Sentences with phrase «tied in so»

How does this tie in so closely with earnings?

I absolutely love this outfit, everything ties in so nicely with one another.

It all ties in so well.

Boots, scarf and gloves all tie in so well.

Your master bedroom looks so beautiful and the way you've added the eucalyptus wreath ties in so nicely with the cooler colors you've used in the rest of the room.

The green ties them in so beautifully Definitely going to try something similar

The colors in the print are amazing and can tie in so many different looks.

The green scarf goes perfect with your hair, and your lipstick ties in so nicely!

, consider for a moment the Colorado Model and how the union political machine can tie in so easily with the massive giving of liberal billionaires.)

That's what happens when your lineage ties in so closely with the Toyota Camry: guilt by association.

I think it's likely that they'll be tying it in so closely with their Prime services that they'll make a lot of money from users, but I don't think they'd require it and I don't think they'll need to sell at a loss.

To be blunt, the narrative here doesn't work as well as some other LEGO games because it has to tie in so closely to the script.

This entire subject ties in so well to what Gary Peter's and Steve Salmony suggested in the blog pertaining to the idea of guardianship.

It ties in so much: Bryant's three savorings, Kahneman's thoughts on shortcuts to decision - making, yogic ideas, Peterson and Seligman on character strengths condusive to savoring, Fredrickson's research on positive emotions associated with savoring... all this research seems very full and inter-related.

I love the ornaments at each setting and how they tie in so perfectly with the theme.

Looks excellent Layla — really like the choice of the rope covered pole to hang the chandilier on — ties in so well with the rug under the piano!

I love the pops of blue, the window treatments, rug, and how it ties in so nicely with the family room.

The wood beams would tie in so nicely with the french doors and also be consistent with the look throughout the house.

You can never go wrong with red and white at Christmas and it ties in so well with your Swedish knick knacks.

I just love the old - world feel of the stone foundation (and how the foundation of this barn ties in so beautifully to the original stone of the Dutch farmhouse section on the left).

Not exact matches

There's a good chance your employer won't let you come to work in a full Santa suit or dress as a Nutcracker, so a holiday tie is the next best thing.

Only about half of the people who complain in social expect to hear back from the company, so in many cases they do not phrase their complaints in a way that ties it back to the business in an obvious way.

Because so much of its business is tied up in a few particular styles, a single manufacturing error — like the one that forced executives to recall the near - seethrough women's pants in March — can cause millions of dollars in lost sales.

Race cars were already using Manco's tape, so last May Manco invested $ 150,000 in an official sponsorship, merchandising tie - ins, and a customer write - in contest for most creative use of the tape.

Have you ever experienced something cool and, in telling the story, you get so tongue - tied that you end up saying something along the lines of, «well, you just have to experience it for yourself?»

«So it's all tied in together,» Anderson explains.

Tesla absorbed SolarCity in 2016, so it's unlikely that an official tie - up with SpaceX would happen in 2018.

Doing so, says Gartner biotech analyst Stephen Davies, will require forging still closer ties to big pharma firms — the lumbering giants whose inefficiency spurred Wojcicki to action in the first place.

It makes sense to buy ties and dress shirts together anyway, as few combinations in men's style need to stick the matching landing quite so thoroughly.

Dashing and handsome in a dark jacket and tie, Hollender moved through the crowd with characteristic ease, stopping every so often to marvel at the glittering views of the Midtown skyline.

So I went back a week later in my tweed jacket and leather tie and asked them for a job.

«Sometimes your identity is so tied up in your work that if you lose that the identity, you're in a lot of trouble,» explains Shepherd.

So in other words, No, don't build yourself an Internet hotspot tie, even if it seems like the only way to get your kids to put down Clash of Clans for ten damn minutes.

So, what is it about New Jersey, which finished third in Cost Of Living and tied for 18 overall?

Not only will these experiments provide you with valuable feedback on whether you'll really enjoy that new life you're eyeing for yourself, but they're also mercifully small and doable — it's hard to tie yourself up in knots of fear and procrastination when the initial step is so tiny.

But Musk is unique in that his vision is so vast and so tied to the specific operations of his businesses.

(He even confesses to being so clueless as to have actually worn a tie to his first meeting at Google in the post.

The deal would maintain the government's so - called golden share in Embraer, a former state enterprise, giving it veto power over certain strategic decisions, including Boeing's current push for a tie - up.

Back in 2010 it paid $ 550 million to settle charges brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission that it mislead investors into buying a so - called synthetic collateralized debt obligation named Abacus, which was made up of a bundle of financial instruments tied to subprime mortgage bonds, many of which plummeted in value shortly after the deal was sold.

Still, Loftus was concerned that so much of his personal wealth — and that of his shareholders — was tied up in the business.

So, while it might be great to be able to put our money to work in an investment vehicle that produced double - digit returns, we may not be able to afford to tie up our capital for that long or to sustain huge swings in our portfolio's value.

Drucker tied it all together, and in doing so, he helped give birth to the discipline of management.

And in that, they share much in common with Japanese culture: «To condemn someone... prematurely without sufficient justification is inappropriate everywhere but especially so in a relationship - oriented culture where interpersonal ties assume priority and being sympathetic to others is a moral imperative.

«It's not so much the cities they chose — the problem is that the launch in Canada was tied to a big real estate deal, and they got these antiquated, inadequate spaces.

This project ties in directly to Active's larger mission of improving people's health, and so our club employees have been able to easily add it to their everyday workloads.

So, we thought we'd have him show us the proper way to tie one, and tell us the real reason he started wearing them in the first place.

So President Nikos Anastasiades, in office for only a couple of months, announced that the price of citizenship would be slashed to $ 3 million, but it would still be tied to investment in Cyprus.

«The E.U. has tied us up in a straitjacket of regulations so we can't compete with other member states like Spain, where the same regulations don't apply,» Hourdel recently told The Telegraph.

«When the averages are falling apart, the thing to focus on is the CBOE Volatility Index, the VIX for short, also known as the fear gauge, which was so heavily tied to the big breakdown in February,» Cramer said.

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