Sentences with phrase «of getting caught up»

Great story Deb, we are all guilty of getting caught up in our hectic lives and you are so right we do need to slow down the pace, take a breath, smell the roses which i'm about to do now, i'm on my way to visit my mother or «mudder» as she is so affectionately called and i'll tell her» you» sent me!

Q. I'd like to add greenery to my store's design but am afraid of getting caught up in a cycle of replacing dead plants and flowers.

Instead of getting caught up in every desired skill in the description, focus on the must - haves for the role.

For one, blogging carries the potential of getting caught up in virtual fisticuffs, leading to public black eyes and legal entanglements.

Another technical hitch is that Sherlock feels awkward and cumbersome to control when simply walking around, and has an annoying habit of getting caught up on the scenery.

The amounts that are past due are broken up into small increments and added to the normal monthly mortgage payment, making the process of getting caught up far more manageable.

In our estimation, these factors elevate the chances of getting caught up in what we term the «buy high, sell low syndrome.»

Instead of getting caught up with the number of people who join your community or subscribe to your list, it is better to focus on their engagement levels.

Make this clear in your work, as well, because readers are understandably wary of getting caught up in a story with no end in sight — especially when it comes to an author they have no experience with.

«There will be a lot of cars on track, and some with drivers who have no experience at Long Beach, so the probability of getting caught up in someone else's accident is high.

Winning four ALMS races set up our championship run — and when Olivier and I couldn't win, we've learned to look at the big picture instead of getting caught up in any single event.»

Each of these chapters would generally consist of Mario meeting an ally in a themed location and then the two of them getting caught up in some quirky subplot until they obtain a Crystal Star.

It shows Mays being supplied with a prostitute named Nikki (Stephanie March) because, campaign manager Martin Geller (Dylan Baker) explains, «We got tired of getting caught up in sex scandals, so we commissioned our own team of superwhores.»

I know I am guilty of getting caught up in social media, collaborating with tons of bloggers or a few boutiques and loosing sight of what blogging is about and originality, things learned, thoughts, etc..

I have gone through phases of getting caught up in food rules and not listening to my own body, and I can attest to the fact that when I live in the flow and treat myself in a healthy way, I feel more nourished, energized, and satiated than ever before.

But instead of getting caught up in anything torrid and tempestuous, remember that Pisces also brings the power of the pen, at least the poetic one.

At this time of year, adding an extra-special flavor to the group fitness experience gives participants extra reasons for coming to the club instead of getting caught up in the normal holiday rush of things.

-LSB-...] you practice a contemplative discipline such as ashtanga yoga or sitting meditation, you train the mind to rest undistracted instead of getting caught up in the -LSB-...]

Instead of getting caught up in replicating recipes with 5 different types of flours and complicated instructions, I plan on focusing on foods that are naturally gluten - free, just like your recipe today!

Instead of getting caught up in less - than - ideal word choices, I've learned to stay calm and seek to understand the ideas underneath.

Instead of getting caught up in emotions or thoughts, you step back from your thoughts, observe them, and say: «Well, hello, look at that, there it is.»

Seth Godin reminds people to ship things into the world instead of getting caught up on should or shouldn't.

So far it has been a lot of getting caught up to speed, learning the dynamics of our Board and working with others to start to lay out a larger vision for South Orange.

The fact that he actively chooses to pursue his passion instead of getting caught up in time wasting activities is what makes him such a great golfer.

Instead of getting caught up in a losing battle of trying to lure employees into participating with rewards and penalties, follow the lead of companies like Dow Chemical to avoid incentives altogether.

Most of us get caught up in the humdrum of our day - to - day, forgetting the magic that can exist between the pages of a good book and opting for the mindless relief of a TV show or movie instead.

There were definitely times when all of us got caught up in the semantics of those essential learnings, trying to decipher every word almost like an obsessive / compulsive exercise.

my point is that all of this got caught up in a self perpetuating positive feedback look, lacking checks and balances.

Many of us get caught up in the exciting potential of New Year's resolutions, but isn't it time we found something we can really stick to?

Some of us get caught up in the grip of drugs and lose all hope.

I kind of got caught up in other projects.

Many of us get caught up in the next project etc. and make that our priority when we should really be making living debt - free a priority.

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If I hadn't paid attention to that piece of advice, I might have also gotten caught up in a runaway train and perhaps never gotten control of it.

The truth is that entrepreneurs too often get caught up in the details of the kinds of products or services they are selling to notice how critical it is to build relationships not just with your customers, but also with your vendors, employees and — gasp — even your competitors.

After getting up at 5 a.m., the founder of Virgin Group said, he catches up on the news, replies to emails, organizes his day, and exercises, Inc. reports.

It assumes that U.S. equities have gotten ahead of themselves and the next year or two will see European stocks and emerging markets play catch - up.

With so many options, it's easy for a new business owner to get caught up in the excitement of making sales and to forget the necessity of a well - thought - out credit policy.

As Medline said in a speech at the Empire Club of Canada last fall, «Playing catch - up will get you crushed.»

Therefore, it can be easy to get caught up in work and forget about one of its most vital processes: getting paid.

Get caught up on all the industry news and even find a little motivation by checking the feeds of these men and women.

Speaking of videos, your daily links team recommends that you use the long weekend to get caught up on Mad Men.

It's easy to get caught up in conversations about gender disparity, the haves and have - nots, and a variety of other topics that make great headlines and likewise drive click - throughs.

«We get caught up in this mode of being available all the time.

The trick, according to Smith, is to get out ahead of the story and not get caught up in the «five stages of crisis.»

Fwd.us sought to avoid getting caught up in partisan politics by adopting a strategy of backing lawmakers on both sides of the aisle who support an immigration overhaul.

«I explained how for the past couple of years I've kept Wednesdays clear on my calendar, usually worked from home, and used it as design / writing / solo - thinking time because the other four days get consumed with collaboration,» Schweikardt explained to the board, but lately «the collaboration days had gotten so busy, that Wednesdays had turned to email and administrivia catch - up days.»

Or perhaps your company can get ahead of the curve while the rest of the world catches up.

On Uber's part, it's a way to differentiate itself from archrival Lyft, while Spotify (currently caught up in a tiff of its own with... Taylor Swift) gets increased exposure and presumably, new customers.

Better known as a home for looping GIFs, the social blogging service, owned by ailing tech giant Yahoo, is clearly playing a bit of catch - up by getting onboard with what its bigger competitors have tabbed as the Next Big Thing.

«The biggest concern the regulators have is just that they don't want unsuspecting consumers to get caught up in something they're not familiar with, so they're always erring on the side of caution,» Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia Pacific with Oanda Corp., said in a phone interview from Singapore.