Sentences with phrase «off tables»

Take 5 minutes and head over to YouTube to laugh at kittens falling off tables or goats yelling.

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How much experience do you need to wipe off tables and take out the garbage?

Blessed are us who thirst with those who are parched for a glass of clean water and who hunger with those who crave crumbs from our brushed off tables, for our God is Emmanuel, God with us, and withness breaks brokenness, and being with the broken in the world begins to breaks the brokenness of the world.

How is it that many multi - millionaires pay taxes at the same rate as a single mother who wipes off tables at a fast - food restaurant?

Refuse to leave half of the opportunities off the table, especially since those opportunities are huge.

Telling your client that their project will be late because you didn't want to tick off your spouse is probably off the table, as is rescheduling your daughter's hockey game or dentist's appointment, so all that's left, we often sense, is mental acrobatics.

Mt. Gox has «impacted the entire market,» Tatar said but it's too soon to say «with this off the table if bitcoin will rise in price.»

If you think you're getting close to the top but there's a possibility it has more to go, exit a portion of the position (scale out) and take some profits off the table.

They addressed a lot of our needs and took a lot of things that we weren't familiar with off the table.

Apple is constantly considering acquisitions and there is no size acquisition that would be too big, Cook said, offering a clear signal to Wall Street that nothing should be considered off the table.

And the perception that significant growth is off the table isn't going to help incentivize investing in hiring and production.

Originally they'd wanted to sell their shares for a big profit after a few years to the unsuspecting public, but since the idea of bankruptcy had been floated, that options was off the table, as the shares had plunged.

But the other parts are going to make sense to a number of smaller publishers, since it takes costs off the table for them and could result in additional revenue (how much remains to be seen).

Rather than pile into the U.S., Eibel suggested investors «take chips off the table and place them around the world globally.»

To hear that it was fair took that emotion right off the table.

But thinking only about disruption leaves a lot of opportunities off the table.

At present, the co-founders explain, the concept is an emerging market product, but with the brand becoming strong enough in the future, venturing into more developed markets is not off the table.

«If getting listed on a national exchange is off the table there is no real exit window for investors, which will result in less capital being deployed in the space.

As the traders battle for the best portfolio of the year, FMHR trader Jim Lebenthal takes risk off the table, and Stephanie Link, TIAA Global Asset Management, is focusing on quality.

Take the fear of failure off the table by thinking of failure differently.

Not only is it 10 feet long, it's also durable and has a weighted knot that keeps it from pulling your iPhone off the table while it's charging.

But even if large - scale tax reform is off the table, the Liberals might still have latitude to bring about some incremental improvements.

Those ventures were successful enough that, in 2007, when he was 40, Stuart «took my chips off the table» to become a full - time dad to three young daughters.

Sources say that at the close of talks Friday, another possible solution was off the table: Belgium simply ignoring the Walloons and giving its approval anyway.

In its latest plan for the 2017 - 2022 period, the Obama administration offered a conservative selection of leases in the western and central Gulf of Mexico and Alaska's Cook Inlet, leaving contested areas like the Atlantic, Pacific and eastern Gulf of Mexico off the table.

This one from Native Union is pretty and it has a nice weighted knot that you can move up and down the cord, so your phone doesn't fall off the table while charging.

I would take half off the table.

But now an interest rate hike could be off the table, given that the Fed is likely to think that Trump's policies will add risk to the U.S. economy and global markets on their own.

The deal potentially takes a chess piece off the table for NRG Energy, the power producer that announced a transformation plan earlier this year under the guidance of billionaire hedge - fund manager Paul Singer and fellow activist investor Charles John Wilder.

A G - 2 of the United State and China is off the table, because «Beijing has no interest in accepting the burdens that come with international leadership,» while a G - 3 of the United States, Europe and Japan is not a viable alternative, they wrote.

«I would never take any of my cards off the table,» he said.

«There's nothing off the table.»

«You don't want to take all risk off the table, because some people are living in retirement for 30 years.»

With the president's dearest hope off the table, and with the meeting itself already representing a win for the North Koreans, what is it that Trump can realistically expect to gain from talks?

She'd been working about two weeks when the rolling pin fell off the table and broke on the floor.

UPDATE III: On background, a Democratic aide in the Senate says: «it's certainly a strange negotiating strategy to go out of your way to decrease your leverage by taking options off the table.»

«If I were younger and had a 25 - year plan, I would consider taking on partners because [I could] take some of my capital off the table and invest it elsewhere.

Indeed, the parents of Martin Richard, the 8 - year - old killed by Tsarnaev and his brother, wrote an op - ed in the Boston Globe asking the federal government to take the death penalty off the table.

«It takes the risk off the table for everyone,» says Said.

As of now, Sweden is off the table and Russia seems like a good option for Russian players, but few others.

«I wanted to take it off the table,» he says.

So again he decided to «take it off the table.»

Regardless of who called the potential job offer off the table, it appears that Christie will not be pursuing a career in radio once his term finishes in January, and that the search for Mike Francesa's replacement remains ongoing.

«If you take the money off the table, people will take the time they need to heal, recover, welcome a child, be with their loved ones.

Soon thereafter, a venture firm came calling, this time waving a term sheet and «trying to take a deal off the table preemptively,» says James.

It's the important dollars you leave off the table — so they are there for your personal security.