Sentences with phrase «do it all at once»

Eating better is hard to do all at once, but making small switches, down to the seemingly innocuous snacks you sneak throughout the day, can make a bigger difference than you'd think.

«If you try to do it all at once, it will be impossible.»

Use the 2 - minute rule: If a message requires action from you that you can complete in less than 2 minutes (such as typing a reply and hitting Send), do it at once.

They tell you a thousand and one things you «need» to do all at once, like SEO, picking the right résumé font, building a business Facebook page, starting a podcast, and on and on.

It works with consistency only, not when you try to do it all at once every few months.

There's no limit to how many different segments you can target or how large those segments can become as your audience (and your business) grows; email makes it possible to send each of those segments personalized content, keep your brand top of mind, and do it all at once.

From YouTube videos to blogs, ebooks, podcasts and webinars - there's a lot to choose from and remember that you can't do it all at once!

This way, if you want to have an editor or second pair of eyes view them, they can do this all at once.

Going green doesn't have to be scary, difficult, or costly — and you don't have to do it all at once.

However (if done all at once on a large corporate - size scale), repairing a software issue on servers for a giant database like Equifax could knock them offline for several days.

I've had to teach myself to slow down, be thorough, and not try to get everything done at once.

Sometimes, too, it happens that people try to do all at once everything that the future holds out.

For, alas, the good must be done at once — at once, the moment it is known (and hence the transition goes so easily in the pure ideality where everything is «at once»), but the strength of the lower nature consists in dragging a thing out.

Here, it is to be done at once.

Merits aside, this last view has triumphed beyond all measure, accomplishing piecemeal over time what Black and Co. sought to do at once.

Like if the extremist christardians were following all the stuff they like to pick and choose at their convenience but did it all at once — well I guess they would be the Westboro Baptist Church.

He thought that something had to be done, and it had to be done at once!

Everyone has to start somewhere at some time and it's much better to introduce healthy living to your life in a sustainable way over time than it is to do it all at once and quit three days later because you hate living off kale.

That sounds like an awesome opportunity, but yeah, it seems like it would be a TON to do all at once.

There's a lot to take in and it's tough to do it all at once.

I can't do all at once, I don't have patience and i'm ADD.

The more you do at once the more it gets wafted round the kitchen covering everything so it's best to go slow.

And bound to impress I don't normally comment as everything I've made from SK has turned out great but these are not only show stoppers but take about 3 min to whip up with a mixing bowl and a scale you can just tare in between each ingredient in the bowl and stir at one time (doing it all at once has not caused any issues for me) I also skip the pre-chill as these take long enough with the freeze + baking steps

It's easier and a time - saver to just do it all at once, plus, halving yeast recipes like this is not always an easy task!

I have designated Sunday as my meal prep day, since I also do my grocery shopping then, and it's easiest for me to just do it all at once.

In fact, if you don't have time to do them all at once, just make the dough balls and leave them in the freezer until you're ready to do the dipping!

I really like the idea of just having to bake it in the morning — and having it all done at once (A couple of days ago I was making a standard type of French toast, cooking the slices individually, and ended up burning it somewhat because I had to take a phone call.

Very good overall, tho a lot of work if done at once.

I am starting to replace my pans but can not do it all at once.

I find when I'm in a rut, or lacking inspiration, it's usually when I'm tired and stressed, and trying to get too many things done at once in all areas of life — and once life calms down a bit and I catch up on sleep, it all comes back.

«Our plans ensure that everything can be done at once while production continues on the old system.»

You want to time it out so each veggie is done all at once.

our (most) players have shown that they go in and out of form every season, let's hope they don't decide to do it all at once

It isn't that it's such a challenging job, just that it's a big one (I like to do it all at once - two pigs worth - that's a lot of lard).

cpar, I don't think I would do it all at once, but I think some moms would.

I also find it especially true when I'm tired or trying to get too many things done at once.

Talking about adoption is definitely a process and can't be done all at once.

I just have to try to not do it all at once otherwise I can't handle it HA!

I mean, if you thing something breaking through the gum line, like, and having multiple teeth do that at once, like.

Much easier to spend a few minutes to do them all at once rather than scrambling at diaper time.

I'd think that the beginning of preschool and the binky - weaning would have been enough for him, but he thinks that he wants to do it all at once.

Just curious how much wool can I do at once?

Why Propping a Bottle is Bad In a world in which you feel that you have to do it all at once, do not use any substitution like bottle propping for your baby.

We all have days where we end up rushing around in the morning or before dinner, trying to get everything done at once — but that can wreak havoc on your toddler's need for structure.

I figured if we were doing something new and different, we may as well do it all at once instead of making 2 processes out of it.

Last week turned out to be such a fun parenting week — a week of firsts for Stitch, like she was saving them up to do all at once.

Don't try to do it all at once.

But we can not do this all at once.

On some level, I am wondering whether to wait until the end of the month when the anniversary of losing our other baby girl passes, because it's probably too much to do all at once.

I feel horrible for doing this all at once!