Sentences with phrase «using it again»

The best part about this design is that you don't have to go through every page and wipe it down to use it again, but you will have to erase all your pages at once, which may seem scary at first.

Travelled on an ancient Ilyushin aircraft, and whilst happy to reach my destination, this is not an airline I would use again (no choice this time on my schedule to Pyongyang).

She added that «the use of the targeted age - range selection on the Facebook ad was frankly a mistake on our part given our lack of experience using that platform for job postings and not a feature we will use again.»

The idea is if smartphones can't be used again, thieves will be less inclined to steal and try to re-sell them.

Throw it in the dishwasher, and use again when the craving strikes.

This particular Falcon 9 won't be used again — this time, SpaceX did not attempt a touchdown — but the plan for future versions of the rocket is to have the capability for more than 10 launches.

«But if there was another objective — such as paralyzing the ability to launch chemical weapons or deterring Assad from using it again — it's doubtful any of these objectives have been met.»

I thought it might be one of those gimmicky tools I'd use once and toss in the drawer to never be used again but other reviews made me want to try it if only to not have to dig out another pit.

Measure the impact of these additions on your site's «stickiness» metrics to determine which techniques to use again.

It can supplement ongoing cash flow needs and be paid down and used again repeatedly over time.

My advice would be to pick the one or two styles that best fit your skill set and develop templates for those styles you can use again and again.

All or part of the credit line can be accessed at any given time up to the fixed limit, repaid, and used again.

Once your balance is depleted, a reloadable prepaid card allows you put more cash on the card and use it again.

All or part of the credit line can be accessed at any give time, repaid, and used again.

In other words, the line of credit can be used up to the approved spending limit, repaid, and used again.

In addition to the option of a small business loan, an alternative some restaurant owners consider is to establish a line of credit that can be accessed when needed, repaid, and used again.

A business credit card is basically a revolving credit line a business owner can use, repay, and use again — in some ways similar to a business line of credit.

This experiment worked so well, the Company intends to use it again in connection with financing the forthcoming Tacoma project.

If an award under the Plan is forfeited, expires or is settled for cash, any shares subject to such award may, to the extent of such forfeiture, expiration or cash settlement, be used again for new grants under the Plan.

A LOC is fundamentally a credit limit a business can borrow against whenever they need it, repay, and use again — often for a specified term.

You'll use them again when you begin cross-promoting your Page on your website, blog, and other assets to get more Facebook likes.

«When someone downloads the Lyft app, they'll probably use it again.»

I want to use it again for it also shows you what happens when you build buyer personas from facts - based buyer intelligence:

People just end up using them to buy things they think they need now, but probably won't be used again after 6 months.

Instead of claiming the received Bitcoins themselves, the received bitcoins can never be used again.

I'd like to say I'll use you again, but with any luck, I'll never need to because you solved my problems the first time.

The pricing was very fair and I will happily use them again for any future network problems.»

If Apple is forced to break its own security to get into one phone in this specific case, a precedent is set, and then the question is where and when can that precedent be used again and again, which begs the question as to whether we will ever have privacy again in our ever increasing digital world?

Yahoo added that it was notifying affected account holders and has invalidated the forged cookies so they can not be used again.

In other words, that's a lot of clutter in mobile app stores (and we won't even get into the fact that 1 in 4 apps, once downloaded, are never used again.)

Or, at the very least, have several different ones you alternate, including one for sites you sign up for once and never use again.

Those that are getting a great response rate can be used again, and those aren't can be ditched for something more effective.

I'm sure China will happily manufacture millions of artificial palm fronds, that can be used again and again.

After this Matthew has a saying that Mark and Luke have already used and all three use again (Mt 23:11; cf. 20:26 - 27; Mk 9:35: 10:43 - 44: Lk 9:48; 22:26): «He who is greatest among you shall be your servant.»

But Jesus answered scripture with scripture, using again a verse from Deuteronomy (6:16): «You shall not put the Lord your God to the test.»

Sheen frequently referred to the cleanliness of the board when coming to use it again, attributing its cleanliness to an «angel,» who became nationally famous.

This is man's subjective aim, to use again the Whiteheadian phrase.

I am glad to find that I am honoring God as I use it again and again.

It means that each soul, redeemed from self - interest by The revelation of Divine Love, is taken and used again for the spread of that redeeming work.»

What they do, however, is to bring them to a vivid and vital focus — to use again the term we have found so helpful — and thus to make them more poignantly available and more decisively effective for God's children.

Please understand infinity before you try to use it again.

He was already Messiah as he went about Galilee; for he had been proclaimed the Son of God at his Baptism; the demons had recognized him as divine; the disciples had confessed him to be the Messiah, their conviction voiced by their spokesman, Peter; at the Transfiguration the chosen three «beheld his glory,» to use again the more explicit Johannine idiom, ordinarily hidden but now momentarily revealed; finally even the centurion in charge of the crucifixion had confessed him «a Son of God.»

He doesn't believe it, but he will try and use it again us.

I am not unaware of the abuse this term has received, but perhaps the best way to correct the situation is to begin to use it again in a responsible manner.

Passing by the narrow path of the judiciary, to use again the excellent expression of Eric Weil, original affirmation makes itself a critic of the divine predicates.

Or, to use again Hardy's words, there is a «better» as there is a «worst.»

When the story broke, the university's public relations shop went into damage control --- especially after Florida's Gov. Rick Scott denounced such goings - on at a public institution --- and said that no one had been suspended or otherwise punished for refusal to participate in the exercise, but that it would not be used again in any class on the campus.

It is when one feels accepted by God that one can «accept himself as being accepted,» to use again Tillich's phrase.

``... We should immediately strike the phrase «have it all» from the feminist lexicon and never, ever use it again.»

In short, past time is used again; it enriches future moments of experience.