Sentences with phrase «working out where»

Begin by working out where your soil pipe will be.

Continued access to extracurricular activities and expensive hobbies that the child participates in may also be a factor in working out where the child spends part or all of his time.

Only at the beginning its more about entwining our lives, not only in living together but working out where we stand in relation to each other on the things we value.

There is also a balance to be found between assessing risk and carrying on with business, working out where there is zero risk and what to do when issues present as more of a grey area.

Large litigations for clients can be a very rare occurrence, so working out where to focus your marketing efforts is not easy, and building your business case can be tricky.

That being said, if you follow the trace back through the rabbit hole far enough, you can start to improve your chance of working out where the attack has come from.

Aaannnddd: I'm still the only contributor to this thread who has read Lewis (to the extent of working out where he is getting his numbers from, rather than simply reading the headline and thinking «hmm, I like that conclusion, I'll take it».

Ecologists are still working out where all the extra absorbed carbon is going.

When he returned to New York in the 1950s, much of the work Kelly made, at first, as he found his way more fully into his own language, was in the form not of paintings but of drawings — works on paper in ink, pencil and gouache, which he created as a way of working out where he wanted to go on a larger scale.

There are objects to be picked up and used, but these are extremely rare, and there is no real challenge in working out where and how they have to be used.

I decided to try re-doing some stuff in my town... I know I needed to put down like 30 more trees along with working out where bushes should go... Unfortunately, it's not something I'm very good at Regardless, everyone was busy today so I decided to just do my best by myself....

The key to any puzzle is working out where you need to be, and when you need to be there in order to progress, which is why a clock is present on the screen that always rewinds or fast fowards when you do, making it easy to time your movements correctly.

Get help with any issues you are having with super, including problems proving your identity, working out where your super is, or who you should contact.

Once you have done initially you will soon learn the art of it and will be well versed and proficient in working out where else you want to promote your work and how.

The intelligent information service uses search and location history like working out where you work and live to give you commuting details whether travelling by car or public transport.

Walter is roaring down at him, working out where to kick him next.

Not all Yetis have rear parking sensors, and working out where the car's extremities are is tricky, so scrapes aren't unusual.

This resource supports pupils working out where sentences begin and end, a skill that often needs regular practice, even in Upper KS2.

Use these as whole class activities, early finisher activities or perhaps to target particular groups, to extend and improve sentences, to spark imaginative writing ideas and to support pupils working out where sentences should begin and end.

Not for even a second of its remarkably short running time does this strange concoction come even close to being scary, and you'll have a tough time working out where the bad acting stops and the tongue - in - cheek stuff begins.

Working out where your opponent will hit the ball, his stance and where to return is a challenge, but the real challenge lies against your mates.

Working out where the best place to hit a monster is might be the easiest part, but working out why you keep dying so quickly is another thing entirely.

The trick to working out where musical preferences come from was to find and test people who hadn't had much contact with Western music.

The workbook walks you through all the usual stages of career planning, from working out where you want to go and just which skills you will need to develop, to building a network and creating your «knock»em dead» CV.

«They work with the UN as a food distribution partner and we are working out where Matternet fits in the infrastructure chain.»

After he moved to Toronto, St. Michael's Hospital asked him to work out where in the city the most cardiac arrests take place, to find the most efficient places to locate public defibrillators.

In other words, before he began the journey, he worked out where he wanted it to end.

I reckon by the time I was 15 I'd heard that two - anda - half thousand times, and began to have difficulties trying to work out where I was on that spectrum because I'd never had a big «conversion moment».

«Part of it is recognising that the online is a part of everyday lives, and not seen as some weird thing out there, but make it a part of our everyday conversation... and sit down as a Church and work out where that fits within our overall communication strategy.»

He works out where you are although he works from home a lot.

It just works out where the Team on the short end of the stick usually takes more from the Game than the Team with their hands raised..

It does not take a football genius to work out where the main danger lies for Arsenal when we travel to Anfield to take on Liverpool.

Up to now, I've been working twenty hours a week and going to school full time, which has tended to work out where I am with my child traditional dad hours: I'm home in time for a little play before dinner and bedtime, and we are immersed in each other for the weekend.

They can work out where a sound is coming from just 10 minutes after being born.

I couldn't work out where to store the moses basket after use.

At around a year of age the child has just about worked out where he ends and where his mother begins — and that she can leave him.

I'd try and work out where all the secret corridors go, how far across Whitehall you could get without actually going outside and being seen, because you've got escape routes everywhere.

In contrast, it just isn't possible or worth the effort to try to contact 60,000 people, and it is hard to work out where the supporters of your party live (unlike in America where the information is publicly available).

Whatever the history, the task for the Tories is to work out where they are now and what they can do about it.

The three governors said in the coming days they'll work out where they'll file the lawsuit but they expect it would be in one of their states because they're affected the most.

One of the things I prided myself on, when organising foreign trips for journalists, was that I would always work out where they could watch the football.

So with the workers they work out where the power is in society - from our perspective this is empowering people but from the perspective of the rich and powerful this is highly dangerous — we can't have a World of critical thinkers!

It (UKIP) hasn't worked out where its wants to be on the political spectrum so schism is a natural result of that.»

After the launch is tracked, the military can work out where the missile is heading.

It means sudden regulatory chaos at home as we struggle to work out where to get authorisations for new products - from the EU regulator, as per the Great Repeal Bill, or from the courts, or from domestic bodies.

We need to be grounded, we need to work out where we are as a party, we need our USP.

«Some parts of Boulby mine are similar to environments we see on Mars, and so we'd like to use Boulby to work out where the best places are to look for signs of ancient life on Mars,» says Charles Cockell, an astrobiologist from Edinburgh University, who heads up the Mars Analogues for Space Exploration project.

Algorithms work out where the line is and its length and speed, and send the information to nearby users so they can decide if it's worth delaying their purchase.

It can also work out where the pest is likely to be breeding.

Once a server running Sen's software has worked out where the attack is coming from, it can block traffic from the culpable IP addresses until the threat subsides.