Sentences with phrase «really takes hold»

It's the time when our motherly nesting instinct really takes hold of our hearts and inspires us to spruce up our home, clean out closets, re-organize and stock the pantry and then grace our rooms with the simple beauty of jolly pumpkins, autumn leaves and candle glow to make it warm, cozy and happy before blustery winds begin to blow.

In the master bedroom, letter art is a simple and effective way of adding interest to a large wall, while a brick - effect wallpaper really takes hold in the guest bedroom.

Experience the magic and adventure of this remarkable area before the tourist trade really takes hold.

But when the Bolshevik Revolution really takes hold in Russia, Austin finds himself under suspicion and expelled from his new home along with Julia, whom he marries at Ellis Island just before they are sent to Russia.

But the film never really takes hold of the material and we're left with something pretty recycled.

That's when the movie's exuberance really takes hold: Thor finds himself captured by the booze - guzzling bounty hunter Valkyrie (Tessa Thompson, wonderfully rambunctious), a wayward Asgardian warrior who drags the god into the captivity of the planet's ruler, a flamboyant, psychedelic tyrant named Grandmaster who's basically Jeff Goldblum playing himself.

It's here that the thriller aspect really takes hold, and it's incredible in that you'll notice in the thirty - plus years since the events of ARGO, things still haven't improved between the Middle East and the West, making this a relevant, but also balanced film.

«It is in the very earliest years of a child's life that disadvantage really takes hold.

Should this trend really take hold, as I suspect it could, there's a definite threat of a potential capital flight storm that could have far reaching consequences for the American economy.

The idea of retirement didn't really take hold in the industrialized world until the late...

There were notable exceptions, of course, such as the Council of Trent's repudiation of the idea that «the Jews killed Christ,» but that official teaching never really took hold, and the general trend among many Catholics and other Christians was to ostracize and persecute Jews.

«The whole concept of the food hub is really taking hold around the country.

My sister gave me a package of beans for Christmas, so I was lucky to get some before the shortage really took hold.

Jeremy Hill, a finalist in the award, didn't really take hold of his job until around the midpoint of the season.

Speaking of trends, we're happy to report on one that has really taken hold and it is perhaps one of the best things to happen to baby clothes and kids wear ever.

If you're waiting for spring to really take hold before getting out to a wildlife sanctuary, you may be missing a spectacular natural occurrence — the annual vernal pool breeding season, with its accompanying symphony of frog and toad calls.

I am not Native American, but as the typical white American, I can look back in my family tree and see the history of breastfeeding is much the same as it was for my white American friends: After World War II, formula really took hold as the «best» way to feed babies, so much that the medical community was recommending formula over breastfeeding.

But you have to remember, this is something that had really not been talked about, not even by the Nigerian government itself, before this started to really take hold on social media.

Researchers say efforts should be focused on containing barberry, and preventing it from spreading into new areas where it could really take hold.

The concept of open - access, while a noble idea and lauded by many, has yet to really take hold in the research community.

That was unnerving, because I felt like if I had allowed that awkwardness to really take hold, it would have killed our relationship.

Ever since the public really took hold of the anti-fat movement in the late 1970s, the rates of both obesity and heart disease have rocketed.

While there are sustainable versions available, the movement needs more momentum to really take hold and end these damaging practices.

But they really took hold among the Irish.

It takes this amount of time for the communities of good bacteria to really take hold in your gut and become more resilient.

I found that it takes about a minute after applying for the color to really take hold, but when it does, it creates totally even coverage.

As you can see, golden yellow has really taken hold of me this autumn season.

While Sandler probably would have knocked the raving man - boy fanboy out of the park, Fallon doesn't really have an engaging enough personality of his own to really take hold of his role.

He came in one day to hear what I was doing and really took hold of it.

We want to see UDL as a reform initiative, one that we hope will really take hold nationwide and worldwide.»

Some liberal members of Congress, like Sens. Paul Wellstone, D - Minn., and James M. Jeffords, I - Vt., even voted against the bill because they view the funding level as insufficient to help the reforms really take hold.

I think it's also working through inabilities to access capital funding, funding for transportation, those are also key things that need to be in place for charter schools to really take hold in a community.»

Adam Netherlund has worked in two bookstores in his young life, and it was there that his passion for books began to really take hold.

I'd argue that this trend really began way back with Frank Miller's Daredevil, but it wasn't until Quesada had the vision to transform not just individual series but the entire Marvel Universe that it really took hold.

Eventually, the arthritis started to really take hold and poor old Roxy did not move anywhere near as fast as she had used to.

The travel bug really took hold when I went on a three week backpacking trip with a friend through Mexico and Cuba.

Streaming games didn't turn out as good as it sounded, and microtransactions really took hold no matter what you were playing on.

With the launch of the Wii came a major list of launch titles that were aimed to really take hold of the Nintendo fan base and even rope in new sets of gamers as well.

It might have been interesting to see what might have come from the studio, had it managed to hang on until Steam and digital distribution really took hold and turned the PC games industry into what we know today.

«When the prejudice against the idea of the spiritual life in af Klint's work is overcome, which will require scholarship, then perhaps she will really take hold in the broader conversation.»

Of course, the analogy with Copernicus is still a good one, because it did take some time for understanding of the greenhouse idea to really take hold within the scientific community.

Such systems have to appeal to deep psychological needs to really take hold.

Another project that will really take hold in 2014 is working on market access — ensuring that our products have a place to go and to the extent we can support our business colleagues in ensuring we can find a home for our product.

Apple is well aware of this, and in California today, Phil Schiller attempted to lay any battery - related concerns to rest before they really took hold.

For many people, getting up slightly earlier and doing their workout first thing can mean they get it out of the way before the demands of the day really take hold; for other people, the thought of a 5 am run is unbearable.

The recent rise mirrors a huge drop that occurred just over four years ago when the economic downturn really took hold.

According to Corcoran, «The Internet has really taken hold, and it's not a lead generation issue, but a lead management issue.»

As you can see, golden yellow has really taken hold of me this autumn season.

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And then I think lastly, it's about just being very aligned with what the CEO — where the CEO wants to take the company, and really helping that CEO win on the things that he or she is being held accountable for.

SARA EISEN: Stan, do you think this is gonna be a tricky task in normalizing raising interest rates, now that we are starting to really see inflation take hold?