Sentences with phrase «to be at something»

While were at it... what does this mean?

Officials had been at it for nearly two years, and he had provided them with piles of documents related to his business.

My all time favourite most versatile vegetable is at it again, and this time it's taking the place of steak.

These guys have been at it since 2011 and have been so close numerous times..

While were at it, lets find a away to explain this command away too.

It is with a heavy heart that I regret to inform you that the brands are at it again.

Author Earnings is at it again, this time sharing crucial information on the state of romance publishing at the recent Romance Writers of America conference.

First LTE is at it's early stages and only in very few markets not to mention LTE chips seem to be battery hungry.

Lets just get rid of money all together and start living off the land and become hunters and gatherers again while were at it Glenn!!

Gary Shilling has been at it for a while.

By Mercy Pilkington in GoodeReader (7/18/16)-- Author Earnings is at it again, this time sharing crucial information on the state of romance publishing at the recent Romance Writers of America conference.

They had been at it since 8:30.

Last year's annual Summit was a huge success and we are excited to be at it again in 2018.

Cohen - Farnell and Farnell have been at it long enough to know that even the most ardent zeal can fade over time, so they have built mechanisms to keep apathy at bay.

While you're at it, consider hiring a social - media specialist or content manager who's adept at spotting trends and can help position your business.

While you're at it, donate money to non-profit journalism organizations whose sole purpose is to conduct the kind of investigations that allow democracy to flourish.

The other should be at theirs.

While he's at it, he gives away T - Mobile gear, signs autographs, and poses for selfies.

He wanted to write «I'm at the ER,» but the message auto - corrected on his phone to «I'm at the we,» and she didn't know what it meant.

«Looks like OPEC is at it again,» Trump said on Twitter, not long after energy ministers finished their meeting in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.

And yesterday he was at it again, offering up his own version of that seasonal stand - by, the end - of - year best books list.

And while you're at it, you should also get to know Khalid, the 19 - year - old musical sensation fast on his way to becoming a household name.

And while we're at it, mightn't we also remember that all of these functions are already performed quite ably by our smartphones, which have acres of screen size in comparison?

Neural nets are good at recognizing patterns — sometimes as good as or better than we are at it.

This week he was at it again — but with a twist.

While you're at it, pin images of your office, team members, and so on.

Begin by removing all the pencils and pens from your workspace, and while you're at it, cut and through all notebooks and pads away as well!

While you're at it, you might as well outfit that app with offerings to include location - based promotions, push notifications, and more.

While you're at it, add these 16 blood - pumping, confidence - boosting songs to your library to lift you up when you're feeling low.

It was like everyone was at it together as part of this whole coalition all committed to this cause that was greater than every single one of us.»

Not only are they regularly engaging their fans with contests, they are making sure everyone knows who won, and creating a lot of buzz while they're at it.

While you're at it, stay hydrated.

Whereas Silicon Valley has been at it for at least three decades, the funds in Chile have only been investing for the past five or six years.

Heck, throw in a gift card to Seamless while you're at it.

Get their suggestions for games and activities and, while you're at it, make a game of the discussion itself.

While you're at it, don't forget your customers.

Maybe it's that today's younger workers more commonly want to try out a series of jobs before settling on a single career trajectory, or that older workers have been at it long enough to be bored and jaded.

If you were trying to avoid catching the flu, you'd make sure to keep yourself healthy, so that your immune system could be at it's strongest.

Scammers have been at it for more than a year now, but consumer advocates and security experts warn that the problem will worsen as we get closer to Oct. 1.

I could picture a kind of Godfather scene where I would be lying in my bed and the car rental guys would be at me with their Uzis.

«Our ultimate goal is to absorb all our members in Groupe Dissan and, while we're at it, buy some competitors,» he explains.

While the Lagunitas investment is a first for Heineken in the craft beer category, MillerCoors (TAP) has been at it for a while now.

There are many wonderful websites, CNN included, that want to give us that information and while they are at it, show us what wonderful surprises they have to offer.

Because these people have been at it for decades, they keep getting fabulously, obscenely, gloriously richer.

While we are at it - keep the cologne and perfume to a minimum - it's kind of tough in tight quarters.

A grocery executive at the time, Stanton funnelled his business savvy into his idea of a one - stop shop for runners to learn about the sport, get trained and gear up while they were at it.

While you're at it, set a quiet timer or calendar alert for every 30 or 60 minutes.

And during your workout, you can see from a glance how far, or how long, you've been at it.

Take time to read books for pleasure, not just for work, and while you're at it, do some writing, too.