Sentences with phrase «been onto it all»

Now, nearly 150 years later, researchers have discovered more evidence that Darwin might have been onto something.

The 19th century English poet William Blake might've been onto something when he considered an entire world in a grain of sand.

I'm still newish to the idea of sweet pumpkin but I do think that you guys in America have been onto a good thing for ages!

It wasn't all that hard to lure talent because the crowdfunding campaign demonstrated clearly that BauBax was onto something hot.

Instead of sending files directly to the FBI, many posted images to Reddit to let the crowd decide if they were onto something.

Still, if LG can get the Hub to work consistently, the company might be onto something.

But research discussed in the ebook testifies that Andreessen is onto something.

By the start of the following school year, Gillis was onto his next business plan, devoting his lunch and after - school hours building Bitness.

It was the first sign that they were onto something big.

I decided that Maloney and Gordon might be onto something useful.

It wasn't my intent to franchise, but when you have that many inquiries, you know you're onto something special.

After doing so, Zuckerberg concluded Oculus was onto something with a wide variety of applications.

Milne, Dwolla's CEO, talked to us about his motivation, fundraising and when he realized he was onto something huge.

Einstein knew he was onto something big with a simple equation:

We knew then «we were onto something and had an idea that a lot of people were interested in,» says Provost.

And research suggests all these early bird party - goers might actually be onto something.

Corcoran, who now stars on ABC's «Shark Tank,» was onto something.

Which is a fine point (and one several other tech experts have also made), but if that's as far as it goes, then Marie Kondo might still be onto something here in the real world.

With 30 new locations opening up around the world this year and record profits, it seems they are onto something.

Maybe B - Frank was onto something.

Though Dealer.com was ahead of the online marketing curve, there was plenty of evidence, even in the early years, that it was onto something big.

For example, in the 1990s when British Airways was trying every trick in the book to put Virgin Atlantic out of business, I knew we were onto something good — they wouldn't have bothered with us otherwise.

It's those types of stories that make Alper realize he's onto something, he says.

So maybe Danny Ocean was onto something when he recruited 10 other men to his team in Ocean's 11 — when the stakes are high, remember to surround yourself with good - looking men.

Jankowski certainly is onto something, if not something that will set off sensitivities and expose prejudices on both sides of whatever aisle you choose to apply the term «prejudice» to.

They were onto something when I felt like I was connecting with Larry Page and Michael Dell.

Jenny Fleiss, the co-founder and former head of business development at Rent the Runway, is onto her second act.

«We're onto our third generation of companies exiting in Europe,» Atomico's Wehmeier says.

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.

If passed, it's onto the Senate and, if passed there, back to LePage.

«So Jeremy Grantham could well be onto something in his recent blow - off thesis,» he wrote.

Their efforts raised the hotel to another level, and the pair realized they were onto something.

So they launched a rudimentary website, and when boxes of clothes started arriving, they knew they were onto something.

You're onto the next thing immediately, you're getting feedback from the people you write for all the time, and that makes you better and it makes you understand what they want to read about or listen to or watch.

Enhance that experience with visual elements that reinforce their decision that they're in the right place and you're onto a winning formula to engage them further and make that sale.

He knew he was onto something when he exceeded his goal by 10 times, raising $ 300,000 by pledging to put American - made skivvies on store shelves.

Even so, he kept at it, knowing that he was onto something he was passionate about, and eventually he broke through with a major deal, becoming an «overnight success.»

We knew we were onto something when users» eyes lit up when they saw how intuitively our product worked.

Others were onto it from the start.

Hedge fund giant John Paulson may have lost big on gold, but he believes he's onto a winner with housing.

Mainers tack unnecessary «r «s onto words, like idear, while Bostonians drop»em all together.

While deep deliberation over any big idea is a must, the following responses are positive signs you may be onto a great one.

And there's a reason to hope that Ballmer is onto to something and people still do care deeply about facts, even if we all have different opinions about what to do about them.

He knew he was onto something.

Now we're onto a new mass shooting, but this one didn't involve bump stocks.

Kirshner knew he was onto something when he was pitching clients and they began saying things like «that is the best model we've ever heard of.»

Musk, though, seems increasingly convinced that all those people calling him the real - world Tony Stark are onto something.

But this suggests that Megan is onto something - people can force cities to change their recycling policy but continually putting the wrong types of plastic into the recycling.

They soon realized they may be onto something bigger than just a way to avoid being evicted.

The results in our pipeline indicate we are onto something.