Sentences with phrase «one comes with»

Better yet, if you bought it at Walmart, it came with a $ 25 credit towards Walmart orders on the Google Shopping Express service.

Reviewer Lynn B. writes on Ulta that she loves how quickly it heats up, and how she can easily pack it away right after use thanks to the heat - resistant carrying case it comes with.

Because older machines came with disk drives, you can also opt to remove that and use OWC's converter bracket to add an additional SSD for even more storage.

You don't want the legacy assets or issues that might come with an acquisition.»

3) Facebook: A job offer at the social network comes with access to an «onsite healthcare, chiropractor and acupuncture.»

Whatever you do, you need to figure out if you can handle the pressure that comes with schedules that must be met and if you have the organizational and planning to skills to ensure you have satisfied customers.

While the watch comes with many traditional faces, I found it fun to try some of the more whimsical ones which include jellyfish, butterflies and the ever popular Mickey Mouse, who tells times with his hands and taps his foot every second.

Pros: Water resistant, comes with an additional waterproof pouch, lightweight and comfortable, minimal bouncing, durable seamless design, adjustable belt

Also did not come with lettuce or tomato.

But it comes with a big caveat: The SEC commissioners also voted 3 - 2 for new regulations that would force start - up founders to file documents with the SEC before raising cash.

Lightweight and compact, titanium and ceramic plates for quick and consistent heating, can heat up to 430 degrees, comes with heat resistant carrying case

This perspective comes with practice.

The Biddeford MicroPlush Sherpa is machine washable and comes with a five - year warranty in case of problems.

While chatbots have made their mark as indispensable tools for a litany of reasons, they're still moderately new to the business world, and come with their own set of limitations — most of which are expected to be overcome in the near future.

Yet, while Shelley Hwang, chief of breast surgery at Duke Cancer Institute and vice chair of research at Duke University's Department of Surgery, agrees in principle, she also has concerns about all the new diagnostic potential that will come with precision medicine.

In April, it rolled out revamped sandwiches in new packaging that come with slightly higher prices; the new egg salad sandwich, for example, costs $ 5.25, up from $ 5.15 previously.

He expects them to come with «quotas» that don't «deaden» the intended impact of the tariffs.

Guests staying at the Phoenix Island Resort can enjoy the on - site restaurant, the sumptuous outdoor pool, and a private balcony that comes with a bathtub.

The company sells a $ 1,995 bike that comes with an attached tablet for streaming spinning and exercise classes live.

It also came with a small brochure about the company and a few stickers.

But that greater opportunity comes with greater risk.

After living in many other places around the country, Bruce came back for a visit and noticed Portsmouth seemed up and coming with a huge influx of summer tourists and a revitalized downtown.

If you've seen your battery life start to slip, Egoway's replacement option will fit most 13» MacBook Air models, and comes with all of the tools you'll need to open it.

Capybara's big break came with Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery, a quirky adventure game that sold for a few dollars on the iPad, in 2011.

It'll come with Intel Core i5 or i7 processors, it'll support up to 16 GB of RAM, and will come with up to 512 GB of fast SSD storage.

The application for designing 3 - D objects that comes with the 3 - D MakerBot Replicator Mini is free and aims to be intuitive.

Hire for the right attitude, the rest comes with training, say the co-CEOs of the electrical equipment distributor

The Ember Mug comes with a hefty price tag, retailing at $ 150.

He says he expects the exemptions to come with quotas that don't deaden the intended impact of the tariffs.

The king - and queen - sized blankets come with two controllers, which allow for two different heat settings.

But a launch event that's too large and too outrageous comes with its own problems.

After months of speculation, Apple also showcased the iPhone X (pronounced iPhone «10» and not iPhone «ex»), a device that comes with a screen that nearly covers its face, a glass finish, and a stainless steel spine.

Larger urban centres will come with more responsibility and higher salaries.

With that said, the apps you're installing are still designed for mobile, and most don't come with the full features and functionality of their desktop counterparts.

Hoffner, though, said he isn't too worried about the association and thinks it's part of the growing pains that come with new technologies.

While people like Cartwright chose the freedom that comes with a freelance lifestyle, the broader trend stems from a push by companies themselves, said Ann Frost, an associate professor of organizational behaviour at the Ivey Business School with Western University.

Of course, the citizens of a town aren't part of an authority hierarchy the way that employees of a corporation are, but still you see the problems that come with scale.

The so - called merchant category code (or MCC) now in effect treats Visa purchases on Coinbase as cash advances, which come with high fees from banks of as much 10 %.

Instead of a jar, which can easily become contaminated if you don't wash your hands before dipping your fingers in, Protini comes with a push - top applicator.

If something does go wrong, the GHD Gold comes with a 2 - year manufacturer's warranty.

So many professionals are scared of the risk and time commitment that comes with a social media strategy, but -LSB-...]

It comes with the territory.

The mattresses tend to be relatively cheap — Eve's sells for # 399 — and most come with a 100 - day return guarantee.

I believe that every human alive has a purpose — a calling — that goes much deeper than simply enjoying a career or the money that comes with it.

So many professionals are scared of the risk and time commitment that comes with a social media strategy, but Twitter can pay off in big ways if you use it correctly.

Johnson: Well, I think, you know, anyone that is being asked to step into this role would recognize this comes with great responsibility.

The belt itself is fully adjustable and even comes with two belt clips if you'd like to make it even more secure.

All the client knew, she says, was that the CEO of the company was coming with a group of people.

No - frills air travel has grown worldwide, as passengers seek out the lowest fare in exchange for perks like food, free checked baggage and seat assignments, which used to all come with the cost of a ticket.

While finding a comfortable bed that allows you to get enough sleep comes with obvious health benefits, don't neglect the rest of the furniture you use every day.