Sentences with phrase «have your hands full practicing»

You must have your hands full practicing all those religions.

Not exact matches

Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (NASDAQ: GMCR) certainly has had its hands full lately, with a host of critics like hedge fund manager David Einhorn, as well as an ongoing SEC investigation into its accounting practices.

This one wont be all that easy however has the Foundation's books are full of slight of hand tricks to get around sound procurement practices.

In the top category, DPi, and battling for overall pole the Cadillacs and Acuras proved they hadn't been showing their full hand in the earlier practice sessions and were close to the top of the time sheet in qualifying.

Readily digestible and full of best practices, this is a must reference to have on hand.

Although you and your dog have practiced shaking hands with distractions going on around you, having a full house may be more distractions than your pup can handle.

And the privilege of having my own practice is I have the ability to carefully pick my cases and to give each client, every person who calls me individual attention so I can answer all of their questions and make sure that they feel and they know that they have the full attention of a lawyer, and that they're not being represented by investigators or other people who do not have the hands - on experience that I've acquired over my 15 years of practice here in Richmond, Virginia.

In order to receive a licence to practice, physiotherapy students typically have to complete 1,000 hours of clinical practice — this means that accredited degree courses are normally full of hands - on experience in a range of locations, for example sporting facilities or NHS clinics.