Sentences with phrase «carries over»

Same with the CBs, though I feel more comfortable with my thoughts based on playing time by them, but even feel Donte Burton could make a push behind them if his spring of adapting to college carries over to summer and fall.

However, there's a chance Fultz carries over some of Harden's bad defensive tendencies.

Perhaps that childhood «magic» is what carries over as we grow older.

For the most part, I'm successful in my attempts — though I wish I could say that success carries over to my baking adventures.

Mad Dog & Beans carries over 100 different tequilas.

London's obsessiveness even carries over to the intensely rich french fries, which are brined for 96 hours in water that has been inoculated with salt and cabbage leaves to aid fermentation before they're twice - fried and served with smoked apple sauce.

It def carries over to my real life convos, too.

However, it carries over the legacy of customer service from Fligner's Market.

I have always had a need to make everyday things in my life creative and somewhat interesting, and that carries over into my kitchen too.

Did you know iHerb carries over 5,000 (FIVE THOUSAND) grocery products?!

The company specializes in «slow beauty» products made with vegan ingredients, and this philosophy carries over into its candles, made with a blend of essential oils and plant essences for non-toxic relaxation.

Atwood originally intended the Sons of Jacob to be fashioned after the Islamic Republic theocracy of the early»80s, and the inherent lesson carries over to Christians and Muslims today.

Prior to national independence, there is ethnic cooperation, which sometimes carries over into the postindependence period, but an added element of ambiguity generates a feeling of loyalty to one's own ethnic group rather than to.

widely accepted and even insisted upon at the high school level, carries over into attitudes toward higher education.

If Aristotle's report carries over the words of Anaximander (and not merely some later inference), Anaximander, himself already so conceived his basic principle, the apeiron (the indefinite): «And this, they say, is the divine.

Religious illiteracy inevitably carries over into moral illiteracy and the increasing reluctance of students (and their parents) to take principled stands on school policy or student behavior.

This list is so long, it carries over into Joshua 11.

There are those who see the issue of God's violence / judgement differently: The Old Testament (and the thread of the Old Testament thought that carries over into the New Testament) version of God that sees an angry, violent God who destroys people and tells his people to destroy people.

The question is whether this value, which seems so clear in this life, carries over to the next life.

The political and social attitudes of its members and the message of its pulpit have not been particularly progressive, but the tolerance for diversity carries over to these areas as well.

The critique carries over into ethics as well, with the rejection of the dualism of good and evil, right and wrong.

This unity of the parents carries over into the family as a whole.

There is for them only one God — he is holy, his land is holy, his nation is to be a holy people — and while the indiscriminate mixture of moral and ceremonial elements carries over old ideas even while it ventures into new ones, there is an evident elevation of the idea of holiness into terms of the divine majesty, and of the Most High's exclusive claim on man s devotion.

What carries over from word to word is in part continuity of a lower - level set of occasions in the «nonsocial» nexus.

But this drive carries over: we feel that even those activities that provide no financial remuneration must be useful.

The average American carries over $ 15,000 in credit card debt and with the average credit card interest rate being around 13 % the cost to carry this balance cost $ 1,950 per year.

Retirement Mistake # 4: People Mis - Manage Their Debt The average person retiring today carries over $ 6,000 in high interest credit card debt into retirement.

The trend carries over to cold - weather states, too, where landscapers plant native cold climate shrubbery and flowers.

So if you lose investment, it carries over to savings.

The feeling of exhilaration and triumph at the finish line carries over into the workplace.

Inspiration is what carries us over the long term, connected to what is driving us to pursue our potential.

Starting a company is tough, but so is taking the reins of a company whose website carries over 13,500 health and fitness supplements and accessories and ships to customers in more than 155 countries.

Some of the most successful social media advertising campaigns include custom landing pages, where the copy carries over from the ad and the action crystal clear.

The question is becoming more important by the day since it carries over $ 5 billion in long - term debt.

In at least some jurisdictions, union representation, for example, carries over to the new owners when a business is sold.

Researchers said it carries over to debt repayment strategies, where the «small victory» of paying off a card balance can motivate consumers to dig out of debt faster.

The old adage «the customer is always right» definitely carries over into e-commerce.

And so the image of Trump carries over to the US and directly affects the US brand.

The Irvings had their hopes dashed in October when plans were scrapped for the $ 15.7 - billion Energy East pipeline, which would carry over a million barrels of oil from Alberta to Saint John, N.B. every day, some of which would be processed at Irving Oil's refinery.

To be sure, Trump's tone and overall demeanor does seem to have contributed a great deal to his success in the GOP primary — he is the party's presumptive nominee — though it remains to be seen if that success will carry over into a general election.

Ferry services are an integral part of Canada's transportation network, annually carrying over 55 million passengers and 19 million vehicles in locations across the country.

Athough the new venture looked superficially similar to his financial company, the skills couldn't carry over, Schwarzman said.

No hazardous materials were found during a search of a backpack the individual carried over the fence, the agency said.

Too many inside jokes in front of employees have the potential to be awkward, but carrying over a fight from the previous night in front of your staff is much worse.

A word of caution, though: The ups and downs in an employee's personal life can carry over into the office.

(Yes, there are many ways to get around that to a certain degree, but carrying over deficits, however disguised, remains difficult.)

This waste can carry over to residential property and nearby schools.

Plus, everything syncs between the Apple Music you're enjoying on the HomePod and the version on your phone, so your preferences will carry over when you leave the house.

A saying he carried over from college to the professional league was to always treat practice like a game.

His stimulus — modest and at least partially carried over from the Bush administration — pushed money into the economy when it needed it most.