Sentences with phrase «toil into»

You may put hours or days of toil into your CV and cover letter, but when they land in a recruiter's inbox, the recruiter is likely to spend mere seconds looking at them before they decide to hit reply or delete.

There has been ample speculation about why the Senate decided to pack it in early on the evening of Monday's special session while the Assembly toiled into the wee hours of Tueday morning and then returned later Tuesday afternoon to pass, among other things, the NYC OTB bailout bill and a hydrofracking moratorium that had been passed by the Senate earlier in the year.

After this blog was published, USA Today had an article touching on this topic of boomers toiling into their 70s.

Not exact matches

It's a trend that's opened the door for more honest discussions about the emotional toil of pouring everything into a company that, statistically, won't make it.

Cook, a tentative speaker who had toiled in the shadow of Jobs for years, has grown into a confident world leader and global ambassador for Apple.

Then we cried to the Lord the God of our fathers, and the Lord heard our voice and saw our affliction, our toil, and our oppression; and the Lord brought us out of Egypt with a mighty hand and an outstretched arm, with great terror, with signs and wonders; and he brought us into this place and gave us this land, a land flowing with milk and honey.

His parables frequently end with a «punch line» that presents a challenge to conventional expectation: the scorned Samaritan is the «good» one who proves neighbor to the victim on the Jericho Road; those who come to work late at the harvest are provided the same reward as those who toiled all day; the wayward prodigal son is the one who is feasted; the prayer of a repentant sinner is more acceptable to God than that of a righteous Pharisee.9 Shorter sayings make the same point: A camel could pass through a needle's eye more easily than a person of great wealth can enter into God's inbreaking realm (Mt 19:24).

The road led Adam and Eve from a fairy tale existence into the world of real life, where they had to toil hard just to exist, watch one of their sons murder his brother, and experience the terrible pain of what it means to be human.

This guarantees the worst get into positions of power, where they toil to advance the needs of the church before the needs of the people.

In view of how it grew by stages, it is not surprising that it contains fascinating folklore and a primitive, though dramatic and spiritually meaningful, explanation of the creation, the coming of sin into the world, and the emergence of toil and pain and strife.

For ten years the Prophet toiled to turn his followers into a society of the Select, the community described in the Qur» an, «You are the best community that hath been raised up for mankind.

But I learned the science behind the product I loved and the toil of each hand that goes into it.

All those years toiling on the mound, peering down the long alley toward the plate at those constant disturbers of his sense of well - being settling into their stances and flicking their bats — and then to look down one day and find Henry Aaron there, the large, peaceful, dark face with the big eyes and the high forehead, and to know that one mistake, one small lapse of concentration, would place the pitcher's name forever in the record books as having thrown the «immortal gopher.»

Our blogger group toiled with the slide and ran into a few snags with the screws (hey we are bloggers not carpenters) but we did do an amazing job with the painting of the benches.

Not just because we've toiled away for years to try to get to this position but because effectively we break into the closed shop of Westminster politics.»

If the supervisor has not given the student some insight into the rewards of academic toil then the only path available will be into business.

Where Bourdain and Melville go to painstaking lengths to describe the addictions, hardships, and unending effort that went into the toils at the center of their tales, Feed the Beast only expresses a basic admiration for the process and love for the end product, which makes [creator Clyde] Phillips's perspective feel more like that of a hungry customer than of a relentless artist in the kitchen.

And upon her father's death, they promptly force her into a life of toil and misery.

They've found a precarious but so far effective way to survive, farming and fishing their way to dinner each night, while Lee toils away in his basement man cave, which is equipped with a whiteboard whose messages too obviously clue us into what he's trying to accomplish: to create a weapon to use against the monsters by identifying an exploitable weakness.

Nick (Adam Horovitz) has settled into a safe existence in a small pocket of Brooklyn, where he currently toils on an archival project for his father - in - law.

The Shape of Water is that, certainly, a monstrous and modest example of Man - Child wish fulfillment but moreso is it something truly greater, the dazzling level of love of craft poured into each shot displaying a filmmaker working at his absolute peak, toiling from a place of pure, unchecked passion without much thought to the fact that his central conceit is wildly off - color and potentially repulsive to some, no matter how rose - colored the glasses you're looking at it through.

The tinting of Jean Dujardin's toothy mug to accommodate black - and - white cinematography is about to rob recognition from the folks who toiled away, one last time, on magically morphing Ralph Fiennes into the pasty bane of Harry Potter's existence.

Nick has settled into a safe existence in a small pocket of Brooklyn, where he currently toils on an archival project for his father - in - law.

When the film opens in 1912, voting seems a vague dream to Maud, who toils at a laundry boiling and scrubbing, a hellish workscape she was born into (she was strapped to her own mother there as an infant).

The two drive his camera van through the French countryside, where they meet the farmers and workers who toil there and turn them into beautiful crazy oversize images of themselves.

But I've sat in classrooms and watched as «smart» kids twiddled their thumbs (or acted out) in boredom and frustration while the instructor toiled to get basic concepts into the heads of those who, for whatever reason, were finding it much harder to learn.

But the New American Schools Development Corporation quietly toils on as its seven design teams work to put their model schools into mass production.

He even gets email alerts when they toil at home into the wee hours.

The study included a caveat: «Given the expense of grade retention and the emotional toil retention exacts on students, a finding of «no significant difference» for retention on achievement calls into question the educational benefits of grade retention policies.»

When powertrain engineers toil long into the night, it's doubtful they're doing it to make a «pretty» engine.

But then I have worked for oil cos, and appreciate the human toil that goes into filling Snookie's tank.

When I began looking into publication later I toiled over if Air Awakens was «Adult» or «Young Adult» and the young adult age bracket fit better.

«Not all toil,» she said, and looked into my eyes.

Klarman, Tweedy Browne, Greenblatt, Tilson, Dreman, Gabelli, Miller, Price, Whitman, Pabrai, Biglari (please insert any names I've forgotten into the comments) and a host of others toiling away in obscurity will carry the torch forward.

To repair the day's toils, snuggle into one of our cozy «half - testers,» a heavily draped canopy bed.

Actors stride into booths to deliver lines and rarely ever meet their fellow cast - members, while composers spend countless hours toiling away to create masterpieces of music, be it the gentle, rolling score that permeates the Mass Effect series or the iconic Halo theme that gets the blood pumping.

After an elevator ride up to the mixer, I ran into Dan Tabar, an indie developer who toiled on a game called Cortex Command for 11 years years and is now developing a game called Planetoid Pioneers.

After months of toil and tease, we're as chuffed as chips to finally release the Yooka - Laylee E3 2016 trailer into the wild!

If there's one thing that Disc Room shares with Vlambeer's games — the studio for which creator Jan Willem Nijman works under when he's not toiling away on other projects — it's the ability to get all the action packed into a single GIF.

It's a great comfort to me to see these guys pump life and attention and revival into the genre, even as we work to release Sissy's Magical Ponycorn Adventure on new platforms, and toil away on Spellirium, our trashpunk graphic adventure / word puzzle game mash - up.

The Caribbean marks the starting point of modern Western incursions into this hemisphere, and is the place where indigenous and African populations toiled under and resisted white force, without significant white support.

After hours of toiling and designing, you're finally ready to release your logo into the world.

Farming is the way into people supporting a neighborhood while nurturing identity through bending and toiling and planting seeds while getting dirty together.

My pleasure is housed in these moments of recognition when discordant parts produce a reconcilable whole, despite the fact that Manet's attentive toiling has forced the work into a state of disassembly.

The process of degrading science into a state controlled pseudo-scientific faith has turned whole institutions into bastions of Lysenkoism where workers, researchers, teachers and bureaucrats toil in a climate of cultural terror and oppression, at least, for anyone who can still think outside the orthodox frame.

The repeated fires modify ecosystem structure, penetrate ever deeper into forest margins, affect large areas of understory vegetation (which is not detected by remote sensing), and take an ever greater cumulative toil on soil quality and its ability to sequester carbon.

One variation of this narrative heard recently at Galldin Robertson is of a woman who stayed at her office to toil away at files until she dropped into sleep on a couch at her office; this weeknight practice had become routine and was the night that her kids simply just did not see their mother.

But as we toil away on our individual projects, there is seldom an opportunity to think about how we fit into the bigger picture.

For all the toil its designers put into crafting it, and for all the hype its marketers tried to build behind it, the One couldn't muster up enough steam to bring the Taiwanese firm back to its former prominence.

But it's still a huge achievement for Google, which has been slowly toiling to turn Chrome OS into a practical option for millions of non-power-users.