We'll get a better read by the end of next week.
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Likely, to get a better read of the client's split ends.
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" But the voter shot back, "Well, he better read the Bible.
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Chrissy Teigen has a better (read: tastier) idea: roasted pumpkin seeds.
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"I didn't say that — you better read it again," he said.
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But it is better read as a sharply pointed story of migration.
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By then the club should have a better read on their playoff chances, too.
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Well, you better read up on the Incan citadel's strict new ticket policy first.
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Cramer expects the company to give investors a better read on the slumping auto industry.
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Muslims should also consider that the prophecies about end times might be better read metaphorically.
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It taught them how to communicate better, read each other and support each other better.
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For now, investors seem to have a better read on those policies than even Trump does.
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"The money looks attractive and easy upfront, but you better read the fine print," he said.
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My journey towards becoming better (read: more socially adept) seems to have stopped to a halt.
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Look instead at free throw percentage to get a better read on a player's shooting prowess.
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I began downloading apps that promised to make me better: more organized, better read, more cultured.
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Yet the technique, while making the book a better read, invites another set of questions about accuracy.
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Call Me By Your Name, Mashable's Proma Khosla argues, is actually better read after seeing the movie.
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An expanded version of those personal stories might make for a better read, especially for the Bowie superfan.
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It gave me a better read on my team, which is particularly important given how quickly we've grown.
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But at street level the architecture might be better read like the rings of the city's great trees.
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"I didn't say that — you better read it again," he told a gaggle of reporters outside the White House.
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One analyst said he will be watching China's employment numbers more closely for a better read of the economy.
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Governments, whose present Paris pledges put the planet on course for 3°C of warming, had better read it carefully.
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Pix is able to straighten out the Post-its so you can better read the text scribbled on the note.
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Just make sure they have a magnifying glass so they can better read the words on the teeny, tiny emoji.
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In the event that a GIF has grainy text, Gfycat has Project Felix to better read and understand illegible captions.
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Following these simple guidelines might even make your screenplay a better read than the competition, and help get it made.
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"This is like in the infancy, and we're still trying to get a better read from our government," Halem said.
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You were just smarter and better read and better informed than your dumb ass adversaries, leftist and… Austin: Deeply elitist.
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To get a better read on this, keep an eye on what's happening in China in reaction to the Huawei arrest.
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I'm better read in French classics than English ones: I've never read "Beowulf" or "The Canterbury Tales" or anything by Trollope.
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"He better read the Bible," the woman who asked for her preference card back says in a video that went viral.
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When the stock market is this volatile, Cramer likes to use technical analysis to get a better read on the investment landscape.
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When your hands are short and quick, you can wait a little longer and get a bit better read on the pitch.
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Union Pacific: Cramer finds that few other stocks give him a better read on the economy than freight railroad operator Union Pacific.
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Now the people behind BraiQ, a new project from Columbia University, want to change this by teaching cars to better read human emotions.
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Using dashboards and other visualization tools doctors can get a better read on what's going on with their patients' heart health, Butka claims.
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SD: Yeah, and to me that's where traffic is helpful, and it gets our stuff better read and ultimately leads to better journalism.
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When the stock market is this volatile, CNBC's Jim Cramer likes to use technical analysis to get a better read on the investment landscape.
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Goldman says a better read is that foreign governments would probably try to avoid letting the value of the dollar actually rise that much.
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But now, artificial intelligences are being developed to better read and process human emotions, which is already changing the way we interact with robots.
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The smaller the earbud, the harder it is to fit more processing power, better (read: bigger) Bluetooth radios, longer-lasting batteries — the list goes on.
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There's no guarantee that WittyThumbs users will have a better read on your match than you do — that person could just be incredibly bad at communicating.
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Jobs data out Friday will help investors and economists get a better read on recent weakness in the government's monthly status report on the job market.
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Wall Street is preparing for a big week of earnings that will offer a better read of the apparent economic slowdown, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday.
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My friends that summer were all older, worldlier and better read than I. Happily, I slipped into the role they offered — protégé and favored little sister.
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Not only would shareholders get a better read on boards' actual views on the intrinsic value of the company, but so would bidders and potential bidders.
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Not everyone is blessed with summer Fridays, but everyone certainly appreciates a weekend getaway, and some destinations are better (read: cheaper) than others for a quick vacation.
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Here's a before-and-after for your viewing pleasure, but I don't think my subpar bathroom lighting accurately captures how much better (read: less ruddy) my skin looks.
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On Tuesday, two market watchers advised investors to hold off buying the sector until the noise settles and there's a better read on the sector as a whole.
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Goodson walked away with nothing to show for his $345,000 deposit and a lesson in Trump properties: When purchasing a Trump development, you better read the fine print.
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She recommends talking to their direct reports to get a better read on their behavior over time, since the darker side of narcissism may take awhile to emerge.
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My favorite clue today was "Stop talking like a pirate?" for AVAST, which is probably better read "Stop, talking like a pirate?" and is a dandy bit of misdirection.
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Scientists like Delano Campos use the towers like a wide-angle camera lens to get a better read on the rainforest than what can be sensed from the ground.
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My brother keeps going on about "Ready Player One," by Ernest Cline, so I think I'd better read it before the holidays or I'll end up in a headlock.
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There's a lot to like here let's check in with Alex Gorsky, he's the chairman and CEO of Johnson & Johnson, to get a better read on where his company is.
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Here's what Trump should have said or, better, read from the written statement that wasn't on his desk, because his audience isn't hostile reporters, it's the rest of the world.
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"We're working through what the financial impacts of that will be, and as we get further along in this recovery process we'll have a better read of that," he said.
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Recommendation engines like the ones used by the likes of Amazon or Netflix could also benefit from a little artificial smarts that can get a better read on what you're writing.
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"I started to get a slightly better read on his serve later on and that was the key," Murray, beaten by Djokovic in last year's final, said in a courtside interview.
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The story of how Ronaldo came to Lisbon might be told like a fairy tale, but it is better read as a case study as to what, exactly, sets Sporting apart.
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But as I was sifting through our archives (reading about poetry), I was struck by what may be obvious to better-read poetry enthusiasts: That poetry and protest have long been intertwined.
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"We see long-term investments all the time take several quarters at least," he said, adding he expects to have a better read on the business in the second half of 2017.
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It claims having accurate data of this kind is necessary for estimating the age-at-sexual-maturity (ASM) of the whales, which gives a better read on the health of whale populations.
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So to help entice potential 5G pioneers, Verizon is offering discounts of up to $650 on the Galaxy S10 5G plus a free "Samsung VIP kit", but you better read the fine print first.
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Kansas City Chiefs: As fantastic as Patrick Mahomes' season has started, coach Andy Reid knows that opposing teams will get a better read on the young QB as they get more film to study.
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When trying to gauge the stock market, others such as CNBC's David Faber also note that the S&P 500 provides a better read than the Dow, which consists of just 30 large companies.
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It is also one of the few series that is better read chronologically—starting with Wild Seed, one of the greatest sci-fi and fantasy novels of all time—rather than the publication order.
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"I have a better read on the economy than the Fed and I know they're not going to listen to me," the "Mad Money" host said Thursday as the fell to a 14-month low.
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Then, on the website that archives his "Better Read" series, in installment #008, Allen has all the names read aloud by a computer, in the order in which Felix laid them out in his work.
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But a closer look paints a different picture: of central authorities wanting to get a better read on the economy but being impeded at the local level—and by one of the usual suspects at that.
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Looking at data available to anyone, such as income tax receipts, can often give astute investors a better read of the economy than the official monthly reports everyone else watches, according to the Wall Street veteran.
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Mead sees a bigger opportunity down the road for companies to purchase InHerSight's analytics in order to get a better read on what they should be offering women and how they stack up against other companies.
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"Famous Nathan: A Family Saga of Coney Island, the American Dream and the Search for the Perfect Hot Dog" (Flatiron Books), by Lloyd Handwerker and Gil Reavill, is the better read and the more well-rounded tale.
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Rahm Emanuel: He has not given any signals he'll run, but friends tell us the Chicago mayor thinks he has a better read than the others on what it takes for a Democrat to win in today's America.
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"I think as Roy Moore answers those questions, a lot of people can get a better read on and be able to form their own independent judgment," Zeldin said Friday evening during an interview with CNN's Kate Bolduan.
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"I have a better read on the economy than the Fed and I know they're not going to listen to me," the "Mad Money" host said Thursday as the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell to a 14-month low.
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If they're playing pinball for real, they're going to move their head around, hop around on their feet, just to get a better read on the ball so they can get it going where they want it to go.
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"This past week is a step in the right direction in terms of the overall volume and intensity, so we'll get a better read (Monday) on what the next steps are going to be," Red Sox manager John Farrell said.
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"I think we get a better read of the U.S. economy and [the report] will be watched a bit more closely in the wake of the disappointing ISM and jobs report numbers," Wunderlich's Hogan said ahead of the Beige Book's release.
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While the labor data and Wednesday's factory data are encouraging, investors await the more comprehensive non-farm payrolls report on Friday for a better read into the health of the economy and to gauge when the Federal Reserve will raise rates.
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That's not to say the men in predominantly female fields go without challenges; Williams' research noted that many of the men face everything from questions about their intentions to questions about their ability to find something "better" (read: more masculine).
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" (She later had "Better Read Than Dead" printed on business cards.) Of Ms. Babitz's revival and renewed appeal, especially to millennials, Ms. Spellman Silverman said, "Young women now have a lot to prove, and I think there's a lot of anger.
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The letter, which starts with "you better read this or I'll kick your --s," served as a guideline for employees who were headed to Miami to celebrate the company's success, according to ReCode, which published the email in its entirety.
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Offering instruction in English, Spanish, German, Chinese (Mandarin), French, and Italian, Rosetta Stone's language box sets utilize language-enhancing games, accent analyzing software, and even mobile learning apps to help you better read, write, speak, and understand the language of your choice.
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Certainly as Adesanya meets savvier fighters, who aren't such an open book regarding their intentions and can adapt throughout a fight, we will get a better read on his potential, but Brunson is an excellent name to have on any middleweight record.
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While the labor data and Wednesday's factory data are encouraging, investors await the more comprehensive non-farm payrolls report on Friday for a better read into the health of the economy and to gauge when the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates.
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"Joining the caucus can be an important step, but it's simply not enough; we need these Republican members to vote for climate action, to lead on real solutions, and to push their colleagues and party leadership to do better," read the report.
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But before anyone starts dreaming about becoming the next David Foster Wallace, embedded in a tacky culture of capitalist excess and skewering it with incisive, mordant wit (while simultaneously sipping a juice blend at the Nordstrom Café), they'd better read the terms and conditions.
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Then, as the company gets a better read on individual guests, the meta-game rabbit holes can be used to direct them toward the games that they're most likely to enjoy, or even be deployed to help direct audience flow away from a particularly crowded area.
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They come with goofy illustrations and tell a story that feels like Army of Darkness starring Doomguy and if you want to know why the importance of spilling Argent blood on the grounds of the arena (which will come up), buddy, you better read those pages.
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While Republicans and Democrats are focused on who will get the nomination, they want to get a better read of what kind of fervor exists in the electorate, which will of course be crucial in the general election when voter turnout and victories in swing states will be instrumental in determining the outcome.
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Allen's piece, "Better Read #008: Death By Gun," has essentially made an oral shrine to a group of people who are unremarkable to those who did not know them: a collection of 460 humans who happened to have been shot to death in the first week of May 1989 in the United States.
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GymPact Launches To Help You Keep Your Fitness Resolutions (By Paying If You Don't)If you&aposre anything like me, one of your New Years Resolutions may have been to get in better…Read more ReadAccording to the FTC complaint: Defendants have not paid, and in fact have charged, many consumers who satisfied their pacts.
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That evaluation is based on the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, which mostly focus on the contrast between text and background to help people with vision impairments better read online (though anybody who has ever had to read a lot of dark gray text on a light gray background knows that this is an issue).
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Transferable points can save you a ton on your flightsIn many cases, it can be better (read: cheaper) to book flights through an airline's frequent flyer program instead of, say, exchanging points for cash back and using that money to buy plane tickets, or exchanging your points for a statement credit to "erase" travel purchases.
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Better Read This First What the 20 Most Popular Home Renovations Are Really Worth in 2018 Faceless Bunker From 'Fixer Upper' Season 2 on the Market for $1.15M To help you out, we tapped experts to identify the features and characteristics you should look for in a fixer-upper, to make the renovation go much more smoothly.
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But in…Read more ReadThis Is the Fitness Smartwatch You Should BuyIf you're serious about starting or maintaining an exercise routine, fitness trackers and…Read more ReadThe Surprising Origins of Absurd Gaming HardwareOver the last few months, we've spoken with laptop makers, gamers, and historians to get a better…Read more ReadWill There Ever Be New Colors That We Can See?
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The Surprising Origins of Absurd Gaming HardwareOver the last few months, we've spoken with laptop makers, gamers, and historians to get a better…Read more ReadCherryTree's Death Star PC is an officially licensed Star Wars product so if you pre-order one today, there's no risk of Lucasfilm getting litigious and shutting this one down before your fancy PC case arrives sometime in late November—Vader's already given it his thumbs up.
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