Sentences with phrase «n't make a name»

Fink isn't making these names up — in fact, he's milling the grains himself, then transforming those flours into noodles with not just distinct shapes but unmistakable flavors and textures.

But Billy didn't make his name until 1962, when he beat Bob Miles out of $ 22,000 in the Park Inn Diner.

The meaning doesn't make the name any less gorgeous.

Besides that, a person more often than not makes a name what it is.

I've told the White House that I think this would be a good nomination for the federal bench but they haven't made the name public so I don't want to,» Schumer said.

They don't make names like that any more — for good reason.

Today's up - and - coming authors don't make a name for themselves in the hallowed halls of the traditional publishing industry, and they certainly don't gain fandom by putting out a book every couple of years.

Don't make your name the focal point of your cover.

That gives them coverage under the policy, but doesn't make them a named insured.

This gives them coverage under your homeowners policy, but it doesn't make them a named insured.

In a paper with the fascinating title «Extreme Risks, The Irreversibility of Time and The Retirement Anomaly,» Tim Hodgson of consulting firm Towers Watson's Thinking Ahead Institute (I didn't make that name up) explained why we should pay more attention to big risks when planning for retirement.

Everytime an author publishes something different from what the IPCC published in their last report — from Solomon et al. on stratospheric water vapor trends to all the new hockey sticks post the so - called «iconic» Mann hockeystick, each of which is somewhat different, to all the GWP - replacement metrics proposed by Fuglesvedt et al., to practically any paper published in the scientific literature or any talk given at AGU... scientists don't make their name by publishing papers that say, «yup, we're just saying exactly what the IPCC said.

That gives them coverage under the policy, but doesn't make them a named insured.

This gives them coverage under your homeowners policy, but it doesn't make them a named insured.

However, Shem had disappeared for a fast nine holes with brothers Japheth and Ham (I'm not making these names up!).

Not exact matches

It didn't name the official, but corroborating details made it clear it was Najib.

«So folks just aren't making individual decisions as much and advisors are more making longer - term sector and strategic investments than saying let's make a play for this one name or the others» earnings,» Tabb Group's Larry Tabb told CNBC.

Brooklinen has made its name as the king of the bedding industry, which isn't a small feat.

Hourglass Cosmetics isn't exactly a household name, but the high - end brand is starting to make its mark as a reliable, high - quality standard in Sephora, Nordstrom, or Bergdorf Goodman stores.

When naming a business, don't fall into the trap of making it so incomprehensible that your brand is lost.

Search your desired LLC name on your state's Secretary of State website to make sure it's not already taken.

Named after the 13th constitutional amendment, which abolished slavery except as «punishment for crime,» the doc uses archival footage and expert commentary to make the case that slavery hasn't disappeared from the U.S. — it's evolved into our modern system of mass incarceration, one in which many prisons are run by for - profit companies and prisoners can be paid a pittance to work for corporations.

On Wednesday, after Leslie Moonves took over as chairman of CBS (CBS)-- the other media conglomerate that Sumner Redstone controls — there was speculation that Dauman might not be named chairman of Viacom, in part because Shari Redstone made her opposition to him abundantly clear.

Stuffing your domain name with keywords isn't going to help much, if at all, unless those keywords naturally make sense.

It was his dedication to building his company that made him a legend, not the name printed on their products.

And the many feeble attempts and faux justifications made in the name of speed and scale doesn't really advance the discussion or explain the situation, either.

Other partners at the hedge fund firm he co-founded, Brevan Howard Asset Management, have independently made similar investments, the people said, asking not to be named because the information isn't public.

While it isn't connected with the collapsed factories, the company is the biggest buyer of clothes made in Bangladesh and has for the first time released the names and addresses of all its suppliers.

But one limited partner does not a venture fund make, and while Hamilton's Medium post spread her name, she still needed endorsements.

In 1993, Conlon joined one of Chicago's top real estate firms at the time, and within only a few short years, he had made a name for himself as one of the most prolific sellers of residential real estate throughout not only Chicago and and the Midwest, but also the entire U.S. with sales approaching $ 200 million annually.

Though she only mentioned a few designers by name, Graham criticized the event as a whole for not making larger strides toward body diversity.

The fact is, a company is not made great by its name.

Don't mention the amount, just the fact that you made the donation in the client's name.

Arrington, who says over 10 % of his own net worth is now in crypto - currency, did not name specific investors but suggested that many of them are those who have already made a lot of money of the incredible boom in bitcoin and other digital currencies, and want to branch out.

If you decide to give it a twist by changing the spelling, make sure you're not making it confusing because any confusion will make your name harder to remember.

I have constraints in that I have to meet quarterly numbers, which is a good thing — it's certainly good discipline — but it's a bad thing as well because if I wanted to invest, for instance, a $ 100 million to just make my brand name more accepted for two quarters and in the third quarter I'll get traction, that's not an option I would consider without a lot of pull.

What a lot of people don't know is that in 1892 it made that big shift that turned it from also - ran to a household name.

The new vehicle would make investments between $ 500 million to $ 2 billion on long - term themes like diverging demographics globally, the growing middle class and millennial spending patterns, said the person, who asked not to be named because the information is private.

These eight places may not leap out as startup hotbeds, but they're making a name for themselves with investors and innovators alike.

The challenger would have to argue that Trump has made the country a laughingstock that doesn't get respect anymore, Trump does not seem to win, Trump seems to dither with indecision when faced with difficult national security choices, Trump lets other countries attack America without responding, and Trump ties himself in rhetorical knots to avoid naming obvious enemies.

Accounts show that the highest paid director, who is not named, made # 700,000 in the year.

But a business that hasn't applied for copyrights or patents, registered its trade name and trademark, or protected its trade secrets — and actively defended them — may have trouble making its case in court.

The investor, not the entrepreneur, has to make sure that the final deal provides for the entire management team and for players who will be named at a later date.

Although those deals don't cover smaller OTAs, Google has made it more difficult for them to use hotel brand names in their ads too, after hearing from the hotel chains, according to the Journal editorial.

Fix Auto has to make its name known with not just consumers but insurance companies as well, who end up footing most of the repair bills.

Making a name, and an image, for yourself isn't all that hard.

Namely, that the cryptocurrencies don't reveal the name of their holders in the way a credit card statement might — making it easier for illegal transactions to fly under the radar.

It seems that many of the trends that made their name in the middle of the 20th century are back in full force and being worn by a younger generation, many of whom weren't even born before Y2K.

The identities of the nominees are not made public, but depending on the results of the investigation, Trump's name may be removed from that list.

If asked to name a booming industry, label making might not be the first that comes to mind.