Sentences with phrase «little long»

Sorry I'm a little long - winded.

The name of the recipe might sound a little long but trust me it's a very simple yet delicious dessert with lots of health with which you will never go wrong.

This batch took a little long to arrive but it is finally here, which made my day as I've been dying to make pulled jackfruit tacos for a while.

The ingredient list is a little long, but all you have to do is throw it together, blend it up, and heat to serve — that's it.

And while some of the decisions you make will shape the person you become, you need to know that a lot of what you do now will have little long - term effect on your life.

But that is a little long.

It sounds a little boring (no cats) or looks a little long (two minutes) and, anyway, life is short and it is for the living.

First, the penis seems a little long.

It's a little long... hope you find it worth it.

How classical economists hoped to modernize banks as agents of industrial capitalism Britain was the home of the Industrial Revolution, but there was little long - term lending to finance investment in factories or other means of production.

He said he is getting a «little long in the tooth» (a term his wife hates), he said with a laugh, and he thought that may have been a factor as well.

Indeed, until very recently, it had been notable how little long yields moved up in the United States even as discussions of balance sheet normalization have moved to the forefront.»

It's actually interesting reading, and although at 45 pages it's a little long, it's probably worth a quick peruse.

Former Agriculture Minister George Groeneveld admits (tongue and cheek) that he was getting «a little long in the tooth.»

Our own Jim Cramer has this to say about Walt Disney Company's (DIS) stock, «You sell it today you will be selling it into one of the great buybacks of all time... I would like to suggest that you think a little long term.»

But if this observation concerns you — if you believe the business cycle is in fact getting a little long in the tooth — it might make sense to ensure you have a 10 percent weighting in gold bullion and high - quality gold mutual funds and ETFs.

Meeting goes a little long, and that dip into social media occurs at 2:03 pm.

At three minutes in length, this ad might run a little long, but it beams with slick editing and some hallmark features of web - ready videos: handheld camera work, shallow focus and an emphasis on pitch - perfect music.

I originally intended to provide some examples of how the process works, but this post is getting a little long, so I'll provide an example (with explanation) in a future post.

In light of these broader trends, Spotify is a fleeting curiosity with little long - term consequence.

Anything, these days, that's over a quarter century old has got to have the sense of getting a little long in the tooth, but with that comes total brand identity.»

My sense of the general media coverage has been that it's a little long on hype and hysteria and fairly light on helpful information and analysis.

As the chart shows, all five men steered their companies through their biggest common test, the financial crisis, with little long - term damage to shareholders.

Men's Fitness contributor and certified personal trainer, Lee Boyce, suggests mixing up your programming every 6 - 8 weeks if you are an intermediate lifter, and perhaps a little longer if you're not quite as experienced.

«Investors will have to wait a little longer to see Yahoo execs grilled over the Verizon acquisition drama,» CNN Money said.

¦ Work a little longer If neither of those scenarios sounds appetizing, the good news is you would only need to delay your retirement by a few months if you worked full - time, give or take, depending on your salary.

You will keep your partners healthy and happy and, hopefully, alive a little longer.

There are also those do stay on a little longer do so because they see their purpose aligned with the company goals.

Makim later said in an interview that he has remained loyal to the company because he continues to believe it has untapped value and will heed the chairman's advice for a little longer.

But by taking a risk and staying with a hitter or keeping a pitcher in a game a little longer than he should, Guillen might lose a game or two.

Given the PR, it looks like investors are going to be waiting just a little longer for Uber's IPO.

And take heart that, even if treatment options seem to be coming to an end, if you can hold on a little longer, new treatments are continually discovered that might help.

«At the Ritz Carlton Club, I think it's going to be a little longer.»

I wanted to go a little longer to drive the exercise home.»

As if Game of Thrones fans weren't already on the edge of their seats waiting for the next season premiere, the creators of the HBO series say they may have to wait a little longer.

Not sure if you need a loan or an investor — or if you should just fund through revenue a little longer?

As for what the company is known for culturally, that'll probably take a little longer.

To build your nest egg, consider working in your present job a little longer or take on a consulting gig to throw off extra income.

«And we have to know about every pothole that may slow down traffic, every parking spot that may make a delivery take a little longer.»

«If it's cooler, you can go a little longer.

McManus wondered if they couldn't make it a little longer without bringing on a high - level executive.

Some goals take a little longer to achieve, and we have to plan far ahead to make them happen.

Pioneering employers like AltaGas that offer flexible arrangements to their older permanent employees usually have an eye to trying to retain the skills and experience of their aging baby boomers a little longer.

«So those took a little longer than we had anticipated.

The production process may take a little longer, but it's worth it.

The International Monetary Fund for years has documented that asking ever healthier taxpayers to wait a little longer for their pension benefits is among the handful of measures that will allow developed economies to save their public retirement systems for bankruptcy.

It's important to work a little longer or harder as you build a business, but only within the proper business - life balance.

If that's so, perhaps the Fed should wait a little longer for international players to digest and adjust to the news.

So it's easier to hesitate, to wait for the right moment, to decide we need to think a little longer or do some more research or explore a few more alternatives.

And then, to general laughter: «You can keep your job a little longer, I guess.»