Sentences with phrase «toughest work trip»

This hotel ensures even the toughest work trip is most enjoyable.

«Being able to get through a 48 - hour train ride in a cramped third - class carriage when you have chronic «Delhi belly» makes even the toughest work trips seem pleasant by comparison!»

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But anyone who has actually gone on a long trip can tell you, if you're not flying first class, you're going to have a tough time getting any work done.

Unfortunately, my job just gets put off if I'm not here to work so it's going to be a tough few weeks making up for lost days from the trip.

Although the Scot has not yet publicly commented on this turn of events, Old Trafford legend Paddy Crerand has probably said what Fergie is thinking, blasting the Premier League and the bods that work there for having the audacity not to allow the Red Devils to have home matches against West Brom, Stoke and Hull after a tough trip having to beat some Danish minnows.

5 Tips For Taking Kids on Business Trips Traveling for work can be tough on your family, but it's not as hard as you think to take them

Without a strong understanding of how the calendar works, it can be tough for a preschooler to understand concepts like exactly how long daddy will be away on a business trip or when his class is visiting the zoo.

Working on a weekly grocery budget can be tough because sometimes you get those mid-week cravings and there's still a good 3 - 4 days before your next shopping trip.

He points out that a working honey bee leads a tough life in today's landscape of imported parasites and long - distance road trips to agricultural fields that may have low nutritional value but considerable pesticide residues.

But when Trip's parents (Kathy Bates and Terry Bradshaw) bring her in to work her magic she finds herself facing her toughest case ever, and getting close to client the way she swore she would never do.

I have recently brought the Olympus Tough camera for our Iceland trip so that our camera doesn't freeze or stop working.

This is because as airlines work to cut costs, it is getting tougher to find available free seats, and the miles required for many trips are also increasing.

Her body is working hard to grow the baby and carrying extra weight is tough, so taking breaks whenever she feels tired is a great way to ensure she's comfortable and less stressed on the trip.

The covered reasons for trip cancellation have expanded to include coverage for revoked leave, having to work, and job loss — all of which are likely events in the tough economy Americans have experienced for the last decade.

In the current tough jobs market, however, more young people are using their trips to boost their CV — perhaps by undertaking voluntary work, an internship or completing training courses — to make them more employable.