Sentences with phrase «things hit their stride»

It isn't until much later in the game, really its final hour, that it feels like things hit their stride.

Not exact matches

When you're company has hit it's stride, you need to concentrate on the things that are working.

Get it out of the way, so by the time you hit your stride at 32, 34, you know, hey, I'm not good at all that other stuff but I've found a couple of things that I'm pretty good at.

As I finally hit my stride with one thing, something else comes along and throws me for a loop.

The Golden State Warriors still haven't hit their stride yet, which is a hell of a thing after taking care of business in the first three games of their series with Portland including a 39 - point blowout in Game 2 and a rousing comeback in Game 3.

Here's the interesting thing about women researchers: Once they hit their stride, they don't want to stop.

Once it hits its stride, Whiplash gets so many things so right it starts to feel like the perfect - ten Ellington rendition its elite big bands play in the big competition.

This was a fairly demanding brief for a TV series, even one as lavishly designed and funded as this, and it took time to hit its stride, but by the final episode of this first series the sheer audacious scale of the thing took your breath away.

After a ten - day, 23 - film Venice Competition that started slowly but respectably, hit a healthy stride midway through and began wheezing with exhaustion in its closing stages, things have finally ground to a permanent halt with «Texas Killing Fields» (**), the sophomore feature from Ami Canaan Mann — daughter of Michael, who predictably takes a producer -LSB-...]

As they approach 60 mph, things start to change; the ZL1 is out of breath, while the GT500 is just hitting its stride.