Sentences with phrase «room in their briefcases»

The company that gave us the BlackBerry - still the dominant phone in corporate circles - thinks its business customers will have room in their briefcases for at least one more device: the PlayBook.

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We've seen a satellite dish that you carry can around in a briefcase, a new gadget from the makers of the Slingbox for watching YouTube videos in your living room, and, of course, a giant flat screen TV.

I carried his Louis Vuitton briefcase,» he told Peters, «I stayed in his hotel rooms in places like Dubai.

Smokey rooms, smooth jazz and a man with a briefcase: FRAMED has all the components of a noir story shuffled in a really smart puzzle game.

There's a moment in which Jang tells Lucy to open the briefcase, at which point he leaves the room and his bodyguards pull out blast shields.

On this week's episode of The Golden Briefcase, Tim and Jeremy are joined by guest Dave «Da7e» Gonzales of Latino Review and the Fighting in the War Room podcast to go through their latest picks of the week, the newest DVD & Blu - ray releases and much more.

There are map pockets in the doors and a few small compartments for sunglasses and things, but you won't find any room for larger items, such as an umbrella or a briefcase.

No personal belongings, such as briefcases, large bags, study materials, extra books or papers, electronic pagers or cellular phones, are permitted in the testing room.

Better yet, you can throw it in your purse, backpack or briefcase and it won't take up much room there, either.

Introduced for the «education market,» the Mini-Note would seem to merit a much wider market: when it comes to carrying around a computer, who really wants to lug all that weight in a special bag when this puppy would snug right into the briefcase with room to spare?

Their turntables have become iconic, and this retro - inspired portable briefcase beauty would look great atop a console in the living room or cranking out tunes at your next backyard party.

It wreaks (probably not the right word) of somewhere you could arrive home at the end of a hard day, throw your bag or briefcase down on a sofa and relax in the living room with a nice glass of wine and let the day's stress melt away.