Sentences with phrase «leaps when»

My kitchen is very similar in style, we did it twelve years ago and my heart still leaps when I see it.

But...... thinking about this issue and the amount of articles that have appeared on both these subjects since the new year has made me realize that in the past decade of publishing my pdf newsletter «Law Librarians News» and then subsequently my House of Butter blog, we've all made huge leaps when... [more]

But...... thinking about this issue and the amount of articles that have appeared on both these subjects since the new year has made me realize that in the past decade of publishing my pdf newsletter «Law Librarians News» and then subsequently my House of Butter blog, we've all made huge leaps when it comes to the reporting of the legal publishing industry.

So I progress in small steps instead of dramatic leaps when redefining my style.

Although the NSX leaps when prodded, it also has an understated side.

Your company grows by leaps when you get buy - in from team members and help them see their potential to lead from within.

Later, at his baptism, he would receive signs of special kinship with the Father, but here, at a mere 12 years, we can imagine his heart leaping when he saw the temple.

The human race is in the midst of a great transition involving such an enormity and rapidity of change as to constitute a transformation as far - reaching in its implications as that earlier great evolutionary leap when biological man became cultural man.

So lovely to use cardamom... my heart leaped when I saw the title!

Which, again, basing that on his current stats is a leap when you look at how other players who have performed similarly in the past have translated to the NHL.

Adam Christopher took a huge leap when he left his job at LEGO to set up his own business designing and making concrete feature...

Biomedical research is often slow and incremental, but it can take a leap when someone uncovers a hidden connection.

For me growth has to happen naturally, I don't want to push myself into a role that's not a good fit or I'm not close to being ready for because that does both me and the group that I'm working with a disservice, but I'm also not opposed to taking a leap when need be.

It took many years and a lot of work to get to where I am today, and I could not be happier for taking that leap when I did.

It wasn't that big of a leap when it came to writing that for the script.

By using the above tips, you can effectively attract and create a stable full of passive eLearning candidates who are ready to leap when the right opportunity comes along.

This article will explore the benefits of eLearning, as well as some important steps to follow to successfully make the leap when converting instructor - led training to eLearning.

It sits lower, though, and looks like it's ready to leap when viewed from the side.

I had taken that leap when I began making Satanic Hell, and true to the adage, I learned a ton about the process and I'm still learning.

Every day, I'm happier I chose to leap when I did: people are reading (and enjoying!)

Make sure to look before you leap when it comes to taking out a credit union credit card.

Even though I dislike Socom, I don't think I'm taking too large a leap when I say it trumps any «community» the Xbox 360 has to offer with any specific title.

It's like Tom has his own gravity field, as he seems to float through the air, and never quite seems to leap when you ask him to.

Also, allowing all of those games in the library to carry over into the Xbox Scorpio's setup is a smart move and will likely convince a lot of people to make the leap when the console does go live later this year.

His painting took an enormous leap when he came into contact with the American abstract expressionist movement, attending their exhibitions and meeting their members - artists such as Franz Kline.

So it was a quick leap when Abstract Expressionism came on with this kind of psychic improvisation and so forth.

In fact, it was a great leap when artists began to allow everyday life into the subject matter of painting.

WHAT: Market value of American artist Norman Lewis (1909 - 1979) took a giant leap when his painting, «Untitled,» circa 1958, brought $ 965,000 in a recent record - breaking sale of works by African - American artists at Swann Galleries in New York.

The gazelle's internal body structure and central nervous system do not need to be studied, known or modeled for the conclusion in (4) that «gazelles leap when a predator is near» to be valid.

It takes a leap when a paper shows models have worse predictive power than random, to say that it is making claims based on control data that is not even supposed to be detectable:).

There is definitely information that has been floating around for as long as I've been in the business that life insurance prices take a giant leap when you reach age 50.

It doesn't offer a huge leap when compared to the Galaxy S8 but the sum of its parts make it an excellent option for an Android handset.

The technology took a leap when pattern locks were added to devices.

In this industry perspective, Dan Larson of the firm CrowdStrike argues that antivirus software is becoming less effective at stopping damaging cyber attacks, but that companies need to look before they leap when replacing it.

My heart leapt when I heard about Adoption UK's campaign to raise awareness in schools about the importance of attachment.

Elaine's Story My heart leapt when I heard about Adoption UK's campaign to raise awareness in schools about the importance of attachment Read More

Not exact matches

When is doing what you love just a hobby... and when should you take the leap to start your own endeaWhen is doing what you love just a hobby... and when should you take the leap to start your own endeawhen should you take the leap to start your own endeavor?

When things are good, we coast along without making any quantum leaps.

It was 1933, after all, when Procter & Gamble began producing sensationalized radio dramas as a way to deliver its advertising to homemakers, and it later made the leap to television (the company went on to produce blockbuster soap operas like Another World, As The World Turns, and Guiding Light).

So at the end of 2011, when he discovered The Barter Group, a trade exchange of 450 small businesses in Greater Phoenix, he leapt at the chance to join.

When we took the leap to work on our own, we made very strict rules for ourselves.

«I don't think it's a leap of faith when you look at the increase in cellphone usage.»

The times they are a-changin» Chances are, when you hear the term socially responsible business, a handful of companies — and their founders — leap to mind: Ben & Jerry's Homemade (Ben Cohen, Jerry Greenfield).

That's a pretty big valuation leap from June, when the company raised $ 44 million at a valuation of $ 400 million.

It's telling that when digital retailers leap to the physical world, they tend to take an old - school approach.

When your competitors have leapt ahead of you in features and benefits, you must either catch up or leap ahead of them with innovations of your own, or you'll fall so far behind you become a marketplace postscript.

That's when Doron Petersan, the tattooed, raven - haired owner of Sticky Fingers Sweets & Eats, where I had had the cookies - and - cake number earlier, leaps onto the top of the bar and shouts for attention.

His reputation as «Red Ed» didn't help when the time came to leap to the private sector.

«At the time, it was a huge portion of her net worth, so she was really taking a big leap on me,» says Hague, who was eight months out of York University's Schulich School of Business when she started the company.

The world's largest economy made an important leap toward sustainable recovery in January, when the jobless rate dropped below 9 %.