Sentences with phrase «move on to what»

Alrighty so enough about all that lets move on to what happened in week 2.

«So then we move on to what they actually need.

You want to be able to move on to what's next.

Then quickly move on to what you can offer them in terms of your talent and skills.

I will now jump off the LinkedIn bandwagon and move on to what I believe to be one of the most commonly overlooked and underused job search tools — Twitter.

Let me leave the long list of how suitable I am for an Automotive F&I Manager position at Hanania Automotive Group and move on to what I have accomplished in this role, charting out how I can replicate it for your company:

People love talking about themselves, so a smart networker uses their elevator pitch to quickly introduce themselves and then move on to what matters most: engaging the other person on who they are or a common interest they can build a relationship around.

Before we move on to what we're hearing about the future of the Pro line, a recap of what's new and noteworthy with the new entry - level iPad:

But before we move on to what «types» of life insurance policies might be available to those who have been previously diagnosed with pancreatic cancer can qualify for, let's just take a moment and go over a few definitions.

Now that you have a basic understanding of what term life insurance is, let's move on to what term life insurance is not.

We try to focus on the most important issues of the day and distill the complex and convoluted into easy to understand blog posts so company executives can get up to speed and move on to what's really important: running their business.

If however they're consistent with how you're looking at things we can move on to what you asked earlier:

Further noting Ed Hawkins's comment that «if we broadly agree on this, the debate can crucially move on to what action is needed to deal with a warming planet `, Grundmann goes on to claim,

What does not follow from this, however, is Ed's suggestion that «the debate can crucially move on to what action is needed to deal with a warming planet».

«And now let us move on to what happens when you let a bunch of nitwits take charge of the greenhouse gas debate.

However, seeing as I already covered what I believe is the first encounter I can recall with the game some years ago, we'll just move on to what I remember as my second major encounter with the game I'd begun to be intrigued by:

Now that i got the hat talk out of the way lets move on to what makes this game so great besides the hats.

The learning curve is very well done as you start out killing mushrooms and then move on to what can only be described as «Cute critters».

But let's move on to what makes this tablet interesting to look at and possibly a purchase.

Are we all being taken for granted as too stubborn to move on to what is clearly far better technology?

One interview with a private school principal — he stated much to his dismay that they lost several teachers that were in their 20's and only there for a year, because they wanted to move on to what they called «a real career».

And then, with still an hour to go in the panel, they move on to what people most wanted to hear about: The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies.

Much as I hate to bring such a stunning film year to a close, there's a small pleasure in being able to move on to what 2017 has to offer.

Imagine one of those trendy chain restaurants like Chili's or TGI Fridays, and replace the name with Shenanigan's — staffed mostly by college - age waiters and chefs, most of them viewing this as a way to make extra money until they move on to what they really want to do in life.

But let's move on to what to expect in the delivery room during delivery.

Well, they already got one W in the first part of this gauntlet and now move on to what could possibly be the toughest test in All Sports Series.

I'd say tie up the deal for these kids behind the scenes and move on to what we really need....

So let's move on to what I've been eating the past few days: peanut butter noodles with chicken and veggies!

I would then move on to what is commonly called higher criticism and try to ascertain whether the beatitudes were spoken on a single occasion or whether they represent teachings of Jesus delivered on various occasions.

And rather than continue to waste their dwindling political capital ramming through a massive cut in health coverage that an equally massive chunk of the country says it doesn't want, they would effectively stage a vote on an unpassable bill, blame everyone (but themselves), and then move on to what they really care about: corporate tax reform.

Being an F1 driver though he obviously didn't spend too long heaping praise on his teammate and instead moved on to what he believes is a weakness - his unwillingness to listen to other people.

Also, retelling old stories stops the conversation from moving on to what you both want now.

Moving on to what fans most wanted Michael Jackson's «Don't Stop «Til You Get Enough» plays as the cast of Avengers: Age of Ultron take the stage.

Moving on to what people think about education and schools, Page said that overall, concern about education is drifting downwards and that it is actually pupil behaviour and discipline that is the biggest issue (at 17 per cent) followed by funding (nine per cent) rather than standards and attainment.

and moving on to What happened during the last strike?

Moving on to what this PHEV variant is all about, the E 350e naturally boasts some impressive economy figures.

However he isn't leaving the art market, he says, just moving on to what he calls «a new chapter in my life».

Now, the paper has moved on to what it calls Phase II — covering positive stories in the fight against climate change.

Moving on to what is likely to happen if warming continues as it has been (meaning, we don't reign in our greenhouse gas emissions):

We see what happens when this is not the case, with users clinging to the old and familiar, rather than moving on to what ought to be much better.

Moving on to what will be under the hood, the iPhone 8 is expected to feature Apple's 10nm A11 Fusion chipset with 3 GB of RAM, with 64 GB and 256 GB storage options as the only two available.

Weaver quickly corrected the error and moved on to what works so well for him.

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He felt he'd moved on, although to what he wasn't quite sure.

Most people seem to be stuck on what Apple's Phil Schiller said during the iPhone 7 unveiling, stating that it comes down to «courage» to move on and try something new.

The conversation has moved on to action; into «what happens next,» she says.

This role requires the CEO to move out from behind his or her desk to spend more time on the front lines of the business as a way to assess what might be missing.

Document what led to the error so that you learn what to recognize, and then move on.

Mind you, the business continued to grow after they moved on, but they exited at a time that was perfect for them — and look what they've done since!

Sawyer is confident that his farm will move on successfully from the effects of the flooding, especially since the elevated areas of his property haven't been affected, but the weather has still been a bit of a shock to what was otherwise shaping up to be a good season.

Gillam says he employs a «partnership model» that allows his team to become what he describes as a «virtual extension» of the client organization, with head office staff on - site to make things move along smoothly.