Sentences with phrase «in a briefcase»

The workbook is designed to be an active tool for your search and easily fits in your briefcase or bag so you can refer to anytime.

Dr. Krebsbach decided to turn in her briefcase for books and started veterinary school at The Ohio State University in 1991.

Benjamin's unfinished Arcades Project remains one of my personal favorite books (by some accounts, the writer had an additional manuscript in his briefcase when he killed himself while fleeing the Nazis).

It is so flexible that they can be easily rolled and carried in a briefcase just like a newspaper.

Fits easily in briefcases, handbags, and backpacks.

I was taught very early in my career... well before the consumer internet or websites like we have today... always have at least 5 buyer consultation packets in my briefcase at all times.

Sir James Munby, President of the Family Division, in a review of International Trust and Divorce Litigation said «This is a book which needs to be in the bookcase and in the briefcase of everyone involved on a divorce case with a trust element».

Traded in briefcase for clay.

Headlines include «The Power of Sound Bites,» «10 Things to Keep in Your Briefcase,» «The Firm Is Just Not that into You» and «Be Your Own CEO.»

It's better to have too many resumes in your briefcase than not enough.

will help you make an impression and build a relationship rather than the other person wondering if you accidentally hit «Connect» while your phone tumbled around in your briefcase.

I recommend bringing meats and cheeses in your briefcase and casually adding them on top of the plain lettuce from the salad.

Turns in the briefcase, starts the cash in match.

You can fold it flat easily and even put in your briefcase.

But Armstrong said: «The prime minister is not likely to be assisted in his negotiations if he goes into them with a timebomb in his briefcase which he says that he must detonate if he does not get the result he wants by a fixed date in 2017.

One should carry their interview supplies in a briefcase or professional looking bag.

In an NY Times article, we get to see what Jimmy Fallon tucks away in his briefcase.

All these accessories along with the handset will be packed in a briefcase - like box.

Of course it should go without saying that a large stack of business cards will be one of the most important items in your briefcase.

Romantic acts can be many — try giving her a flower someday or place a love note in his briefcase or backpack.

At his worst he would stash a pint of vodka in his briefcase before leaving for his job as a sales manager at a forest products company in Wayne, N.J.. He'd promise the kids that he would do something — like take them to a Mets game, for instance — then beg off because he was too hung over.

Safety first My MP, one of the young crop, texted me from a meeting asking me to bring his security pass which he had left in his briefcase.

But making sure things are organized is a little more involved than just throwing the devices in my briefcase and walking out the door.

Many people spend all night studying interview questions and forget to pack the essentials for an interview in their briefcase or purse.

Stow a copy in your briefcase and one in your trunk.

AquaBells Travel Weights For $ 49.95, you can pack eight fillable dumbbells in your briefcase but tote less than 26 additional ounces.

With a budding business in his briefcase, a $ 67,000 salary as a stage technician, and a $ 3,800 car to his name, Stephen Sorensen thought he could make a case for getting a $ 4,000 loan for himself, despite a checkered credit history that included a personal bankruptcy.

Asked for recommendations, he digs in a briefcase slouched beside his desk, extracts a music player and starts naming recent purchases: Broken Bells, Arcade Fire («really enjoyed that,» he says), Stone Temple Pilots («Good to see them back — and sober») and MIA, a rapper with famously radical political views.

A supply of closing materials should take up permanent residence in your briefcase, club locker, car trunk, home and office desk.

For comparison's sake, look at Jack Swagger, who cashed in his briefcase and got a brief title run, then never sniffed the main event scene again.

Nessler said that it happened around 10 years ago during a Texas - Texas A&M game, and ever since then he «kept the rule in his briefcase.»

Brodsky shoots back that he has the letter on which her name appears in opposition to the 2009 reform in his briefcase — in case anyone was interested in perusing it.

Maybe some of them carried this amendment in their briefcases when they got to the Senate, but we need new ideas to fix the old problems they left us with.»

... his tweet referred to the «nuclear football,» a series of launch codes contained in a briefcase that the president must enter in order to authorize a nuclear strike — one that no country has ordered since President Harry Truman dropped nuclear weapons on Japan to force it to surrender in World War II.

Maybe they will explain to you that the Head of State put the money in a bag and placed it on the plane and that it was used for the «good of the country»... the same way the US$ 5m (oops US$ 2m) was placed in a briefcase and put on the plane and was used «for the good of the country».

Mathematics can be carried home in a briefcase, whereas animals, plants, and chemicals have to stay in the field or the lab.

Astronauts cook by fitting a packet of freeze - dried food onto a needle - tipped rehydration station, or heating a thermostabilized food pouch in a briefcase - shaped electric warmer.

«Eventually I want to be able to put a FabLab in a briefcase,» he says.

Wrapped in genuine leather, with a cotton twill lining and magnetic closure, it can accommodate virtually any style, yet is compact enough to stash in your briefcase or...

In a post-credits scene, Nick Fury shows Erik Selvig, who is under the mind control of Loki, the Tesseract in a briefcase.

You'd be hard - pressed to find someone who doesn't have a tablet in their briefcase, backpack or purse in this day and age.

He placed the weapon, concealed in a briefcase, as close to Hitler as possible and left the premises.

The keyboard cover adds a quarter - inch of thickness and three - quarters of a pound, making the Switch no burden in a briefcase but a bit much to carry by hand for long periods.

The company that gave us the BlackBerry - still the dominant phone in corporate circles - thinks its business customers will have room in their briefcases for at least one more device: the PlayBook.

I take the train to work, so the DX will still fit comfortably in my briefcase.

(I worry about my Kindle getting crunched in my briefcase.)

Or, is there a problem with the files in the briefcase?