in with

The yellow chair is an antique one I covered in one of my own designs, great for sitting in with a cup of tea and a magazine.

While walking, she is often on the phone checking in with her booker for updates to her packed schedule.

They are very willing to join in with the young, so on addressing they naturally unwilling to be associated with the word "old. "

In a moment of aberration , he almost agreed to let the younger man move in with him .

WHEN a Bangladeshi man goes to work on a construction site in the Middle East, his wife typically moves in with her husband's family.

If you are not prepared to fit in with your company's expected behaviour, I would argue that it is best for both of you if you ship out.

In most cases, though, there's not going to be nearly as much pressure to fit in with the latest fashions as there was in high school.

She has a run in with a few men who are heckling while she is at the bar trying to enjoy the Jazz Singer.

If somebody yanked you out of that to go work at the post office all day, you'd barricade yourself in with a shotgun.

I just wanted to throw my gratitude in with the others so you would realize how much good you're doing in the world.

Mortimer did not learn that the new address violated the ordinance until he checked in with police and was told it was off-limits.

She checks in with her mother at least once a week.

I said that i fell love in with you who said that it was not strange, Because you are never lack of people who loves you .

They don't care what you look like; they care what they're going to look like, so try and take that mentality in with you.

While other people were turning over the matter, he leapt in with his proposal.

Check in with your gut first, then your shoulders, arms, legs, and any other part of your body that calls your awareness.

And all this they caught and shut up in a shed closed in with boards!

"Is tITe love in with you and Dad? " I question IT in a Very abundance low voice.

The bear moves like a silhouette across the landscape, its black fur blending in with the dark rocks and dusky woods.

From the Chinese point of view, America always seems to define acceptable international conduct as falling in with its own policy.

Today, I moved in with my boyfriend. Up until now, I thought my cat was the only four year old I had to deal with. FML.

'The interaction that comes in with the Web browser is going to be phenomenal, ' she said.

She could have moved in with her daughter, but she wasn't ready for that yet.

I have to move in with you and Oscar for a while.

Their HBS professors weighed in with advice on anything from where the company should be domiciled to which market to target.

To save money, my parents declined to go in with us; they sauntered in the big square as if repeating their morning constitutional.

I really wanted a place of our own, but if it means that much to you, I suppose we could move in with your mother.

Check it out and see if it fits in with your sense of humour.

Harold chimes in with( the opinion of) his immediate boss as if he had no mind of his own.

She was seated at the prosecutor's table with five other young assistant district attorneys who had been sworn in with her that morning.

Gasol has fit right in with the Lakers to the point that it's easy to misunderstand his impact.

Group E is now wide open with all four teams in with a chance of qualifying for the knock-out phase going into the final group matches.

Then Irish banks, saddled by poor property loans, began to sink, and the state stepped in with bailouts that total up to 50 billion.

She would move back in with her mother and transfer to a school in a nearby district.

With your personality, the only thing (you can reel him in with)is a fishing pole.

Mill is always ready to chime in with his opinion.

Probably looked after by a just a few monks, it fits in with its surroundings perfectly.

Today, my husband told me that he's letting his mother move in with us. He told her it was alright without even consulting me first.

Like the Rhett Butler, this cocktail was developed by the Southern Comfort company as a promotional tie-in with the film Gone with the Wind.

A woman police constable came in with a cup of tea and a very thick cheese sandwich.

When Mr. Cabo runs out of money, she said, she is ready to step in with her modest savings and perhaps sell her car.

My wife and I had gotten in an argument and my 19-year-old daughter announced that she was leaving the house to move in with her boyfriend.

Once she had left, the door of the cafe opened and a man walked in with a broken cell phone in his hand.

It's okay to come in with your questions written down, and to have pencil and paper ready to take notes on the answers.

The company is often lumped in with other "rare earth" miners, which supply hard-to-find metals and elements used in electronics.

links and the ability to log in with your Yahoo account seem to be the obvious next steps.

I hope that this will be the first of many occasions I'll get to check in with you as we set to work bringing BREAKING DAWN to the screen.

The virgins who were ready went in with him to the wedding banquet. And the door was shut.

To see if that You Tube comparison was justified, let's check back in with Imeem one year later and assess how they're doing now.

Bella Swan has always been a little bit different, never caring about fitting in with the trendy girls at her Phoenix high school.

"Well, " he said, "I've got a dandy tip on Burlington. I'm going to play it if I can get somebody to go in with me. "

At this point, a security man came in with an electronic device in his hand. They asked a salesgirl to examine me.

At first glance, it seems like the sort of story that falls in with the rest of the modern genre.

I waved him in with a smile and he walked over to my bed and, without a word, placed a bundle beside me.

The next step is to package the newly created plug-in with a feature and an update site to deploy it to the client.

The animals that had not run before moving in with the mean mice showed much less neuronal activity in these portions of the brain.

Bridge checks in with his consultant and his broken leg seems to be responding well.

He visited her daily after his father's death and within a year had moved in with her.

Pluto, Eris and the many other Kuiper Belt objects are far too different to be lumped in with the eight official planets, he said.

I know a place I could take money in with both hands. I've got it worked out--if you were thinking of putting up the money.

I think we're trying to get a sense of how well this person will fit in with our organisation.

Filming for the day would sort of be an audition to see how I would fit in with the show.

I never knew till then how much I wanted my money to go in with Father's.

Check in with her -- her sensitivity may only be limited to her nipples or other parts of her breasts.

He had the skill to walk along a busy street looking to all eyes like everyone else, but there was no crowd to blend in with here.

As you are being hugged the warmth and love seem to overwhelm you and you simply blend in with The Creator for a few minutes.

I was supposed to be at work the next day, so Teri was checking in with my managers and my agents every other day.

"The army has to throw its lot in [with one of the groups] and I don't think it has made its mind up yet, " he said.

Now, a kind of snakeskin print might be just the thing for a fashionable octopus trying to blend in with the smart set.

Dublin's bookies seem to agree: the odds suggest he might be in with a chance.

So, the air hole which your factory fill in with powder of iron and bond to be appear at the surface of good.

The old lady walks in with the evening crowd, clutching an old bag that she sets down in the middle of the square.

wi-fi - if you've got wi-fi at home, give it a good password. Otherwise it allows intruders in with few barriers to overcome.

But she soon leapt in with a bit of encouragement by Mrs Ashworth, from Lostwithiel, Cornwall.

You would be surprised to hear how often I watched you, how often I was on the point of falling in with you.

They will feel they are in with a great chance now and with the games coming up over the next few weeks, it is going to be interesting.

"It's just as well, " said Hurstwood. "You never know who you're going to get in with. Some of these people are pretty bad company. "

Simply ask her to guide you in with her hand. That way you'll save a lot of embarrassment, not to mention time.

He felt satisfied; he could tell by the way she looked that if he pushed her hard enough she would come in with him.

I've had nothing to do with him since he got in with that rather disreputable clique.

However, theory of benevolence is able to exist forever since it fits in with the general mental characteristics of human nature.

In her 50s, she, too, was laid off, from her supervisory job of 15 years, and she moved in with her elderly mother.

"If someone were to come in and buy Yahoo, they better come in with a better idea in terms of how they're going to grow it, " he said.

There really aren't that many, and with experience and discipline you will be able to take them all in with a few quick glances.

X is a really good idea and maybe even fits in with what you're doing, but it would take you SO FAR off the path you're on.

While we were fidgeting to get comfy, my dad burst in with a chair leg screaming at my boyfriend to get out.

We knew it would be crucial to make up places at the start to be in with a chance of fighting for the podium.

They are merely acting just like the rest of us, the way that is often good for us, by fitting in with others and following their lead.

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We get straight in with the ball with a lot of competitions and small games. By the time the season starts you hit the ground running.

We aimed at an architecture that gently floats up to the surface, while blending in with the environment.

He jumped in with his equipment and yelled, "Let's go! Let's go! " The pilot swung the plane into the wind and soon they were in the air.

In wartime people who before were always ready to accuse the butcher of giving short weight went to great lengths to keep in with him.

Keep your rhythm steady and check in with her about how much pressure to use and if she likes direct stimulation of her clitoris.

Not to mention everything he writes seems to be phone book sized, which would fit right in with the fantasy genre.

Plus, if we make a trade for a Chucky Atkins type player, it will take a little while to mesh him in with the team.

But how frightened she felt to see instead of her dear little fawn a noble gentleman walk in with a gold crown on his head.

It was not a wise thing to do, but I kept on worrying till an old man came in with an order for some clothes.

It was expected to check in with air traffic controllers at a. m. GMT but did not do so, the Brazilian air force said in a statement.

How much of the game's lore (old & new) will be mixed in with the story events and quests that take place?

They quarreled in the hall way, only mother came back in with her eyes all red and swelling.

He said that you tried to take him in with your story yesterday.

Imagine how much more Twitter might be able to pull in with a bigger audience, more diverse products and promotions and big brand partners.

It is fantastic to see you still have players in the modern world who come in with the hunger, the desire and are ready to fight.

Now, essentially we're in the same position we were in with the knife trick. (Laughter) Sort of.

If it fits in with his broader agenda - stability - then there is a possibility that he might be convinced to give up his nuclear weapons.

He must have read my mind, because he firmly seized the doorknob and pushed his way in with me.

Did you think about the exact nature of your role, and how your work will fit in with the larger picture of the organization?

When she was 15, she had an arranged marriage with Mr. Arif but didn't move in with him for another two years because she was so young.

Much of the time when we set out to do something, we go in with a mindset of trying. We attempt to do it.

While I was busy clearing up the books, Father came in with a glass of milk in his hand, "Drink it up, boy . " Father said to me gently.

For me to be in with a chance of winning my first medal with this club means a lot.

It's easy to see where a friend is going wrong on Monday, but that doesn't mean you should weigh in with your inexpert advice.

When that went long, he hauled in his own board on the other side of the basket, landed on his feet and put it back in with his left hand.

they're going to walk in with a little bit of bounce and energy and a smile and try to communicate a little bit of personality.

The school to which Margarite had transferred when she moved back in with her mother was about 15 miles away.

He has locked himself in with his dream of a better world and a jerry can from the Statoil station around the corner.

About an hour later I was getting ready to take a shower when kissinger burst in with the news that chairman mao wanted to meet me.

Anxiety lies in this fundamental relationship that the subject is in with what I have called up to now the desire of the Other.

They do not find it easy to fit in with the old ways, and in fact they are with you to help change them.

When he wasn't busy sending people to the Gulag, Joseph Stalin relaxed by settling himself in with a cool drink and a roaring fire. . .

I'm interested to hear what you think as well, so please weigh in with your own thoughts. Where do you see social media going in 2011?

Instead, I put a camp-bed up in his old room, so he's in with his girlfriend but I don't feel like I'm running a love hotel.

The last time I checked, there was a Design Change Request (DCR) in with the HA development team to overcome this issue.

He let DuanTianLu will be sent to the old leader, he let the county against him in with lieutenant colonel resolution let him old people.

Tunisia is in with a good chance of having a decent democracy and a perky economy by the end of next year.

She usually came in with a book in her hand, but this time she took a bag of fruit.

The form of life experience should be a writer run-in with the narrative of a "significant form" rather than the form itself.

I mucked in with John till I found a flat of my own.

" Out with language , in with life" or "speak out, get into life" are the rough translations of the slogan .

'It's a commodity business, ' he said, 'so the only way they could grow that big is by coming in with predatory pricing.

The door opened, and Marius saw the tall Jondrette come in with a candle in her hand.

Let me stand in with you if it is expensive.

The decision to leave was very sudden. I moved out of my childhood home and in with my dad.

Coming in with a skinful , as I usually did, it was like dropping suddenly to a low altitude.

Though aimed at small fry, plenty of sophisticated investors would be in with a chance.

After you call AddNew, the edit buffer represents a new, empty record, ready to be filled in with values.

When her health failed nearly twenty years later, she moved back in with him, no regrets.

Don't you think it would be better for you if you moved in with us?

She is a international student. She moved in with me with 2 months of knowing each other because she had no where to stay.

You may feel that you are unwelcome in this world, that you do not fit in with your kind of energy.

Members said the MegaTower project was too large to blend in with surrounding developments, and was not visually attractive.

Come in with your hair done the way you usually wear it curly, not thrown up into a bun, so they can assess the state of your hair.

It annoys me that she just assumes we'll all fit in with her plans.

My aunt asked me to join in with her on her holidays abroad.

The next morning, Mrs. Cheng came in with a tape measure to see what size coffin to buy, and found her maid sitting up.

You know you're dancing when tears of pain and happiness blend in with your sweat.

Try logging in with one of the failsafe sessions to see if you can fix this problem.

And I just felt I wasn't quite fitting in with some of the social groups at my school.

It is far better to have several players in with you and reduce the gamble.

Good upper body movements seems to tie in with confident body language. Movements that look confident tend to look cool.

I fall in with you on this point .

If the Chinalco deal falls apart or evolves, it is prepared to step in with its own offer to buy some of Rio's top-tier assets.

The Federal Reserve joined in with its biggest ever cut proportionate to its main target interest rate, and shares enjoyed an upward surge.

Jack checks in with Teri on his way to help Walsh.

John was the next one to reach the tomb (v. 5). He looked in, with the same kind of casual glance Mary had given.

Take some water and lollies in with you if it is allowed. They can provide a way to regain your concentration with a quick break.

Of course I then felt the need to check in with Adama to see what he would comment on this.

Giving it up would be like saying goodbye to an old friend just because he or she doesn't fit in with my new, fashionable friends.

One day while working at the cash register in the gift shop, I saw an elderly couple come in with a little girl in a wheelchair.

This, Winston was aware, was not meant altogether seriously, but somehow it fitted in with the general ideology of the Party.

Last fall he jumped back in with Simple Funerals, which he runs from a 1, 500-square-foot storefront in a strip mall next to a dry cleaner.

Attention: in with this menu reduce weight does not need the rest of the food, this soup can eat satisfied so far.

To 21 percent of employers, the trait they most want to see in a candidate is the ability to fit in with co-workers and the company.

After graduating from college with thousands of dollars in student loans, Scott Gerber moved back in with his parents in New York.

Log in with a user account that has the same privileges as the account that was used to install the packages to be uninstalled.

We fell in with a picturesque fleet of similar craft, heading upriver with their patched, bamboo-ribbed sails full blown in the wind.

It didn't always look like a 1960s British Police Box and used to be able to change appearance to blend in with wherever the Doctor landed.

However, nothing beats actual family, as Kel took a moment to check in with her mom who was visiting from Florida for the week.

Brian: If I can learn to be more tidy, can I move in with you then?

The black dress chimes in with the colour of her eyes .

Her album seemed to tie in with the times, bombastically plastic and yet knowingly superficial.

She'd always tried to get in with girls like Kath, who were so much cleverer with the boys and gave an impression of knowing what was what.

He came in with a face as long as a fiddle and said it was raining again.

We'll check in with Brett and Rachel in a few months to see how their studio is doing.

The best way to avoid remorse of any kind is to go in with your eyes open.

Please try to log out, and log back in with another connection to see if this fixes the problem.

That may not be enough for them to win the next election outright, but it puts them in with a chance.

in practice , the designer of a work item type will identify a field that must be filled in with a range of values.

Whether the last three items should be lumped in with the other address elements is a matter for further discussion.

After more than a year he moved back in with his parents.

Mr. Preston's marriage broke up and he moved back in with his parents, an increasingly common pattern for jobless young men.

At 25, he's at a good age to come to a big club like United and he would fit in with the structure of our football club in terms of age.

Cagliari are still in with a chance of qualifying for European football next season as they face a relaxed Sampdoria side at Marassi.

He was about to give vent to his fury, when the butler, Kao Sheng, came in with a message that made his heart miss a beat.

Before I jump in with a string of acronyms and funny words that not all readers might be familiar with, I'll start with some quick basics.

One man leapt to his feet and weighted in with a forceful appeal for all-out strike.

Just last month the Bank for International Settlements-the central bank of the world's central banks-weighed in with precisely this advice.

If I hadn't dragged you in with me You would have let me dive without you Without you?

List and discuss your objectives at the beginning of the presentation. Let the audience know how your presentation fits in with their goals.

Animals use camouflage to blend in with their environments in an attempt to be unrecognizable by predators.

Casey's are keyed in with GPS coordinates, discreetly read from his GPS-equipped mobile phone when he visits each factory.

If someone is on a weight machine, gym etiquette allows you to ask to 'work in' with someone trading off sets, and vice versa .

The virgins who were ready went in with him to the wedding banquet.

She has decided to leave me and resign her position in order to move in with him.

Oh, he'll get what he wants. He has an in with one of the officers of the company.

I was telling them about my travels when he broke in with a story of his own.

An old man was brought in, with his hands tied behind his back.

However, if this rhythm with this quality resists, then in with respect to what was predicted a month ago, it's very positive.

Charlie came in with a pizza box in his hands.

He's a bit green, please fill him in with details.

salesperson, salesman, saleswoman, sales E. g. After a deal closes, you as a salesperson have to move in with that customer, not move on.

My wife of 15 years and I are at an impasse. A year ago, her 30-year-old daughter, "Carol, " moved in with us and brought her dogs along.

If you normally drive to work, how about listening to an audio book on your journey? Pick something that ties in with your goal.

Now that you are suggesting moving in with your partner she maybe panicking at the reality of your situation.

However, as a fee has not been agreed between Boro and Spurs, Sunderland have stepped in with an improved offer.

But someone who was in with a chance, Mike Huckabee, has also decided not to run.

There's no lock-in with a Google search engine. If you want to have six different search engines all on your desktop, you can do that.

The final step is to check in with the solution's progress and determine if it is still the right one.

Nothing you experienced will ever be in vain, for this I stand in with my presence as a creator son and sovereign of this universe.

He's always had a fantastic attitude, works hard in training and comes in with a smile on his face because he wants to do well.

he falls back in with the thinnest part of his body going through the water.

Outside the store , meanwhile , touts try to entice customers in with laminated pamphlets offering up to 25 per cent off the listed price .

So what to make of this? We checked in with a couple of patent experts to make more sense of the ruling.

how cheerfully he seems to grin , how neatly spread his claws , and welcome little fishes in with gently smiling jaws.

"Companies come in with their head on a platter. Regulators have it down to a fine art. "

Bring him in with you.

These new workers need to come in with an idea about what they want to get out of working here.

You cannot be all God wants you to be and fit in with everybody else.

KAREN: Thank you. So you think I will be able to get in with this?

Colonel Terry walked in with two cups of tea on a tray. "Nobody around here sleeps, " he said cheerfully.

A rare map error that would prevent the player from being able to log in with that character has been resolved.

as soon as they come in with a clean, soft cloth or a baby's toothbrush. Clean the teeth at least once a day.

You may feel pressure to join in with drunken parties or to have sex.

Then the Jazz stepped in with a six-year, $70 million offer, and that was that.

He came in with a teacup in one hand and a piece of bread-and-butter in the other.

She is such a pleasant girl that she can chime in with everyone else in her class.

Kurz said that without the new GI Bill he probably would have been homeless or moving back in with his parents in Mesa, Ariz. , much sooner.

Their future would not be the streets, or falling in with drug dealers who claimed turf up the block.

One morning, I came in with his pills, and he said, "You're doing too much. I can't take it. "

You feel a strong pulling to fit in with your peers and find yourself sluffing school and generally not caring.

Your account of what happened does not tie in with what three other witnesses have said.

In Switzerland, the bank divvied up the top 1, 000 clients and assigned senior executives to check in with them routinely.

I'll offer multiple ways for you to chime in with your thoughts at the end.

Tony, the office boy, comes in with some papers and places them in a wire basket labeled "In" which stands on Arlene's desk.

"All I had to do was bring the cheque to the hospital to have it filled in with the total cost when I was discharged, " he explains.

The audience joined in with her dancers to serenade the Queen of Pop with a resounding chorus of Happy Birthday.

In my teens I tried to fit in with my straight friends and convince myself that I fancied boys. I even had a couple of short relationships.

At the place we stopped for lunch, we fell in with two or three university students.

One of the smartest career choices you can make after graduation is to move back in with your parents.

A gay couple who were jailed in Malawi have split after one of them moved in with a woman, according to reports.

I was listening to The Cooper Lawrence Show podcast from Thursday night and one of the listeners called in with a credit card problem.

When he first came to this school, he found himself unable to fit in with his classmates.

When I took a shot that redesigned the glass table, my mother came in with a stick and said, 'So help me, I'll bust you in half.

I have arranged for you to meet Mr Smith on Thursday morning. Does it fit in with your schedule?

Celebrate the end of the old world, be glad for the proof of your efforts and bring the new world in with love, gratitude and joy.

Eg. At the moment the warden came in with a whip, so the prisoner thought he was going to strike him.

While you're on the date, she wants to see your dominant playful side! Go in with a smile and have fun.

For a while she had hoped that his "in" with President Roosevelt might lead to big things, but that was not happening.

You're forced to try something new, pick up some odd jobs or even move in with family or friends for a bit.