Sentences with phrase «in pieces they like»

The initial stats surrounding this project was about 30 % of browsers, but since launch we've seen it's running at about 55 % to 60 %, which I think is because the demographic that would be interested in a piece like this is more likely to have the right browser.

In prior comments, and in pieces like Going for the Gold and Valuing Foreign Currencies, I've frequently noted the importance of real (after inflation) interest rate pressures in driving commodity and currency fluctuations.

It kinda seems like they brought in pieces they like without thinking about how they'll fit together.

Pulling in pieces like classic white pointed toe pumps — I seriously can't live without a pair of these in my wardrobe — or a flared coat (totally 40 % off right now), gives the look a classy and feminine touch.

It's mandatory for all models to have a killer coat game, and Kendall has no trouble «keeping up» (ha, ha) in pieces like this pony hair - and - wool Sally LaPointe

I usually always wear leggings from Lululemon — they just fit me the best and mix in pieces like this clearance sweatshirt I found at Meijer while I was grocery shopping.

Do not let yourself down by not investing in a piece like this.

Valentino pieces are always stunning and I love how the recent resurgence of the house really stays true to Mr. Valentino's original vision that you can see so clearly in pieces like th...

I have been living in pieces like this while enjoying the nice spring weather lately.

It's good to invest in a piece like this because as you can see for yourself, it's timeless.

For those of you experiencing warmer weather as we head into winter, I suggest investing in pieces like this.

Additionally, some of the relationships in the film aren't as well - developed as they should be in a piece like this.

Mike Petrilli has made the same argument about America in pieces like «Memo to the World: America's Secret Sauce Isn't Made in Our Classrooms.»

So, in an effort to gain that trust back, we're seeing an increase in pieces like these, painting the sites as being on the side of the consumer («Hey man, I'm on your side!»).

In pieces like Butterfinger from 1995 and Miss Lucky Lulu from 1965, Ramos coupled youthful, ironically perfect female bodies with American candy bars, cigarettes, and other branded items.

This sensation of loss is crystallised in pieces like the elegy to objects «lost to the nation» which appeared in The Telegraph last week.

While the simultaneous Mandarin and English translations provide a literal underscore to Cheng's experience of foreignness, it is in pieces like The Bridge (2016), where a young black man traverses Hell Gate Bridge while repeating, «I do not turn around», that we are reminded that the maddening forces of Otherness and isolation are as much a homegrown effect of systemic racism than that which is lost in translation.

In pieces like Pink Smoke and Blue Haze, an all - over but irregular pattern of loopy lines creates a fog obscuring the picture plane.

The exhibit was also not without its usual dose of «creepiness», as in pieces like Tayler Brown's silicone double - headed Chimera, John Haley III's alienesque steel works, William Hand's monstrous mutated figure trapped in a jar, and Chet Zar's own titular piece, featuring two conjoined human heads in the shape of a skin - toned heart.

In pieces like A Square Removal From a Rug in Use (1969) or Encased By + Reduced to Rust (1986), the value exists in the idea itself, as expressed in words.

Now it recurs in the pieces like «Double Echo Wave,» «Wave Bias» and «Wave Hole,» forming concentric squares or diagonal stripes whose patchy colors suggest Frank Stella's early work rethought by the great quiltmaker Rosie Lee Tompkins.

In the early 1980s, Conrad began to make such thematizations of power explicit in pieces like Beholden to Victory, an «army film» that implicates its audiences in the dynamics of surly officers and shiftless, insubordinate privates.

The subtle and appealingly washed out aesthetics, similar to those of Julian Meagher can be seen in pieces like The Bedroom, The Shore, and even the portrait of the infamous Issei Sagawa.

But what I want to ask is a bigger question, which is only briefly mentioned in the original and one that is all to often not addressed in pieces like this: What aren't we pricing when we talk about grid parity and the price of energy generated by fossil fuels?Way down in the original, is the start of the critical question:

Built - in pieces like the concrete sofa base, display ledge and bed frame also optimize the limiting layout while asserting the cutting - edge style Leah sought.

Inthe late 1970s, Reggiani began using acrylics in pieces like this bright orange table lamp.

Not exact matches

She worked other colors in more subtly by using found objects like a distressed turquoise bookcase and yellow antique gate as display pieces — all in keeping with her antique garden theme.

Like any piece of content, your app needs to be thoroughly marketed in order to make the type of splash you're hoping for.

Doing so can proactively nip any problems in the bud, and give employees the opportunity to feel like they are an integral and important piece of the company.

Cameron was a senior denim designer at Madewell and global denim director at Calvin Klein, while Winter had worked in merchandising at J.Crew for seven years, and together they brought this fashion expertise to create focused collections of high - quality pieces like jeans.

In fact, some people like to cure their office boredom by making use of the equipment at their disposal to develop their very own bespoke piece of entertainment.

The fine carbon particles that the tower collects can be condensed to create tiny «gem stones» that can be embedded in jewelry pieces like rings and cufflinks.

Say you've produced a «pot roast» piece of content — a weighty, meaty asset like an e-book or white paper that you'd like users to download, perhaps in exchange for their email address.

«The economic system (in London) is like a Jenga tower... you don't know what will happen if you pull pieces out,» Douglas Flint, HSBC chairman, told MPs on Tuesday.

While we're programmed to retain information that seems relevant and which we can tie to other facts and sensations we're already storing in our heads, if a piece of data, like a name, is context-less and random there's less for the brain to latch on to.

A couple of months ago, Farhad Manjoo published a scathing piece in The New York Times that claimed the hottest tech startups these days aim to «help people on the lowest rungs of the 1 percent live like their betters in the 0.1 percent.»

«I wrote «Diary of a Wimpy Kid» as a nostalgia piece, looking back like «The Wonder Years,»» said Kinney, referring to the 1980s TV series set in the 1960s.

Acting almost like talent agents, they broker sponsorships, create branded content and negotiate other money - making deals for the creators of popular YouTube channels in exchange for a piece of their revenue.

Liz Elam, founder of Link Coworking in Austin and an organizer of the upcoming Global Coworking Uncoference Conference, who also wrote the CNBC piece, expanded on the networking benefits of spaces like hers when we got in touch, noting that interactions with fellow coworking members often go beyond what we traditionally think of as networking to encompass emotional «support.»

We like the 24 - piece set for its versatility in container sizes.

In a defining piece last October, Noah compared Trump's self - regarding public statements to strikingly similar ones from African dictators like Idi Amin, Robert Mugabe and Muammar Gaddafi.

Gap's Athleta isn't the only U.S. company that's expressed interest in carving out a piece of the fitness fashion pie, and other big brands like Nike and Adidas have launched yoga lines with a similar focus on style.

It's just small and thin enough — even for folks with smaller wrists like myself — and the premium wrist straps provided in the demos feature the kind of materials found in Swatch or higher - end time pieces.

Monolithic conglomerates such as Google, Samsung and Apple can afford it because such devices are but two pieces of their much larger wholes — they can take a bath on phones and tablets since they pay off in other ways, like keeping people within their larger ecosystems.

Pointing to examples such as seeing «moral equivalence in Charlottesville» and treating women «like they're pieces of meat,» Comey explained that Trump's inability to «respect and adhere to the values that are at the core of this country,» most notably the truth, make him unfit to be president «on moral grounds.»

Wireframe and draft: Start by plotting the major persuasion points of your piece in line with a formula like AIDA: Attention, Interest, Design and Action.

At least with a dot - com stock you owned an actual piece of equity in the underlying company (even if, like TheGlobe.com, a failed social media network, it only had revenues of $ 780,000 per quarter).

This was partially due to the fabric that was popular in the early aughts, like satin and taffeta, as well as the bejeweling trend, which meant that many wedding bodices at the time had some solid pieces of bling attached to the bodice.

The average media consumer in 2015 spends less than eight seconds on a typical piece of content, but this company has been able to help clients like American Express and HSBC average 15 times that — helping Contently land more than $ 7.6 million in sales in 2014, up from $ 218,001 in 2011.

For instance, a great piece of free content not only demonstrates your expertise to a targeted audience in a specific niche or industry, but it can also make you likable — especially if you inject some personality into your content and use tools like video on your LinkedIn profile and posts to showcase your personality.