Sentences with phrase «is the precise moment»

The point when you are just about to give up is the precise moment when the other guy gives up.

It's the precise moment when you realise that you'll finally have the wardrobe you've always desired and you're no longer forced to embrace your Mum's style tips (we've all been there!).

There must be a precise moment when wet cement turns dry, when it no longer accepts footprints or scratched - in declarations of love; an ordinary moment, unnoticed, just like any.

But this is the precise moment when you can best prepare yourself for change — whether it comes by Read More >

But this is the precise moment when you can best prepare yourself for change — whether it comes by your own choice or by external forces (that can hit like a freight train).

But this is the precise moment when you can best prepare yourself for change — whether it comes by your own choice or by external forces (that can hit like a Read More >

Not exact matches

Years later, in 2010, Amazon launched a full - throttle push to market baby products to moms at the precise moment it was negotiating to purchase the parent of Diapers.com, an act that could only drive down an acquisition price by striking terror in the hearts of other buyers.

«The hack is: «I should be able to know the precise time of day at any moment without a single human noticing.»

We felt it was just the precise moment to invest in such ventures, and TopRankers, being a potential venture,» said Mohit Gupta, MD, Ideation Initiative.

All of the data in the world on valuations, fundamentals, technicals, geopolitical events and sentiment can't help you predict the precise moment other investors will collectively decide it's time to panic.

There isn't a single factor that gives you an on / off switch to tell you exactly when to get into stocks and the precise moment to go to cash.

What other marketing medium lets you get your ad in front of your potential customer at the precise moment they are looking for exactly what you sell?

We can not give a precise answer to the question when our stock will be replenished: from the moment we know we have bitcoins they will be for sale almost immediately.

The chief problem with St. Paul was that he wanted his entire parish to go straight to heaven at the precise moment he converted them, while his parishioners kept saying, «We'll be glad to go, Paul, but we have a few other interests we would like to deal with first.»

However, there is a great difference between legitimate doubt as to the precise moment of death and the position of a priest asked to anoint a body in a funeral parlour many hours or days after death.

It is most striking that the morphological change of living creatures seems to have slowed down at the precise moment when Thought appeared on earth.

Many factors in the initial moments (milliseconds to mere minutes) were required to be extremely precise to allow for the present reality as we know it.

What is the precise point reached at this moment by the human race in the ineluctable curve of growth which is described by every zoological species in the course of its existence?

The buoying force of water reverses pull the precise moment we're short a few lifeboats to get home in.

Indeed, his epilogue, which traces the path of «village atheists» in the twentieth century and makes the book's major controversial causal claim, is the one moment in which his usually precise historical sense slips.

It interpolates at the precise moment when the battle lines are drawn and the warriors await only the blowing of the conch shell as signal to charge upon the enemy, a discussion running through eighteen chapters on very profound religious themes between Arjuna the warrior and Krishna the god, disguised as a charioteer.

«At the precise moment I noticed this,» she writes, «I heard the words «It is finished» echo through my heart and mind.»

If both charges had been armed, or if the table hadn't been quite so thick, or if the case holding the explosives hadn't been moved, or if Hitler hadn't bent over the map at that precise moment, or any number of other factors, history would have been changed, and millions of lives would have been spared.

I love it when the universe delivers conversations / ideas / emotions / moments / people / art at the precise moment when I am most open to them, and everything just flows as one down a meandering river with strong currents and pockets of stillness.

He was quiet for a moment, and I wasn't Sure if he heard me or if he had to gun his motor to get his answer Up to his mouth, but then he said, in his usual quiet precise intent Way, I would prefer to look for herons and wood ducks.

To say that a symbol has a «history» can mean two things: (a) that this symbol was constituted at a certain historical moment and that therefore it could not have existed before that moment; (b) that this symbol has been diffused, beginning from a precise cultural center, and that for this reason one must not consider it as spontaneously rediscovered in all the cultures where it is found.

Your pictures are transporting, your recipes mouthwatering and I have to restrain myself from kissing the computer screen when you treat me to a rare photo of your oh - so - happy - in - this - precise - moment face.

After almost a decade of sourcing and roasting the finest coffee beans, we are convinced that a perfect cup of coffee is like a «Copper Moon» — a rare moment in time when precise alignment creates something truly unique.

Also, it's quick to prepare, and if you pay attention to the precise moment it has absorbed enough water, you can't go wrong.

«But he has a precise focus — on confidence, effort and enjoying the position you're in at the moment.»

Professor Gene Logan of the University of Southern California, where High Jumper Bob Avant is a student, reckoned that the angle of the knee of Avant's push - off leg was 135 ° at the moment of takeoff and decided to strengthen his leg muscles at that precise angle.

This was at the precise moment in history when a young civil rights movement was emerging, a movement searching for role models.

It was a precise play that came just moments after McIlroy left his short of the green to that accompanying groan.

With Springfield's fast mile track in ideal condition and the weather hot, as it is most likely to be at Du Quoin, Ervin set about his task from the precise moment the starter yelled «go.»

It was at that precise moment that leftfielder Frank Thomas, a native of Pittsburgh, ran headlong into Ashburn and knocked the ball loose.

Another narrow Super Bowl loss and a whole lot of talk about dysfunction in the locker room and in the front office isn't going to change the fact the Patriots are among the most consistent teams in football, and they should be viewed as such until the precise moment it's proven otherwise.

Maybe he's not the best player in Liverpool's squad at this precise moment.

Jim (Moose) Barrows, the U.S. downhill coach, says, «There are four major elements in a good course: 1) high - speed turns; 2) a section where a racer proves he can take high speed in a prolonged tuck position; 3) a demand for endurance; and 4) a moment of truth, a difficult situation that requires extremely precise technical ability and that also demands that the racer show mental discipline and courage.»

Michigan fans were snarly and glum at the precise moment when Wisconsin fans were most glad they came.

He isn't like Cesc, who influenced every part of the game, but a precise specialist who springs to life at the key moment.

The club put everything behind Inzaghi, albeit realising it was his first experience and for that precise reason should be helped, supported and defended from outside attack during difficult moments...

His arrival, initially as player - manager, had been a surprise for many, most notably his predecessor Sammy Chung who had first learned of Dixon's appointment just 90 minutes before the opening game of the 1996 - 97 season when he opened the door to what he presumed to be his office to find the former Chelsea forward sitting at what up until that precise moment had been his desk.

From the moment you conceive until a long time after you give birth, to be precise.

Therefore, the precise moment of ovulation can be a little bit mysterious.

And obviously that's more of an appeal to me... at this precise moment in time.»

It is generally accepted as fact that prior to some precise point in the past - of which the actual moment in time is not important for discussion - that there was no such thing as a homo sapien.

We are in a unique historical moment in which the Tory leader has the precise reverse of the Labour leader's qualities.

In this moment and for an indeterminate number of future ones whose precise number is lost to Time, this first homo sapien was the only human on Earth.

Like a relationship that lost its sparkle, it's hard to identify the precise moment it happened.

But when we take these people to task we achieve several important things: we maintain a civil manner of discourse at the precise moments when we are politically most emotional.