Sentences with phrase «out of the line of»

«If you can not fly out of line of sight, there is no business model [for technicians].»

March 9, 2018: Cohen reiterated that he paid off Daniels with his own money, and told ABC News that he actually took out of a line of credit on his home to make the payment.

And to walk them through the ins and outs of this line of work was one of our amazing program managers, Ryan Peña of MentorMate.

May said he spoke directly with a student who told him that Feis «jumped between her and the shooter, to push her out through a door and out of the line of fire,» according to the Sun - Sentinel.

The real irony is that he looked just like the guys being pulled out of the line of travellers at any airport by the TSA for extra screening: a dark - haired bearded Middle Eastern male.

I generally stay out of the line of fire, mostly because I'm too busy actually writing something to stop to defend it.

This eagerness also means that your baby now knows you're nearby when you move out of her line of vision or into the next room.

Try stationing yourself outside the bedroom door, out of his line of vision if possible, and peek in.

Currently, it's illegal to fly drones out of the line of sight.

But when he heard gunshots outside, the 11 - year - old ran to the front door to get his younger siblings out of the line of fire.

He described Howe as a quiet fixer who «stays out of the line of fire, does his job and has been a great public servant.»

My drone could provide it, relaying the Wi - Fi signal from whichever Global Data Communications Node (otherwise known as Starbucks) is invariably sitting nearby, just out of my line of sight.

A large sheet of glass was positioned at an angle between two rooms; a target room visible to audience members and another out of their line of sight.

As I tried to get out of the line of fire, I heard a shot.

So, if we can detect a solar storm relatively quickly, we'll have enough time to temporarily reorient or redirect satellites out of the line of fire.

Stay out of the line of fire.

Alfalfa leaf not only helps keep calcium in bones, it helps keep calcium out of the linings of arteries.

When you see someone looking intensely into the mirror and lifting dumbbells, then do your best to stay out of their line of sight.

One way to keep your hair squarely out of your line of vision is a high ponytail braid that pancakes loosely by the nape of your neck.

The story's far from deep, even by the Dragon Quest series's humble standards, but there are plenty of interesting events along the way, such as a lazy king who seems a bit too eager to get out of his line of work, or the amusingly predictable outcome of the settler town.

Dodging this attack is critical, use your mobility to dive to the side and, hopefully, out of the line of carnage.

You really notice the lack of power when you pull out of a line of cars to make a pass; the Encore just can't make that pass quickly.

The Blind Spot Monitor with Closing Vehicle Sensing helps you avoid collision by giving you an audible and visual warning when a vehicle is out of your line of sight

When on the road, the Blind Spot Monitor will provide an audible and visual alert that lets you know if an object is out of your line of sight.

There is still a small chance for him to negotiate a deal that will pull him and his friends out of the line of fire, although it will take ingenuity and more than a bit of chutzpah to navigate the treacherous minefield he's caught in.»

A recent FDIC Consumer News bulletin reminded consumers that, if you have a HELOC, it is especially important to pay attention when mortgage rates start to rise because that might be a good time to refinance out of the line of credit in favor of a fixed - rate mortgage loan.

The tracking errors in TD e-Series Funds are not way out of line of what you'd expect when you take into account costs like MERs, withholding taxes, foreign exchange fluctuations and sampling errors.

@moneyxyz: Here's the bottom line: The tracking error in TD e-Series Funds is not way out of line of what you'd expect when you take into account costs like MERs, withholding taxes, foreign exchange fluctuations and sampling errors.

But he then said this would not apply to situation because I was taking money out of my line of credit to pay interest, NOT invest, therefore the «interest payment withdrawal» would not be deductible.

A dog who is relaxed about his food is going to feel comfortable walking away, allowing it to exist out of his line of sight and even out of his line of thought.

If your pet is unaccustomed to agility work, start with a very simple course, such as weaving in and out of a line of dowels (or other household objects).

It forces you to hunt down enemies just to collect their precious, sustaining green chunks, all the while swooping in and out of their lines of fire.

You can make your way around these demons using «pods» inside which you can hide your soul to stay out of their line of sight.

Cloud is running out of the line of, fire while also targeting the monster.

Agreed: I've mentioned elsewhere as examples that accountants and aircraft maintainance personnel who destroyed original data while keeping only altered data, even if the altered data was correct, would quite likely face jail, never mind being drummed out of their lines of work.

But I would encourage practitioners to break out of the line of thinking that alienates large groups of people that still don't use the web to find legal services.

One hot pink sticky note got moved up and out of the line of duty.

This firm came out of a line of shops that began about 65 years ago with Ferguson Montgomery Cassels & Mitchell.

The idea is to get it out of your line of sight.

You shouldn't be flying your drone high in the air, over other people, or out of your line of sight.

For use, put a space heater on a level surface out of the line of traffic, at least three feet from flammable materials like curtains or furniture.

It has a small, high - resolution display that sits just out of your line of sight, and it has a camera (with light source) that it could use to identify and share with a service or person what you're viewing.

Where we've found Face ID doesn't work though is when the iPhone X is out of line of sight like on your desk next to your laptop or keyboard.

If she had done that, Rick might have been more inclined to place his belongings out of the line of traffic and ask about Anna's day the next time he came home.

We are currently negotiating the release of the hostages by moving the car to spot that is just as visible, but out of our line of sight.

* Don't leave your home while it is being shown; just stay in one place, conveniently out of the line of traffic.

Not exact matches

And even the Federal Reserve's modest rate hikes have had an outsized impact on the bottom line of Bank of America, which pockets the extra interest it collects on loans while paying out much less on consumers» deposits (making money on the so - called spread).

This line of thinking could be classified as a «this time is different» argument, which is used by investors to justify what turn out to be unsustainable market trends.

Believing he could bring together the seemingly incompatible, White took out a line of credit on his Visa and borrowed from friends, and opened his first store, in midtown Toronto.

After wasting a couple million dollars, we ended up selling the line to another company just to get out of debt.