Sentences with phrase «ins saddled»

Chief executive Lloyd Blankfein, back in the saddle after a cancer scare, has recently taken up Twitter, too.

But today he's back in the saddle, riding with his reps on sales calls again.

The presentations are also geared at existing customers, who can bring in their saddles to be adjusted.

I'm in the saddle every day playing a screwball.

Get back in the saddle again with these encouraging words of wisdom.

I was now back in the saddle.»

With few exceptions, an extremely high p / e ratio is a handicap to a stock, in the same way that extra weight in the saddle is a handicap to a racehorse.

Alberta is back in the saddle, while Quebec takes off While most provincial economies have stepped up their pace relative to last year, the country's economic momentum is not shared equally across all provinces.

Now that everyone is back in the saddle today we may see dip buyers try to regain this emotional level, but there are other things to consider...

When it stood as tall as it could stand, Jesus leaned forward in the saddle.

By boosting in the saddle, I mean that many people use Jesus as their helper for THEIR OWN RELIGIOUS PROJECT.

«Chernobyl, AIDS and family: Are the horsemen in the saddle?»

So, I'm back in the saddle again.

In the view of liberals, conservatives are in the saddle, or at least threaten to take things over.

The fact that liberals are in the saddle, on the other hand, provides a sufficient working definition of conservatism.

Liberals in the saddle can indulge in abstract disputes about the nature of the ideology that legitimizes their rule.

Working as he does for the New Republic and the New York Times, he knows what is required to keep his place in the saddle.

In the view of conservatives, liberals are in the saddle.

Didn't John Wayne say something like, «Courage is fear getting back in the saddle»?

We're a «bur in their saddle», as the old saying goes.

Emerson already said «things are in the saddle and ride mankind» Walter Bagehot, in his Economic Studies, wrote of David Ricardo, one of the founding fathers of economics: «He thought he was considering actual human nature in its actual circumstances, when he was considering a fictitious nature in fictitious circumstances» (quoted in Daly & Cobb 1989, p. 36).

Liberalism in the saddle proved disappointing compared to the heroic days when liberalism was in the opposition.

I will be fully back in the saddle tomorrow my friends.

I've had the pleasure of being removed from ministry before, many years ago and while it didn't affect my underwear it did make me skittish to get back in the saddle again.

Last Monday may have missed the usual recipe postage, but it feels good to be back in the saddle, especially with a long awaited partner in recipe creating crime, my first DSLR camera!

That means I've been out of the kitchen which has been a nice break, but I'm ready to get back in the saddle!

We call it our Ass Blaster hot sauce for a reason, so grab a bottle and put the blaze back in your saddle...

From that moment on, we were back in the saddle.

Life just kept getting in the way of blogging (mostly because I let it), and with every passing week it became harder to get back in the saddle.

Hi, JoAnn, Glad you're back in the saddle.

Much attention is given to ensuring that a horse is in condition to continue; as far as the rider is concerned, you could tie a dead body in the saddle and still get a green light.

Only the bravest and strongest men in the saddle can prosper and they don't come much braver than AP McCoy.

Big, black and powerful, the horse they called Steamboat because of his whistling wheeze never forgot the quirting he got as a colt and never let anyone stay long in his saddle

She's good behind the wheel, but better in a saddle: she'll compete instead at the world championships for horseback riding.

Whether it's your first time in the saddle or you have a dream of competing at the National level.

But in the saddle he was a demon.»

Now you have to lead a jockey to the horse he «sgoing to ride, put him in the saddle, lead him to the post and take him offwhen he's through.

In the saddle horse division, three - and five - gaited horses (above), high - stepping aristocrats, majestic and brilliantly turned out, will be judged on manners, quality and performance.

«It was really weird,» said jockey Whited, a veteran of 31 years in the saddle, after the running of the Carris Memorial.

The man in the saddle, cattle rancher Nolan Ryan of Alvin, Texas, still burns his brand on baseball after 20 years and 4,259 strikeouts

Reluctant Guest ($ 31), Robbie Davis in the saddle, passed Lady Winner in the homestretch to win the Beverly D Stakes by half a length, at Arlington.

-- and Buckner was back in the saddle.

Instruction in horsemanship on the ground and in the saddle, all while having fun.

«I feel sorry for Mazzarri, but he'll get back in the saddle even stronger than before.

Any advice to help me get back in the saddle would be great, I have so much to be thankful for with him; I just can't seem to find the common ground.

Pony Rides: Children delight in saddling up for a ride in the pony ring.

If your partner did watch the birth and feels upset by what he saw, it's likely that once he gets back in the saddle all will be fine.

It's a great time to get back in the saddle:) Some parents are done by 12 months (1/2 the current world's kids, actually)... so it IS possibly like hubs thinks.

So, you're ready to get back in the saddle and go back to work after taking some time off to have a baby or simply be a more dedicated mom.

Made with a special blend of technical yarns to provide comfort and recovery even during the longest rides in the saddle.