Sentences with phrase «picture idea though»

The big picture idea though is living on our taxable account while simultaneously rolling funds from my pre-tax 401k to a Traditional IRA (immediately at the time of retirement) and then rolling it into my Roth IRA over time in what is known as a Roth conversion ladder.

Not exact matches

While the book is stuffed with helpful big picture observations, it doesn't offer much in the way of specific on - the - ground ideas — though Keen does call for reforms to data privacy and gig economy labor laws, and for a serious discussion of a universal basic income.

Simply put, the Rule of One is this: whenever you find yourself believing or acting as though any «one» thing, person, idea, time, formula, or form of value is all - important, it's the surest sign that you are missing the bigger picture and, along with it, the threat or opportunity at your doorstep.

Montana came into the picture, even though most people they talked to didn't think Big Sky Country was a good idea.

Nevertheless, even though it stays close to accepted economic ideas, it gives a much better picture of where we stand than do the measures now in use.

I love the idea of making this bread and plan to buy the right pot to bake it in, but I have one question first for you: From your pictures, it looks as though there's no difference in the sizes of the loaves baked in the 5.5 - quart pan and the one baked in the 7 - quart pan.

I also spent a lot of time looking at baby pose ideas, and even though we had pictures taken in the hospital, I took some at home based on the pictures I saw online.

Though not a new idea, Goldberg impressively fits it into a wide - ranging picture of the aging brain.

Even though to me Valentine's Day never had a special meaning, I think it's a cute idea and it makes me want to dress in red or spice up my outfits with red accessories just as in the outfit you can see in these pictures.

You can see though the pictures and gauge an idea of how likely you are to like the profile.

I would second that idea, though, bringing Ferrell and Reilly together again for another picture.

While an implacable Mara suggests a waitress wanting merely to get on with her business, these men have other ideas, though quite how James (pictured right with Jack Reynor) references being «a priest who wants to be a man» while keeping a straight face is an achievement worth pondering.

Though the general idea is for the Star Wars Story pictures to take detours from the main saga, this is very much a modern franchise entry, with the requisite fan - service and sequel - teasing.

Peter's relationship with his trusty Aunt May (Marisa Tomei), who's always there for him even though she has no idea she has a nascent Avenger under her roof, is sympathetically etched, and Peter's interactions with his daft but loyal best buddy Ned (Jacob Batalon, pictured above with Holland) add a shot of slapstick.

Producer David Livingstone came up with the idea for the picture after seeing Peter Quilter's play End Of The Rainbow, though the excellent screenplay (by Barry Levinson and Tom Edge) bears little resemblance to the stage piece that starred award - winning Tracie Bennett.

Sounds like a feeling Peele — who, for the record, has said Kaluuya is «exactly how I pictured Chris,» even though he too was originally resistant to the idea of casting a British actor — could base another movie on.

«Whether you're an adult or a child, this new picture book biography gives an informed overview of intriguing nursing pioneer Florence Nightingale... [S] he felt that God wanted her to help people through nursing, even though the idea «horrified» her parents.»

etc.) Big picture, though, while I like the idea of a sale price as an in incentive to pre-order, I don't know that it will get you reviews.

Thomas's drawing gave me the idea of commissioning a picture of Hector's House to go on a bookmark that purports to promote my fictitious bookshop — though there's also be a line on there to promote my books more subtly than simply displaying the covers.

And that wasn't a picture of Eric Narcisco, though he does sometimes have a similar facial expression when he gets a good idea.

Even though I consider myself an advanced amateur, I found the One Picture Saves a Life seminar to be very helpful and jam - packed with good ideas and suggestions.

In fact, «a picture is worth a thousand words» describes some of his work perfectly, though superficially, since for him it is the idea that holds the greatest importance.

Though his work evolved over his career, Howard said that all of his pictures «are closely related... They are in fact all portraits of the same general subject, of the same idea, carried as far as I am able at the time.»

The goal of science is to come closer to a comprehensive picture of how the real world works, with scepticism essential to toughening up scientific ideas, though alone, it is insufficient to move understanding forward.

On balance though, that would not be a good idea ~ and I am sure you can picture the chaos and non-sequiturs which would occur as posters go back and modify their posts, even with innocent intent (let alone the malicious intent).

Though their plan to sell the largest middle class in history on «a new vision of prosperity» (defining wealth by «overall well - being») seems like a long shot, their big - picture ideas are important and intensely argued, making this a convincing, resonant and hopeful primer on «postenvironmentalism.»

There's something compelling though, about the idea of suddenly wanting to quickly take a picture of some weird thing you've come across that translates all these tried and true ideas (good image, auto - focus, stabilization, quick access) into a meaningful moment that the user can relate to.

Even though we have a good idea of what Google is up to, this huge hardware reveal stands to give us a better picture of how the search giant is responding to its competitors.

The pictures lend more credibility to the idea that the upcoming Galaxy A5 (2018) will adopt a full - screen design or what the OEM refers to as an Infinity Display, though details regarding hardware specifications are lacking and it's still unclear whether the device will adopt a single or dual - camera module.

I wasn't 100 % sure I had to have it though (especially since it didn't function as a picture frame, and I had no idea where I'd hang it), but there was only one left - and I needed more time to think about it, ya know what I mean?

I love all the pictures and ideas, though.

I noticed it's a little dim over there at night though, so I had an idea to flank the gallery with wall sconces instead of two more framed pictures.

Geez!!!!):) But here in Southern California, it is still summer, even though school is starting and such... but 90 degrees is no time to bust out fall decor unfortunately!!!! So I will just check out all your fall nesting pictures and get inspiration for my own at the end of the month:) Love your blog as usual, you always post such great ideas and such beautiful things!

That picture alone should be your customer review:D It looks awesome though, and what a great idea to use the globe lights — I'll have to remember that!

I was looking though some pictures on House Beautiful, and I started to realize that I was seeing the same idea over and over.

I found a picture of a similar idea in progress at HGTV.com (though I wish the painting were a little neater and the ceilings weren't popcorn).