Sentences with phrase «in the door of»

If you feel defeated walking in the door of your office, why bother to come in at all?

From the moment you walk in the door of one of these facilities, the ample human interaction that will greet you will remind you: You're part of something greater.

Of course, young people are due a certain amount of sympathy for the perennial difficulties involved in getting one's foot in the door of the job market — it's always been hard work finding that first full - time position.

You feel it the minute you walk in the door of a shop or restaurant.

And as anyone who has ever set foot in the door of an Apple store knows, Jobs lived by his own advice — devote all your resources into a few great products and watch people line up like it's a Boxing Day sale.

Pride is knocking in the door of churches these days.

It gives the Spirit a foot in the door of the other's heart... and it is the Spirit who convicts the heart.

Would she walk in the door of a coffee shop with an adorable lost expression on her face, or would she happen to sit next to me on the airplane?

Yes — and from the day I walked in the doors of Alcoholics Anonymous.

Many of us, and I certainly was one, are a complete wreck when we walk in the doors of AA.

All it takes is a International Prosecutorial Body with the balls to kick in the doors of the Vatican and drag them out.

I figure those little cards will fold up and fit in the doors of our new «giving house» nicely, and if I intertwine them with a few fun gadgets (similar to last year) it will hopefully be a smooth transition!

The skin does a fine job of protecting it both on the tree and in my freezer so I just toss an overripe banana in the door of the freezer whole.

The minute we walked in the door of her home, she whipped off her hejab with one fell swoop and said, «F*cking hejab!

I went in the door of the delivery room and was told by the midwife that if I was this bad at this stage I'd definitely need an epidural - great confidence booster - she had no idea how far I was gone..

Moments earlier, the masked intruder had kicked in the door of Panzek's Buffalo Grove home and was attacking him, his teenage son and a young family friend, as well...

So, keep in mind we avoid storing our milk in the door of the freezer and try to have it back in the center where the temperature varies less and where it is colder.

They are pushing new products and have even admitted using bribery to get a foot in the door of hospitals, still the most effective way of gaining new consumers.»

Don't store breastmilk in the door of the fridge or freezer, because this area is usually too warm.

The bags can also stand upright if you wish to store them in the door of the refrigerator and for easy transferring of milk.

However, you should never store the bottle in the door of such a unit.

«Together, we can kick in the doors of the smoke - filled rooms of Albany, we can break up the old - boys network, and we can say to them, «This government is ours.»»

Reducing the threshold from 15 % to 5 % is a completely transparent attempt to try to hang on to power over the heads of MPs, as well as to put a foot in the door of all future contests.

He's pushed some 210 businesses and organizations to sign his «Opportunity Pledge» and spoken in favor of apprentice programs that give young workers a foot in the door of the construction trades.

Five firefighters have crushed their thumbs in the doors of the FDNY's brand new firetrucks within six months of each other and are suing or plan to sue the city over what they call a faulty door design.

So do her backers - with fallen rival Andrea Leadsom, quitting PM David Cameron and Chancellor George Osborne all wanting her in the door of Number 10 now.

«Russia has finally got its foot in the door of the commercial space industry — with the rather reluctant blessing of the US.

HOPING to get a foot in the door of the space - based hosiery market, Sock»M announces itself as «the first fashion brand to manufacture designer socks made for space travel ``.

In October of 2011, Jessica Denst walked in the door of CrossFit 312 after hearing how great Crossfit was.

I walked in the door of NECF, read that CrossFit is constantly varied functional movements performed at high intensity, and decided this is exactly what I needed.

Points for walking in the door of your favorite stores, points for scanning items in store, points for buying things you already planned to buy... did I mention I love points?

The long ends can be caught in the doors of public transportation and cars, by shopping charts, etc. and they also may cause injury in conjunction with car - seat belts.

I had to blow my nose as I walked in the door of New York City's Museum of Arts and Design, which was a pity, because that was the one body part I would...

Of course, a filmmaker needs a script, and David swipes one from one of his neighbors, Toni Edelman (Mary - Louise Parker, who is trying to get her own foot in the door of the film business).

It was our foot in the door of directing.

Through her twilight world acquaintances she gets a foot in the door of Andy Warhol's «Factory» where she presents a copy of her play «Up Your Ass» to him.

Those were the first words a little boy I'll call Michael said to me when he walked in the doors of summer theater camp.

Yes, their needs are complex, but they deserve to be thrilled when they walk in the door of the school, excited by the idea that they will learn something new that day.

Peeking in the door of the breakout sessions at the Washington State Charters Schools Association Conference

Kiriko cut - glass inserts juxtapose intricate Mark Levinson speaker covers in each door of the Lexus LS 500.

Learn how to get in the door of any dealership.

For example, unlike ordinary cars, the two mid / high range speakers are in different spots in each door of the Stingray, forcing Bose tuning skills to make sure sound is reproduced optimally.

Besides the fact the financial manager stood in the door of his office and announced to the whole office what was on my credit report.

But one day she got her foot in the door of Canine Styles - and that alone put her on the map and inspired her to call on more stores.

Getting your foot in the door of your chosen school is a great feeling, especially when you beat out several other applicants!

As an unknown, just getting your foot in the door of a publisher was an enormous feat.

You can't get your foot in the door of a publisher without the right contacts and the competition is fierce for both.

Now, if you've hired a literary agent (which you will most likely need to do to even get your foot in the door of traditional publishing), they will receive 15 % of your advance as commission for their services.

I feel like I have only got my pinky toe in the door of the writing world, and I'm trying to soak up all of the information and am learning about this craft as much as I can.

Playing the hurt consumer in this situation is the equivalent of standing in the door of the bank after the ATM accidently farts out an extra 20 and refusing to hand it over.