Sentences with phrase «out of the traps quickly»

You would've thought Arsenal would come out of the traps quickly after getting the poor performance in midweek.

Everton, who lost to rivals Liverpool, in the FA Cup sem - final, days earlier, came out of the traps quickly and dominated midfield.

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Kristen Layton, working with David to develop the ISW in 2001, remembers how their offices quickly became overrun with boxes for mailing out ISW celebration supplies, purchase orders for as little as $ 1.00, and all of the trapping of a fledgling new business.

Then in six to eight weeks, when the kittens are old enough to eat on their own, the whole family can be trapped, spayed and neutered and returned to live the rest of their lives where they are, but without being able to have more kittens, which can lead to the number of cats quickly spiraling out of control.

It's the racing equivalent of a sand trap; the goal is to avoid landing in at, and to get out as quickly as possible if you do.

In March 2001, a White House team used a single economic analysis by the Energy Department to build a case that Mr. Bush quickly used to back out of his campaign pledge to restrict power plant discharges of carbon dioxide, the main heat - trapping gas linked to global warming.