Sentences with phrase «everyone know at»

Everyone we know at the university we work at comes to him for tools and help!

Make a list of everyone you know at work and in your personal life.

By the time the trip came, I had mentioned to almost everyone I know at some point or another that I was going, and they each replied with recommendations.

Following a horrific accident while apprenticing a more prudent magician (Ricky Jay), the two men begin a dangerous competition that puts the lives of everyone they know at risk.

«Once I learned about the Hotel Trades Council, I told everyone I know at the casino to sign a union authorization card.»

To the best of your knowledge, at what point did people like Doug or any of the people on the «discernment group» become aware of their relationship (and did everyone know at first, or just Doug)?

I am sure everyone knows at lleast one person who would love your book as a Christmas present.

Everyone knows at least one popular kid and not much positivity comes from this single word.

I sort of assumed, like everyone I knew at the time, -LSB-...]

«Everyone knows it at the Tappan Zee Bridge.»

The possibility of a split is sometimes mooted, but everyone knows at heart that splitting the vote would spell certain disaster.

Everyone knows at least knows how to do a push up even if they can't actually do one.

I know everyone knows at least one way to curl your hair.

With over 3 million daily active users and 50,000 new signups every day, Plenty of Fish guarantees that everyone knows at least one person who's found a match on the site.

Everyone knows at a glance who is official, said Branson superintendent Lee Orth about using badges.

NCLB did set unrealistic goals for student achievement; most everyone knew it at the time.

Given that everyone knows at least two hundred and fifty people, if you tell one person in a small village that you are looking for stories to tell — theirs — they will usually gladly oblige.

AUTO ACCIDENTS Just about everyone knows at least someone - a friend, cousin, sibling, grandparent, who has been injured in an auto accident.

Nearly everyone knows at least one boomerang couple.

Everyone knows at least one couple who are genuinely happy.

Not exact matches

Don't be weirded out if everyone at that new eatery you're visiting knows your name.

We may not know everyone's name, but at least we see them on a regular basis.»

With Snapchat, I know everyone I'm friends with personally, so looking at their stories is funny / interesting to me.»

Not only are they regularly engaging their fans with contests, they are making sure everyone knows who won, and creating a lot of buzz while they're at it.

A good rule of thumb is to treat everyone at a potential new employer like the CEO — you never know who you're talking to!

Look at it that way, and just about everyone you know is in sales.

Everyone at Rhino Foods knows how to build up the bottom line.

At the time of the discovery, Marshall was ridiculed for his idea because «everyone» knew that bacteria couldn't survive in the acidic environment of the stomach.

«Steve, of everyone I've known in life, could be the most avid proponent of some position and within minutes or days if new information came up you would think he'd never, ever thought that before -LSB-...] He was a pro at this,» says Cook.

«The candidate who knows the space and is really interested in a company rather than just applying for a job will be able to engage with everyone who's interviewing him or her with interesting questions at the right level,» Baszucki says.

Bootcamp not only gives everyone on the team the opportunity to get to know the bootcamper and explore some of the areas that interviews might not have shed the light on, but also allows the bootcamper to experience what working at Buffer really is like and compare it with their expectations before moving forward with their journey.

When Emma Harvey was working as an artist instructor and assistant at a Pinot's Palette paint and sip studio, she wanted to share the concept with everyone she knew.

Not only was this much more cost effective, but everyone at the conference knew who we were, because we chose to bypass the conventional conference protocol.

I just want everyone here at Jetco to know that I am proud and honored to be a part of this family.

The know - it - all thinks she's at a meeting of one, with everyone else serving as her audience.

«Everyone knew the report would be confusing because of the distortions from [hurricanes] Harvey and Irma,» said Richard Piccirillo, managing director at PGIM Fixed Income.

The average guest spent $ 703 for each wedding last year, with millennials (who are arguably more apt to be in that everyone - I - know - is - getting - married phase of life) shelling out even more, at an average $ 893 per celebration, according to the American Express Spending & Saving Tracker.

Not everyone at York knew what to make of Horváth back then.

That way you can keep cycling through who needs to buy what next at the grocery store and you know which foods are fair game for everyone.

It means you make sure everyone on a team knows what is going on, even at the risk of being too chatty.

This means everyone, including the person at the front desk, needs to know that the way he or she deals with people on the telephone, by email or when they visit the office is vital to establishing a courteous and professional image for the company.

If there's a deadline, and everyone knows that three weeks from now at 4 p.m., this negotiation is over, that incentivizes people.

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Mattrick says the best is yet to come, but he's conspicuously silent about the thing that everyone at E3 wants to know about: the next - generation Xbox.

«Be sure to adopt at least one idea or solve at least one problem that was mentioned, letting everyone know who deserves the credit for bringing it up,» advise the authors.

I had been competitively tracked from middle school to high school to college, and by going straight to law school I knew I would be competing at the same kinds of tests I'd been taking ever since I was a kid, but I could tell everyone that I was now doing it for the sake of becoming a professional adult.

At least the initial response should be public, though, to let everyone know that you're on the issue and that you care.

«A lot of people ask the same things at investment meetings, but everyone knew that if they came to a meeting with Ira, he'd go at things from a different angle.»

But it's not just for the guy at his desk who wants to know where everyone else is; it's also helpful for the employee who's doing the walking around in a building or across a corporate campus.

Build a culture of accountability, measure results, and make sure everyone knows that you are looking at their performance.