Sentences with phrase «someone walks into»

«I went to the math teacher and said, «You walk into your boring trigonometry class now, but you'll find that they're working a lot harder,»» he says.

It's complicated, but under the new rules, if a customer walks into a store with a chip card and the store hasn't updated its point - of - sale equipment to accept chip cards, the merchant is liable for any fraud that occurs from using the card the old way, by swiping the magnetic stripe.

To alleviate these blues, walk into the office armed with a plan for a vacation, a party or even a self - challenge.

When Bob Goodson first walked into the San Francisco space that would become the offices of Quid, the text - and data - analytics start - up he co-founded in 2010, he was met with a blank canvas.

Now picture yourself, approaching a co-worker or a prospective client, walking into a board meeting or a party.

As he walks into the conference room, his mind is still on a discussion he just finished, and it takes him a moment to recall why he's here.

If she does, hers will be a great success, because she's walking into a huge mess.

If you think you've been doing outstanding work and you deserve better compensation, there are steps to take before you walk into your boss's office.

When a customer walks into your store, you need to impress them visually so they'll get a good impression and make a purchase.

«There's that guy who'll walk into the bar and say anything to get laid,» Cuban said, according to Yahoo Finance.

When I walked into Hallmark and saw «Sweet Darts,» darts inscribed with the words «I'm Stuck On You,» I smiled.

A former employee, Musfiq Rahman, a dark - skinned Bangladeshi, said he was punished after mistakenly walking into Ailes» office by no longer being allowed on Ailes» floor without an escort.

Guns have been strictly controlled in the United Kingdom for the past few decades, spurred in large part by the 1996 Dunblane massacre, when 15 children and their teacher were killed by a local man who walked into a school in the Scottish city armed with four hand guns and began shooting.

When a guy walks into the store, I can tell in, like, five seconds.»

I'd come to interview Dorsey for a magazine profile, and when I walked into Square's San Francisco office space I immediately spotted him.

What message do you communicate the moment you walk into a room?

Walking into the offices of JT Marlin, a small time brokerage firm on the outskirts of New York — Seth gets an aggressive cameo performance from Jay that sets the tone for a firm clearly placing money above all else.

When you walk into someone's home for the first time you immediately get a feel for the type of person they are, whether that be chilled out and slightly messy or extremely organized and a -LSB-...]

When you walk into a restaurant, it's still quite likely that someone might take your order down with a pen and paper.

When customers walk into Dale Fox's car rental business in Venice, California, they aren't greeted by a choice of compact, sedan or SUV; they're greeted by art — both on the walls and on four wheels.

If she walks into a cocktail party, for example, and finds herself booted out of a conversation, she can quickly feel those doubts about her intelligence resurfacing.

«Even if you walk into a Sephora and try to figure this out yourself, a lot of the time it will end in trial and error and a lot of wasted product that didn't work well on you.»

If Trump answers Mueller, he will be walking into this «classic trap,» says attorney Andrew Stoltmann

Surprisingly, those with stronger networks on social media ended up bidding up to 30 perfect more than they'd have spent on the same device if they had just walked into a store.

«We're helping [companies] use Ontario's academic and clinical infrastructure to build an incredible dossier or package of evidence that they can now use to walk into any other major player,» says Khayat.

On the afternoon I walk into his office, he is sitting alone at an oval table, dressed in a baggy gray suit and running shoes, jotting notes on an electronic tablet.

After work, I walked into my local urgent care center for the first time and filled out some paperwork.

I was fascinated by simple things like someone holding the door open for you when walking into a building, even if you're three feet away from the entrance.

And we geo - fenced those locations and then every time people walked into those locations we pushed them a fun notification that would say, «Andrea get out of there.

«Who walks into some stranger's apartment to buy glasses?»

«I can smell the culture when I walk into the room,» says Mesher, who is now chairman of Nulogy, a rapidly growing Toronto supply chain technology firm.

People don't walk into Chili's just for free chips and salsa and leaves.

Walking into the hotel, all the design elements are something to behold.

Right about then, two men walked into the restaurant and told one of my partners, «We love what you're doing here.»

When your customer walks into your store, they are going to form an impression within 10 seconds, and the sense that will overwhelmingly dictate that impression is sight.

Its advertiser - supported BarkPost is filled with dog news and videos and gets 10 million unique visitors a month; BarkShop is an e-commerce site where customers can buy all manner of dog paraphernalia without the committing to a subscription; and BarkLive sponsors dog - centric live events such as Open Bark Night, where waggish stand - up comedians share drinks and dog stories («Three corgis walk into a bar...»).

If it's raining, Chick - fil - A may very well send out an attendant with an umbrella to walk you into the restaurant.

However, of those 20 percent indicated they will be arriving to the office under the influence of marijuana and 10.26 percent are undecided if they will be walking into work high.

Hopefully, when another minority walks into the room and people want to talk business with them, it won't come down to their gender or race or religion.

Walk into your local REI, and you're likely to see someone standing there just staring at the screen.

Let's say you walk into a beauty salon.

When I walked into meetings with business owners, I told them about the knives I had to sell.

For example, if a consumer walks into a store and buys a pair of third - party - branded goggles featuring its HUD tech and they don't work, who takes the heat and whose reputation is in jeopardy?

The next time you walk into a store, pay close attention to how they price and display their products or how they word headlines in their weekly flyer.

If you walked into Starbucks, your phone might buzz to offer a discount if you download the Starbucks app.

Now she makes it every day for a simple reason: «Walking into my bedroom when my bed is made makes me smile.»

«Creating a space in which people can feel vulnerable means a person can walk into their boss's office to admit a mistake without fear of losing their job.

If you walk into a crowded room looking like a deer in the headlights, you'll instantly rank lower on the confident leader scale.

When a man walks into a room, they're assumed to be competent until they prove otherwise.»

Our only advantage was that our salespeople were able to walk into sales meetings with domain expertise.