Sentences with phrase «putting eggs»

Putting all eggs in one basket, in this case, KDP, also increases the dependency on it.

Putting your eggs into the Amazon basket may make sense today.

That means some gamers and cinephiles are putting their eggs in the Assassin's Creed basket.

Both have their own strengths, so putting your eggs in more than one basket is smart and will likely lead you to your ideal match much sooner.

So it seems I have gone and got myself one deliciously egg - cellent obsession... Sorry about the lameness of the joke but, you guys, it's true... Can't stop, won't stop putting eggs on things!

If you have a few extra minutes, make a frittata by putting eggs in the oven.

I too am open to natural healing practices, but there is a time when common sense is the best answer, and leaving a child at home with a 105 + fever and putting eggs on their heads or garlic on their feet just won't cut it.

Thanks for putting my eggs benedict tarts on your plate!

I'd seen people putting the eggs in cookies and after I discovered the PERFECT COOKIE RECIPE I knew I had to combine them.

I have seen so many people talk about putting eggs in their oatmeal but haven't done it yet... idk!!

But women are putting eggs in them, calling themselves the father and the mother.

As my pastor said yesterday, anyone hoping to see the type of change that Jesus fought for is putting their eggs in the wrong basket if they think anyone in the political system can bring about hope and healing for our country.

I've 52 wonderful companies in my portfolio, achieving my initial goal to own 50 companies so that I'm diversified across various sectors and not putting all eggs in one basket.

But I totally disagree with putting all eggs in one single basket and penalize all guest posting blogs while some of them are really high quality even though nobody actually prohibits link building back to those blogs.

This is the group that should be putting their eggs in more, and different, baskets.

Don't put all your eggs in one basket but dabble.

«It puts egg on our face, and we deserve any criticism we get so feel free to give it to us,» he said to analysts during a May 10 conference call.

If you are writing about tech, don't put all your eggs in one basket.

Never put all your eggs in one basket.

You've just put all your eggs in one basket that is held by somebody else.»

Remember the age - old adage, don't put all your eggs in one basket.

In Vietnam, locals put eggs IN their coffee.

Everyone is familiar with the saying, «Don't put all your eggs in one basket.»

And the dictum may change to «Don't put all eggs in your basket, add bread and potatoes too.»

Obeying the dictum, «Don't put all your eggs in one basket», many investors hold a good mix of Canadian, U.S. and international stocks.

Don't put all your eggs in one basket!

That's not a good development for those who have just put all their eggs in the guest posting basket.

Sounds like the adage Don't put your eggs in one basket.

Don't put your egg in one bucket, a popular phrase that every investor to keep in mind with.

You go start one company, and put all your eggs in one basket - as an entrepreneur, that's what you are supposed to do, so that someone comes along and believes you.

So, should advertisers put all their eggs in one basket and select FBX over standard web retargeting when allocating a set marketing budget?

The lesson learned: don't put all your eggs in one basket... you need many baskets spitting out golden eggs before quitting your job.

You should start bitcoin trading but just remember don't put all your eggs in one bucket.

In the words of any grandmother who's ever roamed the earth, «Don't put all your eggs in one basket.»

One of the golden rules of investment is: «Do not put all your eggs in one basket.»

Marshal Cohen, chief industry analyst for the NPD Group, told USA Today that advertisers are mistaken to put all their eggs in the millennial basket.

Unfortunately, too many marketers put all their eggs in Google's organic search basket, hoping to rank # 1.

In other words, don't put all your eggs in one basket.

Thomas says clients are unlikely to put all their eggs in one basket and focus on a single platform or cash management bank.

While each of the four fund types Dave «recommends» to his followers are not exactly identical, they are too similar to provide the kind of diversification that is necessary to spread risk, or to successfully «put your eggs into different baskets.»

The sage wisdom in the phrase, «don't put all your eggs in the same basket» does help describe the essence of diversification because it simply illustrates the need to spread your risk into several areas.

In the congregation I serve, the teaching ministry once put all its eggs in a Sunday forum on community and civic issues.

Certainly not me and given you do not have anything new or any evidence to establish another view it is unreasonable to put your eggs in any other basket.

Scientific theories are proven wrong everyday and to put all your eggs in one basket is, well, foolish.

I have never heard of putting an egg on top.

Put the egg yolks into a storage container for use later.

Put your egg and oil in the bottom of a glass jar that fits your immersion blender.

In a heat - proof bowl put egg whites, salt and sugar and place on top of the water pot (it is important to make sure the water does not touch the bottom of the bowl).

Put the eggs in a large saucepan and cover with approximately one inch of water.

To make the meringue topping, put your egg whites into a clean bowl and beat until they form soft peaks — an electric whisk is quite handy here.