Sentences with phrase «left a pool on»

Especially if you are sweaty and left a pool on the machine.

Not exact matches

It's very difficult to see how we can meet the technology workforce needs if we're literally leaving more than half of the available talent pool sitting on the bench.»

It wasn't hard to generate a qualified pool of applicants, he added, because the ongoing M&A frenzy in the pharmaceutical sector has left a lot of competent executives on the sidelines after their companies were acquired.

The first was rock throwing between Nikolas and another boy, followed by reports by Lynda Cruz that Zachary or Nikolas left home without permission on several occasions, threw stuff or hit a door with pool gear, fought with each other or cursed at her.

And furthermore, even the major mining pools that have agree to implement the changes have only agree to implement the changes by offering Segwit2x as a choice to their miners, leaving the ultimate decision on which software to run up to the individual miner.

In that context, the relative reliance on foreign exchange swaps to manage the liquidity implications of Telstra 2 leaves a larger pool of CGS available to banks to manage their liquidity as Y2K approaches.

Once you have taken your «must have» features into account, if you are left with multiple properties, refine your list based on «nice to have» features like a large yard, a finished basement or an in - ground pool.

I'll be in * Desolation Sound, maybe kayaking, maybe swimming or tide pooling as this post is published, but in the meantime I have all these tomatoes on the vine that need attention and a post to write before leaving at the crack of dawn tomorrow.

Before we left, I reached out to the marketing team who offered us a tour, a sock in a private pool and entrance to the springs along with a certificate to use at their on - site restaurant so I could share our experience.

On Wednesday Bega said it would not extend its Warrnambool Cheese & Butter takeover offer of $ 2 cash and 1.5 Bega shares, leaving Saputo and Murray Goulburn to fight it out for control of Warrnambool's 900 million litre milk pool and state of the art processing facility at Allansford, Victoria.

There's even a «Luxus» version («for those very special moments in life»), a prime example of Berlin ironic humor: a whole sausage with a piece of gold leaf draped over the top, surrounded by a pool of Currywurst sauce on a white china plate and accompanied by a glass of Sekt (German sparkling wine).

On a final note, plants of the chinense species do seem to suffer much more from leaf drop than the other species with nearly all my chinense plants now as bald as pool ball.

Most should be sold off or go I feel we gave build a great club on quick sand Over the past 10 years The old board sold us out and took the money and ran The new board just keep taking the money Problem is when aw does to leave or get pushed we still have people at the top who do nt seem to care for us Things and personnel are being put in place now but the damage is done I soooo fear from us as we are slipping from top 4 to top 7 I look at pool and feel a bit envious They were so far behind us a few seasons ago and now they seem a long wsy in front for now They willingly or unwillingly got a defender they needed and we got sweet fa Up the gooners We are arsenal till we die

suarez tore up the epl by himself, pool havent been the same since he left, and he is numero 3 on that frontal attack...

One bettor, who put down his money at intervals — he kept leaving the window to check the odds board — bet $ 1,300 to win and $ 600 to show on Lebon, almost half the money that wound up on him in the pari - mutuel pool.

Wenger hopes Vertonghen will form part of a new - look defensive pool next season, with Squillaci and Johan Djourou sure to leave Arsenal on transfers.

A good place to divert them for a bit of time while you catch a few moments of relaxation by the pool but I definitely wouldn't plan on leaving a child who was very young there alone — they just can't watch the kids closely enough if there are alot of them in there.

I'm sure you've read the tragic accounts on the internet of children suffering great harm or death from an unanchored dresser falling on them, from being turned forward - facing in their car seat too soon, from being left unattended around a pool or a gun or any number of other dangers.

Standing in rows on the tiled deck, the lifeguard trainees stared intently at the pool, where the others were practicing their 200 - yard swim with just seconds left before the clock hit 3 minutes and 30 seconds, the slowest passing time.

It was unbelievably painful and left me with a weeping wound on my holiday so I couldn't swim in the pool with my kids and was a bit of a spoiler.

The legal action arose after Hodgson had been asked to leave the water while breastfeeding her then four - month - old daughter on a step on the central island of the baby pool.

There have been times when my son jumps in the water without warning me he's about to do so and I have to swim over to one side of the pool leaving my daughter by herself on the other side of the pool.

He mounted a ladder on the compound of the house and climbed to the bedroom of the MP before stabbing him and left him in a pool of blood.

Complete statistics are not collected on how many temporary foreign scientific and technical workers are in the country, where they work, and whether they leave the country when their visas expire or, as critics suggest, move into the illegal immigrant pool.

Indeed, it appears that eHarmony excludes certain people from their dating pool, leaving money on the table in the process, presumably because the algorithm concludes that such individuals are poor relationship material.

«People who have been fed on will wake up and there's a pool of blood — and the blood is often from after the bat left.»

And, at least at first, they treat their young alike: After the female deposits her eggs on a leaf, the male fertilizes them, and, when the eggs hatch, he coaxes each tadpole onto his back and ferries it to a nearby pool.

Researchers have discovered that words typed on the right side of a QWERTY keyboard, for example POOL, tend to be thought of as more positive than those typed on the left side, say DESERT.

According to her, the research included four of the five functionally distinct carbon pools whose study is recommended by the United Nations (UN) Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC): aboveground biomass (live plants), dead organic matter, leaf litter (layer that contains a combination of fragments of leaves, branches and other decomposing organic matter) and soil (up to 30 centimeters (cm) in depth).

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Mating between domesticated dogs and wild wolves over hundreds of years has left a genetic mark on the wolf gene pool, new research has shown.

The below image shows a high salt pool on the left (with an increase in floating algae) and a no salt pool on the right.

There is nothing worse than getting on a machine only to find yourself sitting in a pool of sweat left over from the person before you.

Split squats, lunges, step ups, pistol squats, and lateral jumps would leave me wriggling on the floor in agony and, depending on the severity of pain, sometimes in a pool of urine.

Happy Wednesday... leaving on one night stay little getaway tomorrow and I can't wait to just relax by the pool!

There's a swim up bar, amazing service by the pool, and 3 restaurants on the property plus a large bar so you don't even need to leave.

Though it's hot and there is a very sad lack of beaches and pools, summer is a great time to explore the city — especially because so many people leave for the Hamptons or other vacation destinations on weekends.

We spent the majority of our time floating on those giant beanbags in the pool (the best pool float I've ever encountered btw), but we did manage to leave for meals and to take a short hike nearby.

Simply spritz a leave - in conditioner on dry hair before hopping into the ocean or pool.

well my name is lee new to the area from newyork I'm a opeanminded guy looking for a opeanminded women I'm a sales manger at a publishing company I love to have fun on my off time I shoot pool bowling sports movies bar scene just love to leave life to the fullist if you trying to meet email me

When Tunstall is killed by Murphy's (Jack Palance) men in a kind of frontier - style hostile takeover (Fusco, recognizing the difficulty of condensing the politics of the Santa Fe Ring for Young Guns» demographic, counts on Palance's black hat and beady stare to do his adversarial bidding), Billy becomes the de facto leader of the now - deputized Regulators (best shot, loudest mouth), leaving Sheen to pretend that his and Estevez's characters are not obviously from the same gene pool, Sutherland to romantic pursuits, Phillips to blur ethnic lines per usual as a Mexican Navajo, Mulroney to twitch, and Siemaszko to also twitch.

There isn't anything new that Swimming Pool delivers that hasn't been done before, playing in the same creative pool as neo-Hitchcockian auteurs have frequently done, with fine lines drawn between fiction and fact that is summed up in an ending of irony that leaves you unsettled as to what was going on all along.

They witnessed their older sisters, brothers being beaten on the street by the police and left in pools of blood.

Alleged abuse of the use of the sick leave pool shall be investigated, and, on a finding of wrongdoing, the employee shall repay all of the sick leave credits drawn from the sick leave pool and shall be subject to such other disciplinary action as is determined by the board to be appropriate.

Alleged abuse of the use of the sick leave pool shall be investigated and, on a finding of wrongdoing, the employee shall repay all of the sick leave credits drawn from the sick leave pool and be subject to such other disciplinary action as determined by the district school board to be appropriate.

«Based on our current substitute teacher pool, that would leave us with over 200 unfilled positions.

It doesn't matter if you leave it in your hotel room, on a train or by the swimming pool.»

But when Barnes and Noble's Nook Press division announced last year that it was expanding what it can do for its authors by offering new services such as editing, artwork, and print - on - demand, more than a few industry watchers had immediate concerns: Barnes and Noble is the largest bookselling chain left in the US, so where did they find the talent pool to shift into book creation?

It came with a few default wallpapers you could set on it, and I wound up picking a «Live» wallpaper that's a simple animation of a pool of water with leaves floating on it.

When she fell, she hit her head and the wound left a small pool of her blood on the rug.