Sentences with phrase «biggest item keeping»

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The purchasing tool lets employees make requests for office supplies or bigger items, keeping the same automatic - or manual - approval trail.

Keep in mind that rewards don't have to involve expensive items or big activities.

Reusing as much as you can from the first baby is a good start since you can save a lot on big ticket items by keeping them and using them for the next baby.

Outer mesh pocket on back and red and yellow zipper storage pocket with a big red fire truck on front of lunch box keeps small items secure.

Keep an eye out for big sales, markdowns, and closeouts for any high - dollar baby items (ex.

I'm a big fan of keeping it simple when it comes to baby things, but there are also a few items I wished I had just invested in from the start.

Some of the bigger - ticket items include $ 5 million to CBS to renovate the Ed Sullivan theater for the new Stephen Colbert talk - show (needed, supposedly, to keep «The Late Show» in New York), $ 35 million to house SUNY Polytechnic's silicon carbide facility and $ 15 million for the «Central New York Hub for Emerging Nano Industries» in Oneida County.

Mobile devices, such as smartphones and laptops, have become indispensable portable items in modern life, but one big challenge remains to fully enjoying these devices: keeping their batteries charged.

Those big numbers are useful for keeping track of collections of valuable items, such as coconuts, that come in large numbers.

I almost kept this item but it was just a little bit too big on me.

In an attempt to find some capsule Spring items that will really add a little vavavooooom to my wardrobe I've been hauling clothes from every store, 90 % I've taken back, but the 10 % I've kept has been like finding a pearl in the big, vast oyster ocean.

A big one in the middle, which fits my wallet, sunglasses, chapstick, and the other purse regulars, a medium one which is perfect for slipping in a passport for travel or tickets you want handy, and a small zipped pocket, which is just the right size for keeping track of keys or other critical items.

Each item featured here (or a similar one) is part of one big giveaway — be sure to enter at the bottom of the post before you leave:) The gifts are perfected to keep for yourself or to wrap up for your friends.

I'm a big fan of caring for items and keeping them for a long time.

When serving food to bigger groups of people, keep all of the food - related items served at room temperature to avoid running back and forth to an oven or potentially burning something (after all, this is about WINE).

They're big, roomy and keeps all of my items secured!

I tend to change my mind a lot about what it is I love, though, and so have learned to keep my big ticket items neutral so that I can swap out colors and accessories more easily.

The aluminium centre console has door release buttons to keep the door cards clean, the indicator stalks are bought - in items but covered in metal casings and a suede gator to hide their origin and create a bespoke look and feel, and the big things - like the centrally mounted dial cluster - are all built to Marcos's own design.

Big - ticket safety items include adaptive cruise control, blind spot warning, lane keeping, second - row inflatable seat belts and Curve Control; it provides more aggressive four - wheel braking if the truck is barreling too quickly into a corner.

Feature content is commendable, expected given the price point, but it is at least encouraging to know that your 77 stacks are going somewhere worthwhile — in addition to a lengthy standard suite of safety items designed to keep this big beast shiny side up, there are dual seatback DVD monitors, a panoramic sunroof, a Uconnect 8.4 ″ touchscreen and heated and cooled front chairs to keep riders occupied — as if boredom was a concern anyway.

There are also plenty of storage bins, as well as an oversize glovebox, a big center console and a removable / washable tray that's under the cargo floor — good for either dirty / muddy items or keeping valuables out of sight.

All the good stuff remains: Roomy front seats, nearly flat floor in the back seat, adjustable and easy-fold (from door or hatch) rear seats, and a thoughtfully detailed cargo cavern with tie - down loops, spare tire under - floor and notches to keep the cargo cover secure on the floor if you need to remove it for a big awkward item.

We did like the big bin ahead of the shifter, especially the rubber mat that kept small items like a cellphone from sliding around.

my sister in law kept asking if the trunk was big enough to hold all the gifts and items we were going to be getting for the holidays and I kept telling her yes.

It can be covered to keep out prying eyes, and it's big enough to hold longer items like baseball bats or Disney princess fishing poles.

Because a developmental editor focuses on big - picture items — plot, characters, theme — the work impacts all the aspects that are going to make readers purchase and keep reading your book!

The calculator instructions advise you to keep handy your W - 2 form, sales receipts for big - ticket items — motor vehicles, aircraft, boats, a home or major home addition — and any previous residential addresses during the tax year.

Chapter 13 has the added bonus of allowing you to keep the big - ticket items you love, like your home, car, and boat.

Manufacturers say they are working to keep costs down so that retailers can continue to offer these big - ticket items at affordable prices and attractive margins.

In turn, that will get consumers to bypass the big - box store and its supposedly great price points and go to the locally based retailer that may have a much better understanding of their needs, not to mention the in - store support to get consumers to buy products today and keep coming back tomorrow for more items.

Keeping yourself out of harm's way and making sure that none of your items get stolen seems to be people's biggest travel fear that I've found through asking them and through surveys.

I especially recommend the «no checked luggage» and «don't bring just - in - case items», that advice will serve you well whether you're going for a one - month jaunt (I often travel all over on local transportation and need to keep it light — there's simply not room for big suitcases with unneeded stuff for this way of travelling) or even if you're undertaking a life changing but not permanent move — like the teachers I work with who go abroad from the States to teaching jobs in UAE.

Mostly puzzles come down to handing a few items back and forth or something that one Rufus does conveniently helping out another, and while this does add a little more the gameplay as you try to keep track of everything that you've got stowed away in your seemingly infinite pocket - space, all it essentially amounts to is having one big inventory split into three parts.

- two new circuits: Pac - Man Stadium and Namco Circuit - photo frames were added to the right side of the screen - when you hit an opponent with an item, a big picture of them appear on the screen - get a visible warning anytime someone has thrown an item at you - selection of recommended courses (6 of the 12 available in the game), ranked by difficulty: Easy, Normal, Hard, Very Hard - all 12 courses (+ their mirrored version) are still available by pressing the Mario button - three Trial Karts - players with BaNa Passport get new special items such as Bowser's shell, Triple Green Shells, and more - players with BaNa Passport get 50 Mario coins if you chose to keep playing - get a special kart (Lightning Champ) and 12 items (Red Shell, Green Shell, Banana, Hammer, Paper Mushroom, Mega Mushroom, POW Block, and more) when you register with a Bana Passport - jump by pressing the Mario button - Mario coins to collect during races - new default item configuration - removal of the Team Play mode

Breaking the game into smaller chunks worked out perfectly and kept the open areas large enough to traverse and find hidden items while not feeling big enough to get lost in.

It's not the biggest update in the world but it does bring some interesting new items and weapons to keep your battle royales fresh.

Some of the biggest changes coming in the update include the ability to purchase items remotely, through mobile devices, and a more expansive method of keeping up to date with friend -LSB-...]

-- I'm usually not a big fan of survival games and I'm definitely not a fan of crafting games where you have to keep collecting resources and combining them to make useful items.

I'm not a big fan of unfixed nano materials, especially in personal items such as food (to make them taste better) or socks to keep them from smelling).

All that (air quotes) «unnecessary overhead» they cut out to get you that awesome hourly rate is precisely what could've funded the institutional resources that ensure legal work keeps moving: a well - trained team to collaborate with, technology (and training for technology) that streamlines unnecessary tasks, non-lawyer professionals to knock out checklist items while the lawyers focus on the big stuff.

It helps to keep an itemized inventory of your property, with detailed descriptions and serial numbers of high - value items like big - screen televisions and stereo equipment.

Yet the big ticket items (adaptive cruise control, smartphone support, lane keep assist etc) are all included on the base model.

Houzz contributer, Laura Gaskill Tweaking your decor each season can be a great way to keep your home feeling current and satisfy your urge to nest, without blowing your budget on big - ticket items.

When preparing to buy a home, it's important to stay away from big - ticket items, such as purchasing a car, in order to keep your cash reserves high and show the lender that you'll be able to service the mortgage debt more easily.

Smaller items can sometimes tell bigger stories, sparking humorous anecdotes and keeping the memory of your holiday alive (even if it is through a crab telephone).

In moving we got rid of 1365 items (yes, I am the type to keep track) some as small as CDs some as big as a generator.

Living in a small space, keeping everyday items on display is a must, but even if I had a bigger space I would do the same!

If the amount is larger, I put big items in the dishwasher to air dry and keep off the counter.

Don't forget to buy a very big garbage can with lid to avoid having to change garbage during your entertaining, and for little accidents keep the following items hands: Lysol quick wipes, Tide pens, paper towel, club soda, etc..

I would have done the same thing, not having to worry about needing the closet for storage, and did do the same in our previous home where we were fortunate to have a big walk - in storage closet between the dining room and eat - in part of our kitchen, which allowed us to keep china and large kitchenware items to utilize for both rooms.