Sentences with phrase «in a scramble actually»

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In these cases, she explains, sales can actually fall through while the seller is scrambling to complete filings and both parties await Canadian Revenue Agency to produce documentation proving good standing.

gently start to stir for a couple seconds... you'll get the hang of it... stir again in 30 to 45 seconds, and as the eggs start to actually get done (think moist scrambled eggs), pour in your salsa or condiment of choice....

Because I actually had fresh truffles in my grubby little hands I took the advice of a chef friend and cooked them as little as possible, adding them shaved with fluffy scrambled eggs, on top of fresh angel hair pasta, and added last minute to creamy mushroom soup.

It's called a waffle omelet, but it's actually scrambled eggs made in the waffle iron.

They're caught with one foot on either side — smart enough to know that teams use the combine more for validation and reaffirmation than to scramble the board, but also clairvoyant enough to predict that no one would read a story with the headline: «Nothing Actually Happening at Combine; Check In Next Year!»

«In technology, Chinese firms are actually ahead of Western firms in areas such as e-commerce and social media,» says Neves, citing the country's ubiquitous WeChat platform, which has often left fashion marketers scrambling to keep up with its breakneck pace of developmenIn technology, Chinese firms are actually ahead of Western firms in areas such as e-commerce and social media,» says Neves, citing the country's ubiquitous WeChat platform, which has often left fashion marketers scrambling to keep up with its breakneck pace of developmenin areas such as e-commerce and social media,» says Neves, citing the country's ubiquitous WeChat platform, which has often left fashion marketers scrambling to keep up with its breakneck pace of development.

The tsunami sequence in The Impossible is likely to get most of the attention — and rightfully so, since it's ten of the most harrowing minutes most moviegoers are likely to see this year — but the movie is actually filled with smaller but no less gripping scenes of these family members scrambling to find each other amid of landscape of wreckage and strangers.

Lagos shuttles back and forth in time to explain how these four characters ended up sharing a predicament, but the scrambled chronology feels more like a defensive tactic, an attempt to disguise the story's familiar contours without actually adding any significant complication.

And it could greatly reduce «cramming,» in which students scramble to memorize facts and formulas without actually gaining a deeper, more durable understanding of course material.

Worst of all, the sequestration will occur in the middle of the 2012 — 13 school year, so educators will have to not only find a way to accurately plan next year's school budget but also scramble to develop contingency plans to deal with massive midyear programmatic cuts should they actually come to pass.

This is a huge difference from FSA's as you actually stand to benefit by leaving your money in the account to grow, rather than scrambling to spend it all in December.

Embarrassed by the outcry in favor of Oreo's Law (now CAARA), they immediately scrambled to write their own shelter reform law — one that they could claim made a difference for the better in the lives of NY animals while actually quietly blocking actual reform and expanding NY shelters» power to kill.

It's only been a short while that you could actually participate in the Cash for Clunkers program — four days in fact — but response was so overwhelming that the program has already depleted its $ 1 billion budget, Raw Story reports: The Obama administration is apparently now scrambling on finding money to extend the wildly successful program, which offered owners of old cars and trucks up to $ 4500 towards the purchase of new, more fuel - efficient vehicle.

Still no - one knows, however, what that actually means: an exit that's soft, hard or something scrambled in - between.

Life Force, also known as Salamander, is actually an entry in the Gradius series, which started with the game Scramble — confusing, I know.

In fact, listing out skills that are considered to be a common baseline can actually hurt your candidacy by making you look like you are scrambling to establish credibility.