Sentences with phrase «served as an icebreaker»

Tip: this makes you memorable and also serves as an icebreaker at parties.

The device serves as both an icebreaker as well as a matchmaking tool.

Basile's old haunt reflects the sea change in online dating with a design that borrows more from Twitter than eHarmony: Nerve.com has reinvented Nerve Dating to take a cue from the Foursquares and Facebooks of the world and has supplemented the traditional checklists, algorithms and profiles with brief user status updates a la Facebook meant to serve as icebreakers.

Other dog owners are there for the same reasons, so that common interest serves as an icebreaker.

Not exact matches

Sarah found that people were actually MORE likely to talk with her when she was wearing the costume than when she was in street clothes — serving as a natural icebreaker, it immediately made folks smile.

John Palmer, a doctor from Australia, also serves as a traffic operator for the icebreaker's two helicopters.

Obviously this serves as a good icebreaker that can lead into a first date.

Corny pickup lines are not off limits and often serve as the perfect icebreaker.

It's important to keep such commerce, carried out by specialized ships serving special markets, in perspective, as Lawson Brigham, a former icebreaker captain and professor of Arctic policy at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks, wrote recently in Foreign Policy.

Remember that objectives are written as icebreakers as well, so if you want to write yours, make sure that it serves both purposes.