Sentences with phrase «tied to what»

Sometimes just a small ribbon tied to what I use everyday is enough.

Anne has a gentle personality and has proven that success is not tied to what we might presume is any particular character type, is completely trustable in my dealings with her, and someone I value deeply as a friend and a member of our sales team.

Maybe all effective professionals are innovators, using creativity sensibly and not being totally tied to what they're supposed to do.

So rather than your hunter getting stat - boosts in the traditional sense, everything is tied to what you have equipped which is the driving force for taking on quests and defeating monsters.

«You're not tied to what practices are physically in your office,» sources told us.

At this space, the figure of a female nude tied to what looks like a torture device is the disturbing central image of a nine - panel 1975 painting called «Moving Through» by the American artist Juanita McNeely.

There are a ton of things available, however a handful particularly are tied to what seems to be a fairly apparent reference to Marvel's smash - hit new film, Avengers: Infinity War.

Unlike 2K18 «s borderline offensive progression system, which basically forced you to spend real money to buy more stats for your player, your progress in the game is solely tied to what you do on the field.

Doing that may keep you from pursuing other goals that are more closely tied to what you ultimately want from your life and career.

But more likely than not the fate of Gravity is tied to what happens at GungHo or even SoftBank.

Payouts are tied to what kind of membership one has, for instance: the Standard comes back around 83 % and so does the Beginner.

Your desired book promotion goals are fundamentally tied to what type of item you are giving away.

Instead, «career - ready» should be tied to what employers actually value, which is work experience.

Is tied to what your child is learning in the classroom, producing results that can help guide the classroom instruction and supplemental services your child receives.

The kind of parent involvement that most benefits students is tied to what they're learning in the classroom.

«The most recent findings from the Abecedarian Project are about the quality of life, tied to what the children experienced in the first five years of life,» Craig Ramey, professor and research scholar of human development at the Carilion Institute, said in a press release.

I know that the ELPA21 assessments are tied to what my child is learning in the classroom and that those results can help guide the classroom.

«We will now, on our own, be able to put our performance, our reforms, our changes with an idea toward a set of results... and not be tied to what goes on at the state level,» Emanuel said, who went on to describe the district - level competition as «a significant change.»

There's lots of talk these days about «bottom - up» efforts to fix struggling schools and districts, largely tied to what happened in Newark over the past five years.

On March 14, thousands of students across the country are expected to walk out of class or participate in events tied to what's billed as ENOUGH: National School Walkout.

«Whatever vocabulary activities we do in class must be tied to what the students are learning or want to learn,» said Ackley.

This is all also linked to character progression for the player party and their regular combat also — things like armour and magic are tied to what buildings and upgrades are constructed in your kingdom, and you'll frequently be charged with making difficult decisions that'll shape not just your kingdom but combat and everything else you'll ultimately do.

«What's going to determine whether or not it succeeds or fails is not really tied to what anyone else has done, it's tied to «do we make a strong enough argument for the value that you get for your fifteen dollars?».

You are exactly right that what is going on in the gut is tied to what is going on with the immune system.

«They got really creative because their bonuses are tied to what their people do, or because they didn't want to lose their jobs.

Mr. Grimm's spokesman, Nick Iacono, seemed plenty happy for Mr. Recchia to be tied to what he called Mr. de Blasio's «unpopular progressive agenda.»

This is more or less dependent on the fate of the eurozone, meaning the survival prospects for the coalition are closely tied to what happens in Greece, Spain and elsewhere.

Some cases have resulted in situations tied to what is often called «Malicious Mother Syndrome» or «Malicious Parent Syndrome.»

He Wants Me to Make All the Career Sacrifices For a new mom with a fulfilling career, after a generation of feminism, her sense of self worth may be tied to what she accomplishes outside the home.

The church is invariably tied to what happens in public and private education, learning many of its educational habits and sensibilities from the schooling establishment.

«Remember that we are tied to what really matters in this world: love, justice, truth and shalom,» Aaron said, wrapping her finger in a long white tassel of her prayer shawl as she spoke.

We live with this duality of our being, with our hearts both tied to what is local and unique and drawn toward the universal.

It elaborates on how God's judgements are tied to what the US does concerning Israel.

Consumer sentiment toward companies is often cyclical, he said, and for tech it is closely tied to what products come out that year.

I think about rate increases being very much tied to what the fed might do, a rate increase or two, how that might affect the Canadian currency.

The algorithms described here are closely tied to what we know about the Penguin Algorithm.

The pastor of First Baptist Church in Taylors, South Carolina, Page won a first - ballot victory this summer against two prominent candidates with close ties to what is sometimes called the college of cardinals» a close - knit circle of Southern Baptist Convention leaders who have handpicked the denomination's recent presidents.

What matters, he says, is the ability «to grasp the general shape of what we are reading and tie it to what we already know.»

Beneath and behind the postconservatives» approach to theology lies a growing discontent with evangelical theology's traditional ties to what Wheaton historian Mark Noll describes as the «evangelical Enlightenment,» especially common - sense realism.

Rather it was because I knew that Smile Tiger Coffee had strong ties to what is our favorite coffee shop in KW, Death Valley's Little Brother.

«We are beginning to paint a picture of what our local interstellar environment is really like and we can tie that to what's happening in a much broader environment within the galaxy.

Regardless, it's a fascinating story with a surprisingly strong tie to what's currently happening in the U.S. government.

«What Warner Bros. did with Batman was take the core roots of that IP and manifest that inside the walls of Gotham City and delivered an interactive experience that had real ties to what you would see in the films and what you had read in the comics, while having its own life because it could provide such deep and more immersive storylines,» Wilson said.

The hardest part of writing an effective resume is figuring out the content — how to talk about your achievements in ways that tie to what an employer is looking for.

Not exact matches

When asked about their plans to tie the knot he said, «Who knows what the future holds... or the past.»

When you think of how you can tie what you're really good at doing to doing some good in your community, it usually becomes really obvious.»

What the pair learned is what marketing specialists want to shout from the rooftops: For even very small businesses, good branding matters, from your name to the colour of your logo to the copy that ties everything togetWhat the pair learned is what marketing specialists want to shout from the rooftops: For even very small businesses, good branding matters, from your name to the colour of your logo to the copy that ties everything togetwhat marketing specialists want to shout from the rooftops: For even very small businesses, good branding matters, from your name to the colour of your logo to the copy that ties everything together.

Hulu's close ties to content providers like Disney, Fox, Time Warner, and Comcast could give the streaming service a leg up in what is shaping up to be a competitive field.

This can all be tied into the «buckets of gold» concept, which allows you to fill your coffers simply by doing what you do best and making it known.

It was in these meetings doing what I loved — solving problems with technology — that I realized there had to be a way to take the alluring pull of video games and tie it to brands to drive loyalty and sales.