Sentences with phrase «of eggs in»

To replicate the low - lying platters of eggs in the inspiration picture, I placed a glass cheese platter on top of a candleholder, filled it with some of that «grass» that is made from wood shavings, and loaded on the plastic Easter eggs.

I really like your idea of the eggs in the hurricane.

I love the idea of the eggs in the hurricane with the branches — such a simple and beautiful display!

My point is that you should invest in REITs the same way you should invest in any stocks — by not putting too many of your eggs in one basket.

But that is putting a lot of eggs in one basket.

Some owners are concerned about «putting all of their eggs in one basket.»

You can easily find a good rate on a policy if you compare life insurance rates, and your portfolio will no doubt be safer than if you put all of your eggs in one basket!

And if the recent economic situation of the last couple of years has taught us anything, it's reinforced that old adage: You shouldn't put all of your eggs in one basket.

Have you ever heard the adage, «Don't put all of your eggs in one basket?»

The soft argument is to keep all of your eggs in one basket and keep a balance between property, shares and cash.

Part of that involves creating a broader lead - generation plan to ensure that you don't have all of your eggs in one basket.

Retail specialists who are concerned about the impact of e-commerce on their business may want to put more of their eggs in the industrial basket or in other ventures.

And don't forget to diversify, as you increase your risk if you put all of your eggs in one basket!

Since vacancies, late payers, vandalism and crime all come up at predictable intervals but not necessarily hyper specific locations (i.e., we know to expect Arson and Drive By Shootings in a certain area, but can not predict 123 Main St vs 125 Main St), buying a multi-family (especially as many as 18 units) puts all of your eggs in one basket.

Putting all of your eggs in one basket with only one income source can be a scary venture these days.

What started out as a conversation with Facebook friends about the value of eggs in our diets morphed into a Q&A about how to prepare egg dishes, the proper ways to make a fluffy scrambled egg, the best seasonings to enhance the flavor, ideal tools for stirring and other ingredients with which to plate your final egg dish.

So, instead of putting all of your eggs in one basket, invest in ALL stages and steps of the job search — which may include:

This service is great if you are looking elsewhere for work, if you are solely putting all of your eggs in one basket then you may be waiting for a long time.

Putting all of your eggs in one basket is considered dangerous, no matter the situation.

The company doesn't want to put all of their eggs in one basket.

Just remember not to put all of your eggs in one basket!

Don't put all of your eggs in one basket — investing is good, investing everything you have in one form of investment, especially one that is so volatile, is bad

Siri was already in competition, but now that they can co-exist on the same device, Apple had better put all of its eggs in showing up Google's virtual assistant at WWDC 2017.

What makes this so stark, and telling, is that it paints a picture of a budding company that has a whole lot of eggs in one basket, which happens to be another still budding company.

Since then, the rest of the eggs in that video and several still attached to the rocks have hatched, and the team hopes more babies will keep popping out over the next couple of days.

For any of us, it is important not to put all of our eggs in one basket and assume that going one certain way will guarantee the best rates.

Adobe doesn't have all of its eggs in one basket either, as Tom Krazit reported, quoting Kevin Lynch, Adobe's chief technology officer: «We're going to try and make the best tools in the world for HTML5»: «Adobe's Apple tiff won't prevent HTML5 support» (cnet.com, May 5, 2010).

Although this solution seems to be the one once again being considered in Quebec (the 175 million dollars are said to be mainly aimed at hiring more judges, prosecutors and court administrators, as well as building new courtrooms), we believe it unwise to put all of our eggs in this proverbial basket for two reasons.

You know, it's hard for me to admit that I kind of was putting a lot of my eggs in one basket there.

Exposing yourself to risky assets in small doses is not a bad plan, however a big mistake that investors make is «putting all of their eggs in one basket» and having the majority of their portfolio focused in one sector of the market.

Anyone with a 15 Gigabyte Outlook PST file knows the concept of «having all of your eggs in one basket».

«That's putting a lot of eggs in one basket.»

Did the firm unwisely put all of its eggs in the mortgage securities basket, or was it driven to do so by its clients» demands?

«I thought that it would be putting all of our eggs in one basket,» she said.

«Despite a tremendous wind potential in Wyoming, we have placed virtually all of our eggs in the fossil fuel basket, because it was easy to do so.»

I'm not ruling out CCS as part of our future energy solutions, but I am deeply concerned when every low - carbon scenario puts most of its eggs in the CCS basket.

Given the typical multi-decade development pathway from concept to fully cost optimized commercial scale deployment, putting all of our eggs in one basket is a very risky ploy.

The environmental movement has put almost all of its eggs in the global warming or climate change basket.

After the demise of the Waxman Markey legislation in 2009 — which would have capped U.S. greenhouse gas emissions — most of the environmental community put all of its eggs in the basket of Obama administration regulation, particularly under the Clean Air Act.

In other words, it appeared that the Short - tailed Albatross had all of its eggs in one basket — but things are now looking up.

We love the idea in theory, but in practice find that Volta tends to be more hit or miss than other fairs, because they put all of their eggs in fewer baskets, so to speak.

This may sound counter-intuitive, but I've learned over the years that putting more of your eggs in fewer baskets often makes the most sense — at least for our team.

While this can be difficult when you are on a limited timeline, it gets easier when you really pursue a quality over quantity approach with your content, whereby you've got more of your eggs in one basket, and you are constantly sanity checking what you're working on.

Nintendo isn't putting all of its eggs in the smartphone gaming basket, though.

As a result, they are putting all of their eggs in the Smash basket this year.

Despite its flaws and glitches, Kingdom Come: Deliverance is solid RPG that puts all of its eggs in the player's basket, and then doesn't get mad at how you use them, while also supplementing your choice with rich experiences.

Recently, it seems as though Microsoft is content to put all of their eggs in one basket, so to speak, with these three franchises.

The program involves the students participating in a hatchery tour and coho spawn, then incubating fifty of the eggs in a classroom aquarium.

Definitive diagnosis is made by observing adult segments or through microscopic identification of eggs in the feces.

PLEASE, don't put all of your eggs in the microchip basket.