Sentences with phrase «stumbled upon the rule»

Allowing your brain to freely associate disparate ideas, many researchers believe, facilitates this «eureka» moment, which perhaps helps explain why Newton stumbled upon the rule of gravity while resting under an apple tree, and why, anecdotally, the modern - day shower seems particularly conducive for runaway breakthrough moments.

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Plan out your questions and make sure you know the casual dating rules carefully to make clear of what you are stumbling upon.

After surviving perilous encounters with snakes, tarantulas and piranhas, Blu, Jewel and the chicks stumble upon Jewel's long - lost, presumed - dead family, ruled over by her authoritarian father, Eduardo (Andy Garcia).

Once upon a time we stumbled through a world of zombie learners, ruled over by the king of dull and tedious traditional eLearning.

While reviewing the SCCA B - Spec rules, we came across a list of entries for the upcoming class and stumbled upon a few interesting candidates — namely the Volkswagen Polo, which the rule sheet claims may be imported for 2012.

As it starts to dawn on Ian that the bizarre planets he visits suffer from many of the same problems, comical situations, and inane rules all too familiar to him, he stumbles upon an important secret that gives his quest to return home added urgency.

If you've been following Cards for Travel for awhile, or have applied for more than a couple of credit cards over the last few years, you've most likely stumbled upon what the internet refers to as the Chase «5/24» Rule.

If you've been following Cards for Travel for awhile, or have applied for more than a couple of credit cards over the last few years, you've most likely stumbled upon what the internet refers to as the Chase «5/24» Rule.

If you've been following Cards for Travel for awhile, or have applied for more than a couple of credit cards over the last few years, you've most likely stumbled upon what the internet refers to as the Chase «5/24» rule.

Some find safety in numbers, pointing out that majority rules, while others are so grateful to stumble upon any event, be it solo practice or contract lawyering or part - time practice, that lets them salvage a career in the law.

At that point I had yet to even stumble upon the term «the rule of law», which I misunderstood when I first came across it (I thought it meant something like «the rule of rules»).

While skimming the blogosphere, I stumbled upon a career expert's recent post where he advised that sticking to a one - page resume is an «old - school» rule that NO jobseeker should follow regardless of experience level.