Sentences with phrase «took pieces of it»

«A Pilgrimage to Noah Purifoy's Desert Art Museum (2016 - 2017),» inspired by her journey Noah Purifoy's Outdoor Desert Art Museum in Joshua Tree, CA highlight the way Noah Purifoy took pieces of wreckage and turned them into works of art and meditations on life.

So as they spread, they took pieces of Wakanda with them, allowing Wakanda to be a blend of various African designs, fashions, and traditions.

«They took pieces of what they thought might placate some of the people, but it still hasn't gotten down to the ultimate answer, which is how we're best going to implement this to help the kids,» Mr. Palumbo said.

6And the chief priests took the pieces of silver and said, «It is not lawful to put them into the temple treasury, since it is the price of blood.»

«Our father laid out the opportunities for us when we worked for him, and we all took pieces of it,» he explains.

This is your opportunity — and obligation — to make sure that when customers go on their way, they take a piece of your brand with them.

By the way, I'm not advocating that you take every piece of advice and guidance from your mentors, but if you have selected strong mentors that have significant domain, technical or business expertise, you should at least consider thoughtfully consider what they have to say.

I don't necessarily see them taking pieces of the pie away from Facebook or YouTube, but I do think it makes it a harder story for Twitter to tell about video.»

The company takes a piece of each sale — and a high one; it is in the double - digit range for every purchase.

And the second is just to have clarity in terms of knowing what you're good at, knowing that you're going to enjoy doing it over time, and really just understanding that there's a market for what you want, and being confident in knowing you can take a piece of that market.

They didn't take every piece of business that came along.

I take every piece of paper, every note or book, and put it in drawers to hide them.

«That way, nobody can take pieces of mail and open it up, especially bills or tax statements.»

At CMIT Solutions, our franchisees have taken this piece of advice to heart.

Lending Club, along with other P2P lenders, had pioneered a concept of dividing up consumer loans into small pieces and allowing individual lenders to take pieces of many different loans, thereby enabling diversification for the lenders.

In exchange for them working with your company, they will take a piece of the pie.

All it will take is some forward planning and thinking for you to take a piece of Amazon's market share during these oh - so important selling months — which is why we'll be here to guide you through the process all season long.

As an asset - based lender, I come across this often when I close a deal by taking a piece of equipment as collateral in lieu of a deposit.

they couldn't have gotten filthy rich if they didn't take a piece of the donations to feed the poor, for themselves.

«She has taken a piece of our hearts with her, but it's so wonderful to know that Paul and Jan Crouch are together again, in the arms of Jesus.»

Jesus takes this piece of secular, military wisdom and transposes it onto a different plane.

He then takes a piece of fish, and eats it before their eyes.

As has been demonstrated, take a piece of rock, give it to a university lab and ask them to date it.

By metropolitan standards they, like their Master, were «uneducated»; but we need not take this piece of intellectual snobbery too seriously [John 7:15; Acts 4: 13].

If you didn't get the time for go to a neat place then at - least you can take a piece of cloth with you for prayer.

Take a piece of paper sometime, and put two dots on it, about two inches apart.

The company wants everyone at every level to feel involved and take a piece of ownership in what they do.

Take each piece of dough and roll it into a long skinny piece, about the width of a pencil.

Anyway, I took a piece of the scone to my husband and I got that mmmm... sound and knew I had won him over to scones!

Take a piece of aluminum foil and press it onto the raw crust.

After the timer went off I used a meat thermometer to check the internal temperature of the roast and then took a piece of foil and covered the roast.

Take a piece of parchment paper and cut it into a circle to fit the inside of the pot (this will ensure that the pears stay submerged or covered with steam so they don't turn brown.

Take a piece of thread and then follow the instructions below to cut the dough:

Gently press the middle of the meatball with your thumb to form an indention then take a piece of the softened brie cheese and put it in the center.

Sure, you could take pieces of the bark off while cutting and then serve it on the side.

One of my favorite sweet treats that my mama use to make, and one I still love today is taking a piece of apple pie, topping it with a big slice of cheddar cheese and putting it under the broiler until the cheese melted all over the pie.

Easy enough to soak in a bowl of hot water to «cook» them... If you want regular pasta simply cook it until it is al dente (if you take a piece of pasta out of the water and it is cooked on the outside with a little core of white in the middle when you bite off the end, it is al dente).

Alternatively just take a piece of dough and roll it into the above mentioned proportions.

Take each piece of dough and roll it into a ball.

Take a piece of dough and flatten it on your lightly floured work surface, pressing out any large air bubbles.

Take a piece of foil.

Tell your kid to take a piece of brown paper and spread the royal icing on it.

Using the pictures as a guide, take a piece of dough and flatten into a circle.

Take the piece of steak and make slices down the length of the cut piece, approx. 1/2» wide.

Take a piece of parchment paper and draw a rectangle measuring 12 x 9 inches (30 x 23 cm).

One at a time, take a piece of dough and roll it into a ball.

Like taking a piece of nature and being able to save it.

I even received a text the next morning from my mother, wishing she had taken a piece of the leftovers home for breakfast.

Take a piece of chicken and dip it in the egg mix, then let the excess drip off before dropping it into the bowl with of dry coating.

So when I take some pieces of the cheese out of the jar I take about one tablespoon of the marinade along for my salad dressing.