Sentences with phrase «do it all day long»

Jongerius: That's a very horizontal way of working, and I don't think you can do it all day long.

AE, if you want to bring up your supposed being of infinite anything and assert that it is real, you can do that all day long.

At the first core group meeting, I had no intention of doing marketing — I do it all day long.

Er... Yeah, if they do it all day long.

He does this all day long, going back at the third, sixth, ninth, and eleventh hours to see if any more workers have shown up.

She loves to sing, and does it all day long, so naturally we came up with a song about broccoli!

We will battle with Pepsi and 7 - Up for what percent of that space we get and do that all day long, but what's really changed is how many more aisles of the store we are represented in today.»

We have to wonder what exactly Wenger does all day long after morning training is over.

We seem to get yellow cards for fouls that our opponents are allowed to do all day long, such as happened to Coquelin yesterday.

What, apart from training, does he actually do all day long?

Getting the ball off the defence and passing it wide is a piece of piss, Flamini does it all day long!

Some days with infant multiples really felt like Groundhog's Day: there were moments when I felt like all I was doing all day long was changing, feeding, burping, and swaddling babies.

I wish I could do that all day long.

What's more, HERB can pick up and carry around mugs of coffee and later bring the empty mugs to the sink, and has been enlisted at parties to do this all day long.

This really impresses me, because it's what I do all day long, too, and it's taken me quite a while to get good at it.

If all you did all day long every day was bicep curls, eventually the muscle wouldn't be able to come out of the contraction.

When I like something, I can do that all day long for weeks, months, years.

Now, he still loves what he does all day long, loves his teacher and all of those things, but one thing has changed.

I love to cuddle, I could do it all day long.

They have nothing to do all day long except try to figure out how to beat the system, work around it, and look for any holes in the armor.

You want me to use sense memories to cry about dead babies, I can do it all day long.

I could do this all day long all the way down the line (and probably will next week, since, you know, what else is there to talk about?).

I could do this all day long.

What's more, it feels like it could keep doing it all day long.

Portfolio managers like me do that all day long.

A: As a financial planner, one of the things I do all day long is build financial plans that show people how long they have to work to retire comfortably at age 62 and fund the rest of their lives through age 95.

We do this all day long.

While not all dogs enjoy chasing after tennis balls, some dogs would be content to do it all day long.

It might seem like bliss to have nothing to do all day long, but it soon grows old for both humans and their furry pals.

Dogs readily do this all day long.

This easy training can be done all day long.

Imagine being all alone without anything to do all day long.

Eating is one of the most important things you do all day long, so for physical, mental and spiritual health, it is vital to spend time and thought each part of the process from selecting ingredients and recipes, to preparing your food, to enjoying your meals to their fullest.

It is, and your procurement department does it all day long.

Ms. Kumararatne: In my practice, what I do all day long is dealing with the criminality aspect of immigration.

We encourage everyone to fight back when it's in their best interest and we'll be happy to give you a full explanation, we do it all day long.

Literally, all these people do all day long is go from appointment to appointment drawing blood and completing life insurance health evaluations.

Being a «natural» in today's work space is starting to catch on, it's becoming an imperative to blur the line between work and play, and perform in your flow state at what you do all day long.

At $ 300k, you have a deal I would do all day long and I am quite sure you will hit it.

The problem isn't finding buyers for SS properties, I can do that all day long, the problem lies in unrealistic BPO's that assume that a buyer is willing to top of market price for a «maybe», then wait 4 or 5 months for a response from the bank and have that response be a «no» or a ridiculous counter!

You can borrow hard money to do it all day long for 12 - 15 %.

People are doing it all day long and you will not be the last to tap into this great source of funding.

Not exact matches

You don't have to wear yourself out to get a day - long mood and brainpower boost.

All I was doing was other people's work all day long, and I never actually got to the things that I wanted to accomplish on that given day.»

You could also host a day - long learning opportunity, inviting others in your industry to attend and learn more about the work you do.

HuffPost Live isn't going away, but will no longer do live video all day long.

They're not maniacally happy all the time - that would kill their desire to succeed - but their day to day circumstances don't take their eye off of their long - term goals.

The one day that you yourself stray from what you're asking other people to be accountable to, you can no longer ask them to do that — because now you're being a hypocrite.

Farmers work really long days and don't have time to market their products.

And some of the players to watch out for are the same big guys from 10 or 20 years ago (Microsoft, Oracle, AT&T, etc.) who are the long - entrenched stakeholders and «powers - who - be» in your space — not because they're great innovators or disruptors, but because: (a) they're increasingly well - informed about who's doing what very well (damn those demo days); (b) they're fairly fast followers with great gobs of money; and (c) they have the people, resources, and patience to hang around and keep buying and trying until they eventually get things right in the long run.