Sentences with phrase «wind in one's sails»

The result is a refreshing, low sugar, delicious cold brew coffee that will put wind in your sail.

«Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do, so throw off the bowlines, sail away from safe harbor, catch the trade winds in your sails.

«Electric transport with wind in its sails.»

Chelsea to win: The Blues have a bit of wind in their sails at the moment and therefore can be trusted on home soil against Arsenal.

«You can get wind in the sails for an early - stage idea much faster, and at lower cost, than ever before,» says Justin Hendrix, executive director of NYC Media Lab.

«And so, when we have validation like this, it just puts fresh wind in our sails to keep up the good work.»

«Now, with a little more wind in our sails, we're doubling down on a plan with proven results,» he said in his speech.

With the new wind in its sails, Didi might also have all it needs to enter a public offering.

Valor heads into a busy 2018 drilling and study schedule with plenty of wind in its sails after boosting the total resource tonnage by 80 % at the Berenguela copper, silver and zinc project, and expanding estimated copper and silver resources to more than 770 million pounds and 127 million ounces, respectively, both up 37 % on previous estimates.

When a guy like Kopyto feels wind in his sails, others will feel shortness of breath.

The Citizens should have some big wind in their sails so look for them to take the win to nil.

The announcement this week by Charlie Baker that he will seek the Corner Office gives Bay State Republicans wind in their sails.

But 30 minutes into my interview with Ed Harris, he pays me a compliment that could keep wind in my sails for the duration of the fest: «Thank you for -LSB-...]

A handful of limited - release Best Picture nominees are going into tonight's awards with some box - office wind in their sails, placing most of tonight's contenders on par with most recent recipients of the top prize.

Sailing ships use wind in their sails to move downwind or upwind.

Think of this as wind in the sails of process change.

The film will get a fresh blast of wind in its sails at next month's Toronto Film Festival; Strand Releasing already has the US distribution rights, but has yet to announce a release date.

This new poll will put wind in their sails - some public meat on the bones of media narratives.

These green banks are charting a different course and I'm happy to provide a little more wind in their sails.

I woke up this morning with absolutely no wind in my sails to do anything.

Best Buy expects full - year revenue of between $ 41 billion and $ 42 billion this year, ahead of the $ 40.86 billion expected by Wall Street, showing Joly's confidence that Best Buy will continue to have wind in its sails.

«He has a little bit of wind in his sails,» David Carter, a sports business professor at the University of Southern California, told the New York Times.

«It's a trade, it's not a long term investment but it's a trade that actually has the wind in its sails right now, because of the massive improvements in the consumer.

An industry leader that loses the wind in its sails can only coast for so long before it loses its grip on the market.

But I know that what a coach does before a game is to put some wind in the sails of the players.

Previously De Bortoli's stockmarket plays had been a wind in its sails, with profits from its stock trading eclipsing wine earnings in 2011, but a series of poor investment decisions, including a huge exposure to collapsed North Queensland mining giant Kagara, has shunted the Griffith - based wine group deep into the red.

He always knew the best way to catch a fish, how to find the wind in a sail, how to mend a broken heart, and still today he imparts the best life advice — all, free of charge.

However, in Saint - Etienne, they face a side with the wind in their sails.

Most importantly, the results continue to show that «contrarian sports investing» can help put the «wind in your sails.»

Sean Dyche's men certainly have some wind in their sails at Turf Moor and it's hard to oppose them in this FA Cup battle.

The hosts had started with the wind in their sails and there were a number of near misses before Slimani struck with the only goal of the game.

It sure would have been nice to see Juventus go into Wednesday night's game against Spurs with plenty of wind in their sails that have us feeling good about things.

They really need some wind in their sails to maintain their play off position.

Cameron has the wind in his sails and he delivered a confident performance.

At the end of September, Malliotakis received $ 1.5 million in public matching funds, which put some wind in her sails during a tough year for the GOP in New York City politics.

This Year Republicans started 2015 with the wind in their sails.

«I think he's trying to use this to put some wind in the sails of the rest of his team as they enter the short - strokes phase in these last three months, and focus on taking all of this domestic activity and embedding it in a broader international agreement in which other major polluters are already taking robust action,» Ogden said.

Catch the trade winds in your sail.

What had started off as an innocuous foray into the world of online dating was quickly developing into a deeper personal journey that was destined to put the wind in the sails of my little boat of love.

Catch the trade winds in your sails.

Had her performance failed, the entire enterprise would have crumbled, but instead she proved to be the wind in the sails and helped guide the film to its highest possible level.

With the wind in his sails and the sun on his face, Pirate Captain feels confident to rob ships of their gold.

What better than a vanquished foe to put some wind in the sails?

Catch the trade winds in your sails.

While some books have a strong clear push from the powers that be, occasionally a book catches the wind in its sails and makes its ascent for reasons unknown.

Paying off the smallest loans first gives you some great «wind in the sails», and encourages you to keep going.