Sentences with phrase «open a restaurant without»
Just as you wouldn't plan to open a restaurant without a chef, don't write a book without a plan to help people read it.
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Debuting your completed book without first having some reviews on Amazon is like opening a restaurant without first building any fanfare.
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The company said yesterday it's also unveiling a technology that will send users automatic recommendations when they visit a new restaurant or neighborhood, without having to open the application.
Okeechobee, FL, routinely closes and hands over entire public side streets to allow expansion of church campuses / At urging of local monied «fundamentalist believers» including major insurance agency heads and realtors, city just approved a full scale commercial restaurant open to public on COG campus without changing tax status or collecting fees.
The stores are open to the public and offer the benefits of restaurant - quality products and friendly, knowledgeable service without a membership fee.
«Looking back, it was probably the best decision we made in launching Public School 612 — we were able to test the décor, the food, the ambiance, the beers — everything without actually opening a full restaurant until we were ready,» Senior Vice President of Operations John Sola says.
Advising a writer to self - publish without considering these things is like telling somebody who's a good cook that they might as well just open a restaurant.
The onsite restaurant and bar is open daily so that guests can enjoy a meal without leaving the resort.
The resort boasts two restaurants, one open to the public for lunch and dinner, ideal for a taste of the resort without the high price tag.
«I then immediately opened a vegetarian restaurant without any experience and ran it for 12 years,» she says of the break she took from painting to open Fatty's & Co. in her studio.
Kamprad first opened a restaurant in an Ikea shop in 1960 after he realised too many people visited the shop, but left without buying because they were hungry.