Sentences with phrase «put my phone down because»

I remind myself very often to simply put my phone down because it can distract you from living in the moment.

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I haven't been able to put down my phone because it's been blowing up with calls and emails and offers to speak.

Therefore WE have to be happy without it because putting 15 minutes aside to maintain a physical relationship is much lower down the list then flicking through the phone, laptop or whatever before you sleep.

My phone always dies when we travel because I never put it down.

Because for this trip, I am putting down my phone and (mostly) putting down my laptop.

Also note that there is usually no service at this event because of the thousands of people in one location so put the phone down, bet on some horses and enjoy the moment!

One of the things I decided to focus on in March was to enjoy the simplicity of life, which for me means slowing down... It's not always the easiest for me because I thrive under the pressure of having a full plate of things to accomplish, but I'm slowly learning to put the to - do list and phone away and take a bit of time for me — whether that's tapping it back on the bike at SoulCycle a few times a week, grabbing a glass of wine with friends or simply reading a book.

Eventually, they should know when to put their phone away because it's distracting them, or when listening to music while they work is slowing them down.

Your neighbor starts a fire because they couldn't put their phone down long enough to pay attention to the bacon they're cooking.

As I think back to those days though, I had to put $ 250 down on my cell phone bill because they checked my credit history and saw that I had no credit (which is equivalent to bad credit in their eyes).

Comment # 7 reminds me of an episode of «Seinfeld» in which Elaine broke up with her boyfriend because he neglected to put an exclamation point at the end of a phone message that he had written down for her.

Your neighbor starts a fire because they couldn't put their phone down long enough to pay attention to the bacon they're cooking.

And because Essential seems to be hanging its hat on the idea of shipping phones without extraneous junk (the designers don't even put a logo on the exterior), chances seem good that there won't be a ton of extraneous software laded on to slow the phone down.

So, hang up that phone, put down that scalpel, let go of that control yoke, and drop that cutting torch, because we're going to browse some weird cars on a vast, strange website.