Sentences with phrase «then go find»

Build your database of interested investors, until you have close to 20 people, then go find a property to buy.

If your sails are lagging, then go find the wind!

Unless, like our fearless leader Sam, you buy your phone outright, then go find a service provider, or are brave enough to «root» your phone, you probably signed a contract for a service plan and got the phone free or at a discount.

We would read the abstract and then go find dr, Pratt and watch him present his poster.

Then go find one to play my friend.

It's a shame as the tech on show here to create the fastest off - road racer is impressive, but for anyone looking for a true extreme, fun, arcade off - road racer then go find Pure.

So teach your dog the basics, get your basic title to prove yourself that both of you and your dog have done your job... and then go find something else that is FUN!

Then go find those banks with a competitive advantage, then what price to pay?

If this is the case then go find and agent and let them approach a big publisher.

I like to read magazines, catalogs, and look at Pinterest to see who produces quality and what is in style... then go find it with the shopping budget I have.

[Response: Then go find a place that likes your various proclamations and assertions and opinions.

Personally, I would like to see Usmanov GIVE all his shares to the Arsenal fanshare group, and then go find some other club to support.

Now if you don't want to represent the school, if you don't want to be part of the swimming community that practices together every day, then go find a pool and practice there by yourself and get ready for the summer.

If you want to carry a fetus for someone who doesn't, then go find a way for that to happen.

Kids... need to learn how to look at a situation, determine which resources they need, and then go find those resources in order to solve the problem.

Get in the habit of always asking yourself if a coupon might be available, and then go find one.

Not exact matches

«If the debits didn't equal the credits and they had to close the books and the CFO was yelling at them, they'd yell at me, and then I'd have to go find out why there was a bug in our software.»

«When we looked underneath the surface in a nonrecession environment, we found that you've never had a negative market going into May and then had a negative May through September,» the firm's chief market strategist said Monday on CNBC's «Trading Nation.»

Go to #Discover on Twitter's top navigation bar, then Find Friends.

«So let's plan on that and it's much easier to undo that, if it came to it, than to just plan on her staying forever and then finding out she's going to go.»

Then he would «go through all my notebooks, find the best ideas that had fallen through the cracks and start them up.»

The creator of the company goes around the world to find the best coffee, and then he sells it.

Then I'd go back to work, or at least find a better way to procrastinate.

Find out where they like to go and when, then offer to meet them.

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Branson, a devoted note taker, would then «go through all my notebooks, find the best ideas that had fallen through the cracks and start them up.»

«Eventually, somebody's going to come along, find those backups, grab them and then have all that information.»

Then I go back and look at more videos to find similar jumps and obstacles to try to visualize my runs.

Start by finding 2011 at the bottom axis, then go up.

In the long run, you'll find it's much cheaper than going it alone and then later discovering holes in your financial parachute or «corporate veil.»

A hacker found a flaw in Facebook, reported it, eventually (and that's the sticky part) got results and then went for the $ 500 he was owed as part of Facebook's own bug - bounty program.

«I think it's real tough for anybody to go out and start a business in a world he knows nothing about,» says Tom Golisano, the founder and CEO of Paychex Inc., an $ 870 - million payroll - processing and human - resource - services company based in Rochester, N.Y. «My advice to Mike would be to find a job in a dynamic industry and then to be constantly on the lookout for opportunities within that industry.

Raised in a riverside shack in Solo, Indonesia, Widodo was the first in his family to go to college; he then founded the furniture export business that made him a millionaire.

If Canadians are already chugging huge amounts of data, as the likes of Cisco has found, then movie rentals on the most popular online service in the country is only going to add fuel to the fire.

If you go from zero to 50 reviews in a week then an alarm is going to go off somewhere in Google and you could find yourself on the receiving end of a penalty.

Taylor has an equally impressive Silicon Valley resume: Also, a Stanford graduate, Taylor co-created Google maps, founded FriendFeed — which was acquired by Facebook in 2009 — and then went on to become Facebook's CTO.

Then, let's go one step further and look at how companies who have hired women on their own have fared: in those situations, a 2010 McKinsey & Co. study found that companies actually have better financial performance.

«If problem solving is going to be done by machines, then problem finding is the human frontier,» said Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka in his keynote.

«And then you're going to find yourself in a public place trying to disrobe, or reaching into an awkward spot.»

If these loans don't get paid back then banks could start going bust, while local governments, some of which have been a beneficiary of these loans, and other companies could find themselves underwater, too.

The apparel startup Richer Poorer thought it had found the perfect deal, but then everything went wrong.

The «how,» in this case, is finding a problem that needs to be solved — that you personally want solved in a big way — coming up with a solution, and then going for it without stopping to look back.

Curtis then went onto be one of the resident experts on BBC One's ever popular daytime series «Sun, Sea and Bargain Spotting,» travelling across Europe to find bargains to sell back home with his contestants.

I found my tattoo artist there when I went for a drink with a young guy I was working with; he rolled up his sleeves and showed me his tattoos and told me not to tell anyone at the office he had them — and then recommended his tattoo artist.

«Take some of those similar types of companies within sectors and then go beyond the border to find better yields,» he says.

GORP.com, he says, «has everything someone would need to find the right kind of trip and then get the equipment and clothing necessary to go.»

He then went on to explain that activists can't stop short at highlighting a problem, but need to be a part of finding a solution.

«Go to find the smartest people who disagree with you the most to stress test your thinking, to learn,» Dalio told CNBC Make It adding: «If they disagree, then the conversation in that disagreement will be enlightening.

Far too many people get their business going, start marketing, find some success and then expect to get customers for the same amount of money and effort they are spending today.

But if you happen to find a cheaper fare on a separate ticket, then into the stocks you go for an additional flogging.