Sentences with phrase «going slack»

There is sufficient military drama here to keep my jaw going slack on multiple occasions.

All three systems can be turned off, but when they're engaged, you can sneak a few moments of semi-autonomous highway driving, the Pilot steering itself through mild curves for about 10 seconds before going slack and imploring you to put your hands back on the wheel.

I would have to say, without a doubt, WALL - E was the best movie of the year; I've never actually had the experience of my jaw going slack due to how good a movie is (Of course, I've only gotten this far into movies recently; I've only known Joel for, what, 3 years now?

Here are some tips that can help, from knowing how to communicate with them (go Slack) to looking past the obvious stereotypes.

Something that made me go slack - jawed.

In his view, it is God himself who renders our existence double, who plants us amid contraries, and who thus ensures the, taut oppositions without which life would go slack and lose interest.

And when he hit Jacob with a cheap shot, we too went slack, wounded as much by all our old treacheries as by our going to the mat with God.

On road - melting summer days in Arlington, Texas, when his parents were at work and all his older sister and brother wanted to do was go slack - jawed in front of their favorite TV shows, Jeremy's pestering would make them so crazy that they'd invite him to follow them through an upstairs bedroom window onto the roof, then slip back inside and lock the window, marooning him up there for the rest of the day.

The line goes slack and the other side has nothing to struggle against anymore.

The wires go slack because motion sensors detect something other than regular walking.

Indeed, primarily because of competition from South America, demand for traditional American tree pulp has gone slack.

As one starts to age, the propensity to go slack on physical exertion becomes a regular phenomenon.

Allow your shoulders to relax, allow your jaw to go slack.

Another problem for smokers: as nicotine levels drop during sleep, the airway muscles start to go slack.

The House of Cards actress selects a look that would surely make Senator Frank Underwood's jaw go slack: a lace J. Mendel gown featuring sheer panels (check out that profile shot!)

I can't drive when we're in my husband's home town (also in the mountains) because I go all slack - jawed at the view.

You probably don't need us to tell you why your guy will go slack - jawed over it

Jaws have gone slack.

WEll what can i say im a easy going slacker with the heart of GOLD.

Fassbender may have had a good, even great Macbeth in him, but he's been encouraged or allowed to deliver every line in a monotonal, whispery burr, and the rhythms of the exchanges go slack at odd places.

Nope, the belt went slack after about 100 miles, fortunately I was inspecting the tensioner indicator on a daily basis, so caught it in time.

Okay, so they won't do it, unless demand goes slack... that still leaves the first issue.

Cure leash - pulling with a click during those moments when the leash goes slack.

Even though that little ball of fur is the cutest thing in the world you can not go slack in housetraining it or you will be sorry in the end.

If the leash goes slack instead of pulling back, the fun is gone for your puppy.

By correct, we mean a quick yank of the leash, immediately letting it go slack.

It would make good use of lawyers who otherwise don't have enough work to keep them busy, a growing problem in many firms that have seen business go slack and hours fall off.

But I can definitely go slacking on Windows 10 Mobile.

Not exact matches

So, if there's a lot of global slack, that will make them less concerned about inflation pressures, but by then, if a lot of places are at relatively full employment and seeing target inflation, that will make them want to make sure that we're not going into an overheating kind of mode.

For 2015, in case you somehow got to this page without reading the cover, we're going with Slack, the business software phenom.

«Observers seem to think that go - getters exert less effort than slackers, even when they're working on the same task, and even though they themselves rated the assignment as equally difficult.

The data center market is going to have to pick up the slack if Intel's going to have a solid quarter (and outlook).

Here's what Slack's founder, Stewart Butterfield, has to say about staying productive — «We just went through this process of canceling almost every recurring meeting that we had to see which ones we really needed.»

«We've been looking at our growth week on week for the past year saying at some point real soon, it's going to slow down,» says Cal Henderson, Slack's CTO and a co-founder.

Canadian companies are relative slackers when it comes to going global.

Over the next 17 days, Butterfield typed out a pitch deck explaining what Slack would be: All your team communication in one place, instantly searchable, available wherever you go, a platform that «builds up to the edge» of other applications, like Excel or PowerPoint, but doesn't seek to reproduce them.

And the sad truth, the enormous elephant in the room that nobody wants to see, is that the overwhelming majority of you are never going to get there because you spend way too much of your time slacking off.

Your intense workweeks as an entrepreneur may leave you wiped come Friday, but Vanderkam argues that sitting slack - jawed in front of the TV or aimlessly surfing the Web isn't going to get you ready for another week.

And Slack is a huge part of how I stay on top of everything going on.

His collaborators included Eric Costello, Serguei Mourachov, and Henderson — the foursome would go on to be the nucleus of Slack — plus Caterina Fake, Butterfield's then - girlfriend and later wife.

You don't keep your best friend on staff even though he is a huge slacker and let the high performer go.

You're not going to create something people really love by making a big list of Slack's features and simply checking those boxes.»

Unlike so - called «unicorns» that will do anything to delay going public, Slack, says Butterfield, has been operating in a way that will allow it to IPO whenever it wants, hiring a controller and conducting multiple audits.

«I think they just look at Slack and see the basic features of it, but they don't understand what a challenge it's going to be to administer when you have hundreds and hundreds or thousands of teams.

Wanting to know why that super slacker guy in accounting makes more than the go - getter in marketing?

If they're excellent employees but have to go home to their family instead of a happy hour, cut them some slack.

It also makes it easier to pick up the slack for a partner that's recently been let go.

And you, with your policies of doctor's notes, not allowing people to go home, treating people who take sick days as slackers, and coming into work when you're sick yourself are making it much, much worse.

And if you're always there for them by being flexible, adaptive, and creative — by having a «sure, no problem» attitude even when you have no idea how you're going to do something — they'll reciprocate and cut you some slack when you need it.

If you've already procrastinated, you're more likely to get started on time going forward if you show yourself some compassion for your previous slacking rather than beating yourself up about it.