Sentences with phrase «little it takes»

«It's not hard to be a little taken aback, that such a monumental «changing of the guard» will unfold on the heels of one of the potash industry's most volatile periods,» he wrote in April 7 report.

I'm a little taken aback... PRESIDENT TRUMP: Don't be surprised, no.

Reviewing history of GDPR shows how little it took into account fintech when initially proposed in 2012.

«But you always seem to have clarity,» Kavanaugh spluttered, a little taken aback.

My son was a little taken aback.

Landmark Church pastor Dan Little took the IRS to court, arguing the agency was violating the church's First Amendment rights and the agency was only able to revoke the tax - exempt status of a «religious organization,» not an actual church.

Yet — to my shame — to our shame — how little we take advantage of it.

I get a little taken aback when my friends and family go for store bought baked goods instead of my own.

Now that I'm back in Boston, and I can only talk to Tita Ine via phone and FaceTime (thank God for technology), I have resorted to cooking my own little takes on Filipino food.

The thing I love most about a meal like this is how little it takes to come together.

A little taken aback to hear such clear Hindi coming from a firangi (the slang for foreigner,...

It goes to show how little it takes where there is a will and determination.

And the kind of food taking by a player should not be sugar rich or if possible should only be little taken periodically or all together be avoid to make the player's power resistant to picking up injuries.

When the players arrive in Belfast each season — and imports turn over almost every year — Little takes them, in groups of two or three, around the city.

He was a little taken aback that Michigan came into the picture so late in the process, as he was already committed to Iowa.

Whilst insisting that Spurs can not start to blame the pitch or atmosphere at Wembley next season if things don't go to plan, Spurs fans would have been a little taken aback to read that Rose wants to play his football up north sometime in the future.

In reference to Arsenal's dismal 2 - 1 defeat away to Brighton, I think she was a little taken aback by my nonchalant «they lost.

My two littles took about a 2 1/2 hour nap in the afternoon, and that was our school time.

So, we held hands and all of us except the two littlest took turns praying for this sweet boy to be healed.

While I expected my return would be substantial, I have to admit I was a little taken aback when Google handed me over 7 MILLION results.

She was a little taken aback at my reply.

These would make a cute little take home gift after a kid's party or a scout troop art project!

I have to admit, however, that I was a little taken aback by the fact that the new parents rarely change diapers.

Amazing how little it takes to win an election in some council districts!

In their latest study, scientists at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies suggest just how finely tuned the system is and how little it takes to tip the balance.

I was a little taken aback by this question, I will admit, but was advised that because my husband is a deer hunter, we could use the fat to grind in with our venison to make it a little less lean.

Though I wasn't drenched during the class — and thus can't speak to its ultimate absorption abilities — I was more than a little taken with its undeniable quality.

With the «Success - Booster,» you eliminate the usual mistake made by practically all amateurs, as well as a lot of professionals — little by little taking the fun out of training.

This is quite common as a little take home «candy» at Indian restaurants and it works.

Finally, Jasmin steps on the scale, and when HER number goes up, I think everyone is a little taken back for a second!

Whether it's dark chocolate, wine, sunshine, or shoe shopping, a little takes the edge off — but a lot can create a big old mess.

When she was little she took art classes at the Flint Institute of Arts.

To make things even more appealing, he is also often physically involved in the «making of» the campaign, as his passion for photography is little by little taking over his job as a fashion designer and is more and more at the core of his already astounding career.

I had a fabulous weekend and lovely moments like those always remind me of what's truly important in life and how little it takes to be happy and how sometimes «nothing» seems to be enough to fulfil you.

Hope you enjoy my little take on a cute / sweet makeup look and hope that you have a day full of love!

Not exact matches

Says Glaros, all it takes is a little manipulation, a lot of suggestion, and maybe a hug or two.

«We had a pen they didn't know about and we were taking little scraps of paper and trying to hand out notes to anyone and everyone that wasn't one of the guards or commanders involved in killing Martyr,» Coleman said, referring to their aborted daughter.

In the snowboarding community, the news was greeted with no little joy, especially after Burton Carpenter himself announced he was taking over again as CEO.

This chart's a little difficult to interpret at first, but I kind of decided to put it there for people who wanted to watch the video afterwards and sort of take a closer look, analyze some of the numbers.

If one person keeps trying to take over and do everything or ends up doing very little, then the partnership will start to unravel and feelings of resentment will fester.

As soon as they were in an office they felt they had to take things a little more seriously.

Independent developers — often just a handful of people and sometimes just a single individual — are popping up faster than mushrooms in a Super Mario game, and they're taking a big chunk of the pie through a thousand little slices.

Digital distribution and mobile devices have democratized the field and opened up new audiences and business models, and the little guys are rushing to take advantage.

If your power needs are a little more substantial, it might be worth taking a look at AUKEY's larger power strip.

We had very little money so had to take risks to get our magazine on the map.

It takes time, patience, dedication and even a little bit of luck.

However, when your company has very little revenue, you're tempted to take any low hanging fruit you can get.

A lot has been written about HSAs from a consumer perspective, but one of their least - understood benefits is that they provide a little security to the person who wants to take the entrepreneurial leap.

Rather, the market is healthy, but not trending much.By scaling out, you can not only take some smaller profits, but achieve two other things: 1) keep some amount of that original position in case the market picks up again; and 2) reinvest a portion (or all) of your gains into another position (perhaps one with a little more volatility and / or opportunity).

With this in mind, you may need to take some time to find a freelancer who can deliver on the kind of content you're looking for; most writers will also require a little bit of time to learn about you and your business.