backbone of our success.
In another example, we conducted link building and content promotion training with a large client, who was very grateful to have the knowledge and to understand the backbone of what our agency were doing.
With our amazing 50 Mbps up & 50 Mbps down internet connectivity over a high quality international backbone, you'll be blown away at what you can get done.
Mr. Volcker does not doubt the intelligence of Chairman Bernanke but what he worries about ``... is a matter of good judgment, leadership and institutional backbone» (READ THAT AGAIN).
They will call for the House leadership to show «backbone» and «do something» - even if that something is counterproductive.
Colin, not only does this generation have no backbone for being lulled to sleep.
Now where do you think secularism got its backbone from?
However, nuns today are the backbone of the church, doing ALL the work while priests & bishops enjoy misongeny & the life of Riley.
They don't have the backbone to fix it?
So they put it all in the lap of the Supreme Court and said sorry we don't have the backbone to tell the truth about Insurance being for profit now.
Show a little backbone, why don't you?
During slaughtering the first thing to do is remove the musk gland at the end of the backbone or it will taint the meat.
I didn't want to fill the recipes with the traditional gluten - free, flavorless and nutritionally empty white starches that are the backbone of most gluten - free baking.
At Accent Food Services, the backbone of what the Texas - based company does is adaptability, explains Rosenberg.
As Sales and Marketing Assistant John Tackabury explains, the company's ability to do whatever it can for its customers has been the backbone of DeIorio's success over the years.
The apple cider flavour doesn't come through on top, but as a mellow, perfumed backbone supporting every crunchy morsel.
Cut along each side of backbone with kitchen shears — this will take some force (you can ask your butcher to do this).
«While «Legend Lines» continue to be the backbone of our campaign, a lot has changed with the rollout of the evolved character,» said Andrew Katz, VP of Marketing for Dos Equis.
If you've never done this before, flip the bird so it is breast - side - down and from the neck cavity, cut along one side of the backbone.
Up until now, when I've wanted to grill a whole chicken, I've had the butcher do the hard work and not only take out the backbone, like I did here for this recipe, but bone the whole chicken as well.
I prefer this to some willy nilly coaching decisions that don't have any backbone to them after they are made and succeed / fail.
We just don't have the backbone in most games to bust a gut to keep goals out.
If Wenger has any backbone he should stand up like a man and accept his responsibility in delivery neither a premier league or champions league in 12 years, with us looking just as far off attaining those goals as we did 12 seasons ago.
Eddie Howe MAY make an excellent future Arsenal Manager.Now is not his time.We have the money and (new) infrastructure in place to go forward as a club and to do this we need a Manager who is proven and understands the Big Club mentality that will go with the job.Steve McLarens opinion carries no weight and respect from anyone.We now have some very talented and highly respected people that were recruited by Ivan G to give us the backbone to finally move on from the One Man Dictatorship we have been forced to endure since the senseless departure of David Dein.They will identify the targets and I'm sure the list who WANT the job will be many.Eddie Howe will not make that list.Yet.
How many years in a row now do pundits and other fans see our team as «lacking backbone»?
Tatyana was born with spina bifida — «a birth defect in which the backbone and spinal canal do not close» — which left her paralyzed below the waist.
But if, like all fans with a backbone, you believe in your soul we can and SHOULD do far better, you will want him OUT ASAP, WHATEVER IT TAKES.
I don't think one or two signings will cut it either, they will be pacy agile type players without a backbone so whats the point adding anymore of these types.
What they lack where the Invincibles didn't is that backbone, that team ethic that made us such a feared side at the turn of the Millennium.
What we do know is that the backbone is beyond sturdy.
flaky and prone to crumbling under pressure, YES we are STILL the same team with average, no heart no gut no backbone players and YES we still have the same manager who does not know the time of the day and is too selfish and arrogant to accept that and move on... so what exactly are we.
They don't have the luxury of a backbone installed by the NBA, a business which long conditioned them to so much spectacle, to never quite fading into the mist.
In at least seven seasons he didn't have much goals to go with his no creativity and his no backbone that goes with his non existent control and his do not tackle or make contact that in turn goes with his useless effort which happens to suit his I give up they want it more than me.
It's a fact that Arsenal have no backbone, a poor mentality that has been instilled into the players from the manager, but because Xhaka is a new to the club, he doesn't have any affinity with Arsenal, Wenger, the players, and our problems.
Dallas just doesn't have the parts to stay competitive down the stretch and into the postseason without their starting quarterback and his numbed backbone.
The bigger problem is, does Arsenal have the backbone (money) to pay Barca their transfer fees for Messi # 60m & Neymar # 70m?
He does not have enough backbone to fight opponents in transfer market.
Truth be told we only really have 6/7 world class players (and a lot of very good players) at best, and whilst todays football doesn't require 11 galacticos in the starting 11, you still need a strong backbone.
If Wenger had the backbone, a ruthless will to do his best.
tell Wenger to get your a backbone in the middle of the park so you don't end up like Abou diaby... I suggest for him one player each from SALZBURG AND BESIKTAS, they goes by the name Stafan Ilsanker and Veli Kavlak respectively.
Now, this is the one problem Paulinho didn't directly solve — a midfielder who spends most of his time in the opposition box won't give your team a new backbone.
It doesn't take a lot to realize that if there was someone who could have broken Chelsea's famed backbone of Cech - Terry - Lampard - Drogba and gotten away with it, without even so much a blot on his resume, it would be the man who forged it in the first place: Jose Mourinho.
Even my background in child nutrition and counseling kids about making healthy food choices STILL doesn't give my own children the «backbone» to say no when offered grossly unhealthy treats.
My grrls did very well using their backbone over Valentine's Day thank you vey much - my 8 yo tried a bite of everything there - and she said the only thing she considered edible was the powdered donuts (spelled that way for a reason)- 5 other things she called * crap * on!!