Sentences with phrase «into rooms»

The maintenance staff eventually conceded that someone had probably tried to break in and that it was fairly easy for locals to get into the rooms if they wanted to but they said there was not problem with theft on site.

Two goals up after great goals by Samir Nasri and Marouane Chamakh, we looked the only side likely to win the game as the teams went into the rooms at half - time.

One of the girls actually crushed peanuts using the side of a bowl, and someone foraged some Thai basil growing wild, while the others ran into their rooms and got some fruit from the complimentary fruit bowl to add some punch to their salad.

The company also pumps ozone into rooms where fruit is being stored to kill bacteria and reduce pathogens that can harm apples.

As an out - of - church - christian for more than 5 years now (born 1960 — German) the greatest mistake church always repeated was, to interpret «repenting» and «coming back» with coming into their rooms and programs.

After all, we are all men, and if we were to receive people of the world into our rooms, we should not have the strength to remain within the bounds prescribed, but should at least wish to adorn them with some books to give the visitors a better opinion of our scholarship.»

The excerpt from Marya's book might just as well encourage one of us to come into the rooms, knowing that it's not necessary to believe in a prepackaged god or have a religious affiliation.

She went all about, looking into rooms and chambers to her heart's content, and finally even got to an old tower.

As I've said so often: AAs may be sick when they walk into the rooms of AA., but they are not stupid.

After busy days, running around, open air meetings, driving the autobahn at white - knuckle speeds, getting to know our German and American hosts, listening to my husband preach through interpreters, and hosting barbeques in the former east Germany, we would settle all the teens into their rooms, and retreat to our spartan quarters.

God loves to bring his children into rooms where visitors rarely enter — whether in an orphanage in Africa or in the kitchen across the street.

I came into the rooms as an aggresive atheist but have changed my views.

Smoke from the gunpowder billows in the hallway, moving into the rooms filled with terrified students and teachers.

Frind will spend hours hiding in the three - bedroom apartment he and Kanciar share, furtively flipping light switches, tapping on doors, and ducking into rooms to play on his girlfriend's fear of ghosts.

I'd walk into rooms that were just as hostile as any rooms I have ever been in — and I worked at a railroad — so it was pretty significant.

These venues and networks are gradually becoming more inclusive, but while women are now venturing into the rooms where alliances are struck and money is promised, that doesn't mean they stand on equal ground.

And after the emergence of the Access Hollywood tape in October 2016, in which Trump can be heard boasting about making unsolicited advances toward women, writer Natasha Stoynoff said that while on a reporting trip to Mar - a-Lago, Trump led her into a room alone, pushed her against a wall, and began trying to kiss her.

Or to see them dancing and then pull other people into the room to watch them.

Your Skype call goes over by five minutes, the next group is chomping at the bit trying to get into the room for their meeting, awkwardness ensues.

Turning a corner into a room whose walls were covered in whiteboard markings, we came across a man fiddling with the bits and pieces of a video - conferencing setup.

What message do you communicate the moment you walk into a room?

A fresh coat of paint on your home office can go a long way toward making you feel engaged and energized every time you step into your room.

«I can smell the culture when I walk into the room,» says Mesher, who is now chairman of Nulogy, a rapidly growing Toronto supply chain technology firm.

Hopefully, when another minority walks into the room and people want to talk business with them, it won't come down to their gender or race or religion.

This pick from Vicks releases warm, moist air into the room, creating a soothing atmosphere to relieve congestion.

They brought people into a room.

When a man walks into a room, they're assumed to be competent until they prove otherwise.»

Marie - Huguette Cormier is about to step into a room filled with her company's most valuable assets.

«When you walk into the room, if you don't know more about your business, your industry, your company, and your customers than everybody else in the world, you're lying to yourself.»

In the commercial, Martha Stewart walks into a room and introduces herself only by her first name.

In 2015, the court dismissed a suit against two officers who forced their way into the room of a mentally ill woman who was armed with a knife and had threatened to kill anyone who entered.

If you're not crystal clear on your objectives walking into the room, your chances of walking out of it with a win are close to zero.

Imagine you could walk into a room and instantly, unconsciously infect those present with your enthusiasm and confidence?

Jay Margolis, former CEO of The Limited, Cache: When [Silas Chou of Tommy Hilfiger] called me into a room and just said, «I don't think you're happy.

A few hours later, Jay Finch, a 26 - year - old applicant from Jersey City, walks into the room.

The only light that was coming into the room was coming from two doors at night time.

«You might have just gotten out of the shower, and the room attendant walks into the room — there could be endless scenarios,» said AHLA's vice president for government affairs Brian Crawford.

Some company CEOs believe the best way to do strategy is simply to pull the top executives into a room and hammer out the plan.

Faced with a room of people, would you run into that room and try to speak to everyone, force your thoughts on them and get in their faces?

It's easy to walk into a room and only chat with the colleague who sits in the cubicle next to you.

If you get there late, you will walk into a room full of loud people in conversation — a scenario you hate.

In it, a female athlete bursts into a room filled with bald drones and hurls a sledgehammer at a projector screen displaying propaganda.

As the team made its case to Steinberg, one of his minions took its written presentation into another room, «worked out a detailed set of responses, and delivered them to me just as [the team was] wrapping up.»

Before you walk into any room, make sure you know what the people in that room need.

Going into the room we already knew it was a project that would help HBO and support the quality of work they seek.

«It wasn't there when we walked into the room,» says Shawn Muir, a senior systems engineer at Lockheed Martin lmt.

«And the consequence of that is that the director [of the film], the person responsible, was not coming into the room in a defensive posture knowing that this group could screw him over,» Catmull said.

You'll be able to walk into your room and say «Alexa, open the curtains,» or «Alexa, lower the temperature.»

It's tempting to kill time before a meeting or interview by being head - down in your phone, but you miss the opportunity to be present and make eye contact when someone walks into the room.

«If you can imagine her being put into a room, being treated as if she was a hostage, the room being stormed by the SAS, she will be put through that training,» he told The Independent.