Sentences with phrase «right turned out»

Getting it just right turned out to be both technically difficult and socially awkward.

But it never happened; Inspector Turner's hope to marry a wealthy Mr. Right and leave the service stayed just that — a hope — as so often Mr. Right turned out to be either Mr. Liar, Mr. Drunk or Mr. Already Married.

The pot in the photo on the right turned out cute and I even stuck a little scarecrow in it.

The religious right turns out to be the people the religious right warned us about.

There wasn't much opportunity for detailed suspension analysis, because to get to the urgent - care clinic, you take a right turn out of our driveway, then, a half - hour later, a left turn into the clinic.

At one point, the SL550 in Comfort mode, I tapped the gas while taking a right turn out of a parking lot and felt some delicious wheel slip, the car's stability program making me feel like I was a reckless teenage driver exploring the limits of control.

Not exact matches

That turned out to be the wrong question, because putting the right people together tends to have relatively little impact on whether that team succeeds or not.

Much less sexy, but it turns out that's where our market is: millions of people who just want better information about their medications, at the right time.

But the «Mad Money» host knows that it's much harder to get things right in the moment, when things are emotional and you're trying to predict how something will turn out in the moment.

Even the more egregious miscalculations have turned out all right (such as the time the wire for our first angel investment reached our bank account exactly 19 minutes before our payroll withdrawal hit, just covering the difference).

While it's recommended that people get seven to nine hours of sleep every night, it turns out there's a sweet spot when it comes to getting the right amount of sleep to put you at your happiest.

So you have to make the right call without knowing how it will turn out.

In fact, this may be one of those fortuitous situations in which both sides turn out to be right.

And our new partner went right to work on integrating our API into its next product release — a release that, it turns out, won't be ready to go live until the fall.

Every day data streams out of our online interactions and devices at an incredible rate, and the best businesses are the ones with the wizardry to turn all that information into smarter decisions and, ultimately, more cash, right?

It turns out we were half right.

The Fix It turned out that buyCalls had the solution right at its fingertips: The company was already using Santa Barbara, Calif. - based RingRevenue to track the performance of online ads.

We chose to be aggressive in support of small business and that turned out to be the right decision.

Turned out they were called designers, right?»

What's right for you may not be right for others; shoot, it might not even turn out to be right for you.

Well, it turns out that a morning glass of orange juice could help you feel better and put you on the right track for a successful and productive day.

And look at me — it all turned out better than fine, right?»

Lara and her partner pitch the «right guy» (who turns out to be a woman) from Spartan Ives.

But with mounting sovereign debts, anti-austerity riots in southern Europe, and the price of gold soaring, even some moderate financial observers are worrying that market grizzlies might turn out to be right.

Clinton called in to Sharpton's nationally syndicated radio show on the 50th anniversary of the Voting Rights Act on Aug. 6 to appeal to blacks to turn out to vote during the primaries.

It turns out, I was only half right.

Take into considering factors that might affect your sales numbers — such as the economy or the loss of a major customer — but don't worry too much because the basic tenet of budgeting is that the figures will never turn out to be exactly right.

«Turns out the Civil Rights Museum has quite a bit to say about this precise historical moment,» he sketches.

Hiring the right top people turned out to be «a piece of cake,» Dodds says.

Turns out, he would, and he did, right at the beginning of his presentation: «Before we start, I want to take a moment to thank the industry for addressing the recent security findings,» Krzanich said.

Turns out, I was right.

The theory of brainstorming is that you turn off your analytical left brain, turn on your intuitive right brain, and creative ideas pop out.

The hedge fund billionaire tells CNBC that Buffett turned out to be right to buy Apple late last year.

«I'm not exactly sure whether or not I would encourage people to turn out and buy these cryptocurrencies right now,» he said.

It turned out to be the right question.

Turns out, PR can actually have a massive payoff for businesses, provided they make the right moves.

The initial job, which was for the studio, turned out to be not right for me.

'» It turns out even an experienced investor like Graham can be influenced by the notion that entrepreneurial success is genetically predetermined — inherit the right combination of money - making DNA, and you'll wind up the founder of the next billion - dollar startup.

Investors soon knew his thoughts on how fast broadband would take over the market (slower than others expected, which turned out to be right), which competitors he feared (Amazon more than Blockbuster) and how rapidly the business would grow and turn profitable.

REI went so far as to turn out this zombie survival gear infographic, explaining some key supplies you'll need to stop zombies, from a cast iron skillet (aim for the head) to a flashlight (shine it right in the zombie's eyes) and utility cord (for making a zombie trip line).

And wouldn't you know it, that turned out to be the right path.

As it turns out, you actually may have XML documents sitting on your desktop right now, without realizing it.

Bagley, who estimates that the cancellations represent 40 % to 50 % of his annual Lego orders, says «we brought Lego in because we found enough people walking in the front door and asking us if we had Lego, and if we said no, they turned around and walked right out of the shop.

Unlike the person who sends every shred of information out the door untouched, the Amplifier uses their corporate megaphone to turn information into a crisis — something that they feel needs to be handled right away.

«The CBC is at a turning point and we have the right management team, the right board to ultimately seize the opportunities that are out there,» Joly said.

«Getting used to that, bouncing back from that, being able to figure out what people hate and turn that into what people love... if you're not willing to take the risk of failing and not experience failure, you're never going to figure out what the right path is to success.»

But May Day 2018 turned out to be a day of violent clashes between police and protesters, as both left - wing and right - wing activists took to the streets with fire and fists, from Paris to Istanbul.

If it turns out to be right, that means most check - out clerks and truck drivers, warehouse workers and even lawyers will soon go the way of travel agents.

Turns out my father was right to hate this phrase.

MintLife: Nearly everything written about personal finance — I'm certainly guilty of this myself — is about how if you make the right decisions, you're going to turn out okay.