Sentences with phrase «go over a lot»

My blog goes over a lot of the same topics as yours and I feel we could greatly benefit from each other.

My blog goes over a lot of the same topics as yours and I believe we could greatly benefit from each other.

We've gone over lots of ways to implement a bedtime routine, but what happens when it gets thrown off course by something like a vacation, the holidays, or houseguests?

We've gone over a lot of reasons why you shouldn't worry too much about what you eat while breastfeeding, but we all know that food allergies are a real possibility.

Not everyone will like veggies, I go over this a lot in my ebook, but you have to «practice» eating veggies.

Possibly even weirder than the movie everyone's been playing in their head since they first read a logline, Swiss Army Man (Grade: B --RRB- went over a lot better last night, in the close - to - midnight screening I attended, than its DOA reputation suggests.

We'll go over a lot of the other options here, just in case you'd rather try one of them instead.

I am also very private and in my mind go over a lot if the same issues you expressed.

I loved the price and it went over a lot of good topics which made me more aware of the way I should be driving.»

We go over a lot of great features in our in - depth Lollipop review but the five most intriguing from our perspective are:

You're going to hear this podcast a little bit later, but on today's Twitter live show for Circuit Breaker Live, Ashley and I are going to be going over a lot of different beauty gadgets that we've seen at the show this year.

goes over a lot better than «Where's the effing remote?»

Not exact matches

That said, when they're with you, an empath is happy to spend lots of time together, even preferring alone time over going to «overwhelming» places like the mall or the movies.

A lot of times companies or brands are taken over or go public and they're suddenly under pressure to make it new and fresh to placate investors.

«There have been a lot of positive and negative comments, and we just want to step over all those negative comments,» Sampson told Inc. «This journey was never going to be easy.»

«There's a lot that goes into making a book,» she says, «and we're going to take over everything for you.»

«I think Bernie's a helluva guy and has a lot of good ideas, but clearly he missed a couple days of class when they were going over economics at the U. of Chicago,» writes Jeremy Thornton, an account executive at Lamar Advertising, a small ad firm in Bridgeport, West Virginia.

A lot of work and development has gone into building on storage technology over the last few years, and as such, they've gotten a lot better.

That amounts to about 1.2 % of all shares outstanding, which could be worth more than $ 300 million if the company is valued at $ 25 billion (its last reported private valuation) when it goes public — and a lot more than that over time if the stock goes up.

For all the reasons mentioned above, font sizes have increased over the last few years to the point that many view 14 px as the very minimum font size, and many sites go even bigger with 18 px as a minimum, especially when a lot of reading is involved.

... There's a lot more that's going to change in that space over the next two years and we're going to try and continue to leverage our strengths of the past but also respond to some of those new emerging trends.

«He's going to have a lot of work to convince people that if it didn't work over the last 15 years, how will it work over the next five, 10, 15 years,» says Dan Hallett, a director of Highview Asset Management.

Fox News is going to make over $ 1 billion this year, and can do a lot better.

A lot of technology stocks have struggled over the last week — tech stocks on the S&P 500 are down nearly 2 % in April — but, clearly, many analysts think that 2U, which only went public in March, will still be a winner.

«What has been clear to a lot of people over the past couple of months is that that deal is not going to happen.

«Some will go into broad, cheap beta ETFs, like the S&P 500, but lots of people are looking at what is going to happen over the next five, 10, 20 years.

Last year, single family homes were selling here for just over $ 1 million, on average, but there is a lot more going on in Brookswood besides price.

«There's still just a lot of misunderstanding or a lot of education required about the supply of these different cryptocurrencies [and] how it's going to play out over the longer term,» he noted.

I found out it's pretty easy to go out here and buy a car — or it used to be — for $ 35 or $ 40 and take it over here to Prolerized Steel and sell it for $ 60 after you've taken a lot of parts off of it.

«If we're going to paper over it with goals that nobody is reaching except maybe the US — and we're doing it with natural gas — if we have that honest discussion, I think there'll be a lot of interest in pursuing it.»

While it's hard to move between engineering fields in this particular group (you're not going to see many biomedical engineers hop over to textiles), there is a lot of teamwork involving sales, science, and management, making it possible for engineers to move on to those areas later.

«There are lots of other things like slowing growth, and net interest margins that won't get going, and the brouhaha over trying to outsource 45 jobs.»

«They still have a lot of control over the [renminbi]... I think they want to keep the market guessing... So this is not going to be a one - way bet.

Along with creating timeless, fist pumping anthems such as «You Can't Stop Rock «n» Roll», «We're Not Gon na Take It», and «I Wan na Rock», Twisted Sister did a lot of other things right to sell over 10,000,000 albums around the world.

«Foreign investment from a lot of other jurisdictions is going to be really constrained over the next three to five years,» concurs Hodgson.

A lot of others — The two above are really the only ones I use, but in this post Tom Critchlow goes over a bunch of others.

«Over these last six years of seeing the market steadily go up, a lot of us have forgotten that it's normal for markets to also go down,» says Certified Financial Planner Stacy Francis, CEO of New York - based Francis Financial.

But like I said, a lot of this goes over my head.

Wistia co-founder and CEO Chris Savage described the way they do things as: «Go a little over the top, have a lot of fun with it, and express our own excitement.»

There's a lot going on over the next several days, with Alibaba sharing developments and advances in its technology ecosystem with the broader global computing community

I've talked with a lot of hiring managers over the years and most of them say they hope every interview goes well.

Whew, that was a lot of things to go over.

«I'm taking a lot of risk here by doing these things that could go over a cliff,» he said, noting that critics could soon declare that he had «lost it» and was «too old.»

I read this one early on and, going back and re-reading it now, I realize that a lot probably went over my head at the start

I've spoken to a lot of friends over the past 3 months, and one of the common points they made was the difficulty in sticking to plans as markets go backwards.

That means if you take a very long term moving average, that that moving average over 10 years, because it's not increasing over time, you take the average of that, the average is gonna be a lot lower than the current earnings on average.

We spent a lot of time together over the Gulfstream season, he was at the house quite a bit, went to dinner quite a bit, and I reprogrammed him.

There are a lot of interesting transitions happening in entertainment and e-sports is going to prove an enormous market opportunity over the next decade.

In our view, a lot has been going on under the hood in markets over the past several months, and we think there have been plentiful prospects for active strategies to function well and generate returns.

«It's like death by a thousand cuts: this happened over a long period of time... and now a lot of members of Congress, and a lot of consumers and the regulators agree that it's gone too far,» said Timothy Zimmerman, CEO of Pennsylvania - based Standard Bank and chairman of the Independent Community Bankers of America.