Sentences with phrase «to run in someone»

I tried it out while running in the rain in New York's Central Park (Apple Watch is water resistant).

After a 2017 equities run in which almost every stock market across the globe went up, this year the average performance across 137 single - country stock ETFs is flat.

The free Skype client is fairly obvious to find and use, although there's one that runs in Windows 10 on the desktop and one that runs as a touch app.

And while the island won't officially open until July (she plans to host a trial - run in June), Roth says her team have received around 3,000 to 4,000 applications and counting.

Those who struggle to generate a genuine smile prior to a meeting should think of a positive mood changer: a kiss from a spouse, a hug from a child, scoring the winning run in a softball, or anything else that induces a warm and fuzzy feeling.

Since there's no need to set up a complicated internal network, the CRM can be up and running in just a few days.

Integrating a unified communcations strategy into your business can save tons of time, but getting it up and running in the first place can be difficult.

Immediate can mean there are not any powerful features (which is why the app runs in a browser and doesn't have any extra software to download).

When we went back to the Apple Store, they said some apps were running in the background, causing the battery to drain faster.

Known as CoinHive, the JavaScript program is designed to reside on web sites and run in the browsers of visitors to crunch the calculations that mine a cryptocurrency called Monero.

Although Apple sold slightly fewer iPhones than expected — and at a lower price — during the quarter, Cook said he's optimistic there's room to run in the smartphone market worldwide.

The latest attempt came on Saturday, when an article ran in The Wall Street Journal to promote a new book, Big Is Beautiful: Debunking the Myth of Small Business, by Robert D. Atkinson and Michael Lind.

Star's futurePRNT printer has an energy star stamp of approval, can reduce paper use by 70 %, and runs in power efficient mode.

This article originally ran in Term Sheet, Fortune's newsletter about deals and dealmakers.

Pay attention to how you spend each minute of your workday and look for areas where you can improve; I recommend installing a time - tracking app that will run in the background, gathering data on your activities each day and reporting it back to you.

After a nine - year bull run in stock markets, many analysts consider British and European companies to be close to peak values, ramping up the risk of over-priced purchases.

Autoimmune disorders run in his family: His mom suffers from Hashimoto's disease, in which the immune system attacks the thyroid gland.

There was a lack of transparency in both the Cisco and Open Text deals, so I am not optimistic that this fund will be run in a way such that taxpayers can determine if they are receiving value for money.

Side note: The Midas touch evidently runs in the extended family.

That way, when you come back and start running full speed, you'll actually be running in the right direction.

In order to keep Telegram up and running in the country, the app's developers moved its backend infrastructure over to a series of cloud platforms, such as those run by Amazon and Google.

Mining services contractor Ausdrill says the award of $ US300 million worth of new contracts to its African mining subsidiary bodes well for a better 2015 after a horror run in recent months.

The relationship between the men suffered as a result, though they still run in the same circles.

But if Morgan Stanley is to be believed, the demise of the second - longest bull run in history may be underway.

Despite Bond's impressive arsenal of skills and weaponry, he doesn't just run in guns blazing and hope for the best.

But in the early years, he still had competitive athletics running in his blood.

In January, Bank of America reported that the gap in growth expectations between top firms and also - rans in the same industry is wider than it has ever been.

I got one of the color changing ones once, and found out that it wasn't entirely safe to drink my coffee out of or run in the dish washer, thus defeating the purpose!

Full - page ads will run in the New York Times, Washington Post, San Francisco Chronicle and San Jose Mercury News on Sunday.

Kaley wasn't a part of our first campaign [in Canada], but she will certainly be a part of future efforts that run in the Canadian market.

That was in 1993, when the three Claymon boys founded Pac - Van Inc., running it in the same cramped quarters occupied by Bill's company, a Roto - Rooter plumbing franchise.

Of all the ads that Miller Lite ran during its hyper - masculine period, the «Man Up» campaign that ran in 2010 most epitomized the tone of the times.

George Herman «Babe» Ruth was a star pitcher in his early career but achieved his fame as «The Sultan of Swat» by hitting 714 home runs and driving in 2,213 runs in 22 seasons between 1914 and 1935.

The rounded rocker design of the sole provides a smooth heel to toe transition, making these a very enjoyable shoe to run in.

These sessions ran in conjunction with others focused on the true reason Sage exists and the driver of their technology improvements - their customers.

Companies have emerged that offer a complete ecommerce software package deal, allowing you to choose a business name, purchase a domain and establish a theme — then see your website up and running in short order.

And consider this: Most of the criticisms launched against the Ice Bucket Challenge are ones that apply to your local 10k Fun Run in support of cancer research, too.

«If you are in the enterprise segment, it just makes sense to be close to other services that run in the enterprise.»

For those who have run in previous versions of the Zante, the firmer ride and slightly less flexible feel may take a little adjustment.

A trilateral MBA focusingon NAFTA issues and run in conjunction with Western Illinois University and UniversidadAutónoma de Querétario in Mexicoplaces students on the three separate campusesacross semesters.

For all its apparent success and cachet, Lunar Designs seems to be running in place, albeit with plenty of style.

After full days of working on design projects as diverse as flatware, stores, and exhibits for the local zoo, Anderson would meet Sand at the job shop Sand ran in a small warehouse in San Francisco.

The Google service, known as «Project Fi», is being run in conjunction with U.S. operators Sprint (S.N) and T - Mobile USA [TUII.UL].

That's why Mixpanel needed to adapt its software to run in that environment.

This way, there is minimal IT involvement (which means lowered costs and saved time), and your communities can get up and running in days or weeks, rather than months — which means addressing customer concerns more quickly and effectively.

Kipchoge's time sliced more than two minutes from the best time, but the closed racetrack just north of Milan where his run took place was a far more controlled setting than the major marathons where such records are usually made, including the one Kimetto ran in Berlin.

We have a 32 - node cluster running in our lab, and we do industry - standard benchmark tests off of that cluster, and we give potential customers the published results of those tests.

Today's sure thing can become tomorrow's also - ran in an instant, so the ability to change gears is possibly the most valuable skill you'll cultivate as an entrepreneur.

By taking this down time to really reflect on the course of your work and life, you can ensure that when you're back up to full speed you're actually running in the right direction.

«PR had a great run in the 1990s, because we were promoting a lot of startups.