Sentences with phrase «come out of that game]»

And being able to come out of it a much better person.

«We had one that would come out of the back of the ship.

These high fees come out of the employees» investments, meaning they'll have less for retirement, he says.

«The people who come out of the NSA are very marketable,» says Dan Manson, a professor in the computer information systems department at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona (who also organizes a cyber-defense competition).

There will be talk of 2008 and the doom and gloomers will come out of the woodwork.

I expect to continue to see entrepreneurs and strong innovation to come out of Canada.

And remember, sometimes, the best ideas come out of the left field.

Neighbors called police after realizing they hadn't seen anyone come out of the house in weeks.

Such opinions were little changed from those expressed in an entry from 1932: «Nothing good can come out of modern civilization, in the broad sense.

Plus, that $ 90,000 flight you'd expect should come out of the bonus of some executive or another.

The number of good things that can come out of volunteering is immense, and there is uncalculated value put back into the organisation in return.

Many believe that the value isn't in the building itself, but what will come out of it as a result.

I've just finished the research and am about to start the draft, but it's due at the end of the week and I also have that all - day strategy meeting tomorrow and the follow - up that will come out of that.»

«Over the next 12 months, I think we'll see some very exciting business ideas come out of research in this area.»

By the end of September, grocery store - goers will be able to purchase four different soups and sides, the first products to come out of the new venture, according to CNN.

He didn't reveal any specific new features that may come out of new company profile pages.

The rules that come out of those eventual negotiations could hamstring SpaceX's plans, so «Musk needs to make sure he's not left out in the cold,» advises Maynard.

«A lot of consumer electronics devices are going to come out of cereal boxes pretty soon, from an economic standpoint,» says Kaan Yigit, president of Toronto - based consumer tracking firm Solutions Research Group.

«I think you saw the air come out of it when the price was reduced,» Seaburg said.

They want you to come out of the office once in a while and lead them, to be present.

Apart from a few brilliant authors and composers, not much good has ever come out of Russia; and unless there is a sharp improvement in the outlook for that country it could drag the rest of the world, including Australia, into a crisis to rival that of 2008.

Next 15 subscribes to the Jim Collins way of thinking: put good people in the room, give them simple parameters, and it's amazing what can come out of that.

When I talk about potential professions with my daughter, the words engineering and technology are the first to come out of my mouth.

Professionals in any industry can learn from the most dramatic story to come out of Hollywood in years.

As investigations at the federal and local levels close in on White House senior adviser Jared Kushner and the Kushner family business, Jared's father Charles Kushner has come out of the shadows to defend his family name.

Hsieh's sudden embrace of the city seemed to come out of nowhere, even to those who had spent years trying to develop the struggling downtown.

I'm just sick of the silly rules that come out of Europe.»

«The most interesting applications are not going to come out of the individual devices, but how they work with each other,» says Daniel Moneta, CEO of Toronto - based MMB Networks, which provides manufacturers with connectivity hardware and software.

Although TechStars hasn't yet produced the kind of hits that have come out of Y Combinator, it has quietly established itself as a strong second choice, especially for companies outside Silicon Valley.

«I honestly never thought this words would come out of my mouth, but I don't know whether the — the — current president of the United States was with prostitutes peeing on each other in Moscow in 2013.

It was a fantastic way to come out of the gate and raise awareness of our mission.

One announcement to come out of it might be new tools to help developers build bots for various messaging apps, according to The Information.

And things that involve technology, that just come out of nowhere — the internet moving to your neighborhood can seem like a really scary thing.

I think for a change to come out of this meeting, North Korea must accept its own mistakes and be open to ending their nuclear program.

It is particularly cruel to offer young people the American Dream, encourage them to come out of the shadows and trust our government, and then punish them for it.»

«I had to come out of semi-retirement to write a GOOD article.»

Because as soon as you started to get to a sizeable size all the opposition started to come out of the woodwork.

For every Danielle Weisberg and Carly Zakin - type union to come out of Silicon Valley, there's been a handful of soured partnerships.

2) The numbers don't come out of thin air.

In Anyonmous» latest video, the masked spokesperson says in French that «the French people are stronger than you and will come out of this atrocity even stronger,» although the video was not on the group's official channel.

If you have a million minds working on developing this fantasy world, you never know what great brand extensions are going to come out of it.»

«It was quite nice to come out of the wedding knowing we didn't have any debt,» Tala told INSIDER.

There's no good that could come out of police using force against indigenous peoples and others who are protesting,» said DeCarlo, who is also a former police chief.

«I bet the numbers show a 20 percent increase over last year's Prime Day, which I expect to cause a boatload of retail analysts to come out of the woodwork and downgrade any retailer that is still standing that they haven't downgraded yet,» Cramer said, adding that only then might the market find a bottom for some of the hardest hit brick - and - mortar names.

«It's encouraged to come out of training with questions.

They come out of my margin.»

Perhaps the most notable thing to come out of the episode was a «Make Donald Drumpf Again» hat modeled after Trump's ubiquitous baseball caps with his slogan, «Make America Great Again.»

By contrast, Winnebago manufactures almost everything itself — from the aluminum extrusions and plastic moldings used for parts to cabinetry and countertops to the bedspreads and other soft goods that come out of the stitch - craft factory.

But the air seems to have come out of that particular balloon.

The greatest success to come out of the MDG process is the product of messy, decentralized and often chaotic economic growth.