Big glass of water and I get down to business.
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Let's get down to business with an absolutely shreddable lineup.
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From there, it was time to get down to business.
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"Let's Get Down To Business" is an excellent work motto.
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I make it to work and get down to business.
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Because later on you will have to get down to business.
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MS: Let's get down to business if we could Mr. Peterson.
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Kim finally shows up and the siblings can get down to business.
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We need to cast off this fluff and get down to business.
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So let's roll up each other's sleeves and get down to business.
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I eat my plain yogurt with granola and get down to business.
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"The Republican Party and our leaders, we've got to get down to business."
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Then I would get down to business, starting with raw fish, of course.
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But, sigh, to get down to business: Are you still opposed to impeachment?
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Later on, however, it enters hardworking Capricorn, inspiring you to get down to business.
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It's time to get down to business around a creative project you've been postponing.
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To really get down to business, Frankel tried out the product on Cuban's arm.
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So give yourself a few minutes to celebrate — and then get down to business.
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Put on Eddie Money's self-titled 1977 record and let's get down to business.
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The head count is over, but we can't get down to business quite yet.
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After an opening ceremony on Tuesday, negotiators will get down to business on Wednesday.
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I wake up, pack up the last of my toiletries, and get down to business.
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"Shed all your inhibitions and get down to business," one woman urges an unwilling Jaya.
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We wanted to do something, say something, and get down to business, become more active.
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I respect you, so I will use those pronouns, and now let's get down to business.
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High-profile celebs show up in different attire — their party attire — and get down to business.
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It was there he learned to get down to business and get his hands dirty — literally.
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Microsoft is really hoping to get down to business with the next version of the HoloLens.
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Back at her one-room apartment, Bridgette demands he strip so they can get down to business.
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"You can talk about it in general terms, or you can get down to business," she says.
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Before they get down to business, the superstar couple can't help but flirt as the cameras roll.
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After some well-deserved time off, Barack and Michelle Obama are about to get down to business.
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This isn't a funny song or a get-down-to-business song — it's a heterosexual flirt song.
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Thankfully so did the nurse, who popped in as a subtle cue to get down to business.
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Heck, even the worst procrastinators will get down to business after instructor TJ Walker is through with you.
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With that preface out of the way, let's get down to business — the business of your gastrointestinal tract.
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But in general, Wall Street hasn't taken it seriously yet, so we all get down to business next week.
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On Friday, Mercury gently harmonizes with taskmaster Saturn, creating an excellent opportunity for you to get down to business.
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But the fiscal year waiteth for no man, and soon Congress will be forced to get down to business.
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It's eclipse season, stargazers — and September wastes no time letting us know that it's time to get down to business.
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After penciling in a brief cuddle session with the reality star, the puppy went upstairs to get down to business.
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The white film moves inside the basin with a faint whoosh and I feel confident to get down to business.
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It's a pretty standard procedure: Take the product out of its box, remove any plastic, and get down to business.
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Franny is off to safety — her exquisite wardrobe soon to follow — and Carrie is free to get down to business.
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Now that the 2017 Academy Awards nominations have been announced, we can roll up our sleeves and get down to business.
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Safe to say, the French election was anything but boring, but now these new officials need to get down to business.
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This is the time for you to roll up your sleeves and have the discipline to get down to business 24/7.
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After spending his first month handing down a flurry of executive orders, Trump looks ready to get down to business with Congress.
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When he reached the rental unit, Jack expected Mike to hop out so the two of them could get down to business.
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We've nearly reached the statistical midway point of the season, so let's get down to business doing what America does best: ranking stuff.
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Then you can sit back and watch the show in the window's bottom right feed while three fake colleagues get down to business.
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Not the hubris we saw in the years leading up to the financial crisis but a healthy, let's-get-down-to-business attitude.
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" Once you're ready to get down to business with your DSLR, "You can start worrying about other things like focus, lighting, and exposure.
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Venus in Libra is a people-pleaser, but Venus is retrograde, and it's time to put yourself first and get down to business.
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Even lovable James T. knows that it's time for Wells to get down to business and get that kiss out of the way.
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FROM COINAGE: Your Go-to Guide to Finding the Right Wedding Gift Now it's time to dress up and get down to business!
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From the front, Ridley&aposs dress looks like she was ready to get down to business but the back featured a daring surprise.
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Our CrunchMatch service — a platform that makes it simple for founders and investors to meet, greet and get down to business — generated 888 meetings.
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Before one or the other of them can get down to business, Brucey and Big Sam will have to impress at the interview stage.
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If finding a new job is one of the top goals in your Best Self Journal this year, it's time to get down to business.
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The 43rd president of the United States had his fun playing with ponchos at Trump's inauguration, but now it's time to get down to business.
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As far as I know, no one called me a liar on national TV this week, so I guess we can get down to business.
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Star Julia Roberts, 51, and her titular BFF Dermot Mulroney, 213 (close pals in real life), arrived together and immediately wanted to get down to business.
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For right now, you can take advantage of Dell's latest Deal of the Week to get the perfect laptop that helps you get down to business.
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Once it came time to get down to business, Dern's makeup artist Gita Bass used Simple Skincare products and Colorescience makeup to create her smokey look.
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Here's a look at some of the looming questions as the three countries get down to business: Will the revised NAFTA deal bring back manufacturing jobs?
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Take the time to practice talking about this out loud so you're comfortable with the material and your pitch when it's time to get down to business.
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With no investment in the outcome of the Series, Cashman said he would get down to business next week, when the Yankees hold their pro scouts meeting.
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You're still better off getting an iPad for entertainment and light work and a more capable machine for when it's really time to get down to business.
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"David Davis has vowed to 'get down to business' and hit the 'substance' of Brexit talks as a new round kicks off today," wrote the Daily Mirror.
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After uploading two high-resolution images of your head — one from the front and one from the side — you can then get down to business selecting your body.
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Ready yourself to get down to business with the precise part and slicked down sides that's making its way to the head of a conference table near you...
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Cormier now has to get down to business because Brock Lesnar is back ... challenging D.C. for the title, and UFC Prez Dana White says that fight is on.
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Now, you can treat pimples in as little as six hours, no matter when they appear — no waiting for the cloak of night to get down to business.
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But before you get down to business, find out what your partner likes, and be open about what you like, because it's important that you both enjoy what's coming.
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"We finally removed the elephant from the room and let us get down to business of doing our jobs," King said of Carter's ending the ban on transgender service.
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Once Susie is done riffing on Midge's sticky-handed children, tardiness, and access to not one, but two, Buckingham Palace-esque homes, it's time to get down to business.
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While the leaders get down to business, their spouses will be treated to a traditional English garden party attended by the staff from Downing Street and the U.S. embassy.
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Everyone will be in a talkative mood this evening when the Moon meets communication planet Mercury in Capricorn at 6:58 PM. People are ready to get down to business!
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Basically you're dealing with a carcass, and you can circumnavigate all those ethical and administrative issues that come with studying live animals, and you can just get down to business.
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Thus my curiosity for how Garten's and Drummond's specialty recipes could greatly differ was peaked, and I ventured out to pick up the baking goods and get down to business.
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So when we caught up with him at the opening of Marshalls new N.Y.C. Tribeca location, we had to get down to business: What exactly should we buy for summer?
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Based on the book by writer Stephan Talty, The Black Hand is coming out in 2018, so right around now would be when DiCaprio has to get down to business.
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We drank champagne out on his balcony and started to get down to business just as a summer thunderstorm hit—torrential rain, rumbling thunder, the whole thing was so sultry.
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That's where you get down to business and learn how to utilize the game's new core mechanic: throwing Cappy at objects and characters to take over their bodies and abilities.
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The app is not famous for making changes quickly: It took almost a year — actually, two years — for WhatsApp to really start to get down to business with services for businesses.
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After about a week of meeting as many Israeli startups and VCs as possible, it's time to really get down to business at the TC Meetup + Pitch-off in Tel Aviv.
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As if to underscore those tracks' get-down-to-business mien, Chosen Lords was issued in a brown cardboard case, the CD equivalent of a white label 12-inch with handwritten credits.
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Victoria's Secret Angels get to do a lot of fun things on the job — like travel around the globe and party with Selena Gomez, but sometimes they have to get down to business.
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"Republican voters are expecting that we get down to business and deliver and do the job," said Ms. Handel, a former Georgia secretary of state, failed Senate candidate and failed candidate for governor.
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On the season 16 premiere of The Ellen DeGeneres Show on Tuesday, the "Barbie Tingz" rapper, 35, opened up about her "exercising" requests: She wants to get down to business three times a night.
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BECKY QUICK: RIGHT NOW WE WANT TO GET DOWN TO BUSINESS WITH OUR FIRST GUEST WHO HAS A BIG STAKE IN ALL THE MAJOR FINANCIAL ISSUES THAT WE'VE BEEN TALKING ABOUT THIS PAST YEAR.
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She teamed up with her friend and professional organizer, Katrina Teeple at Operation Organization and together they transformed the previously cluttered kids space into a streamlined spot where the actress can get down to business.
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So, when the moon wanes to its third and final quarter, we're in for a rude awakening: It's telling you that the time to revel is over for now — time to get down to business.
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And the fact that the British leadership change is happening quickly and calmly, after colorful figures such as Johnson bowed out early on, mean that the two countries can get down to business without delay.
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Much of this month has been about you catching up on rest and healing; however, during today's full moon in hardworking Earth sign Capricorn, it's time to get down to business and tackle your chores.
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Eventually, I switched to playing on a screen until I reached a new area, donned the headset again to absorb the space in its full glory, and took it off to get down to business.
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Let's get down to business: here we have a bunch of Pikachu — more than a handful, less than a dozen — "dancing" to Beyoncé's "Formation," that unapologetic celebration of blackness and post-coital feasts at Red Lobster.
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Instead of trying to silence anyone who becomes critical of the administration why not get down to business in dealing with nuclear threats, millions without power, a budget train wreck, taxes, education, healthcare and our infrastructure.
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The time between mid-January and the end of the month is known as the turning point when serious shoppers who've kept quiet behind their shopping carts come out of the woodwork and get down to business.
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Any other time we'd rush to get out of the shower to really get down to business — but we took our time and kissed places we'd never seen before, like discovering each other's bodies all over again.
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Identify some songs that will help get you into the work zone — songs that signal to your brain that you're about to get down to business — and give them a listen while you're making your morning commute.
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This one is shaped like a unicorn and features a removable mane and tail so when it's time to get down to business, the purple and pink strands don't get in the way of your Taco Tuesday.
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Normally, these contestants just need to get down to business and go talk to the Bachelor, but this season, it actually was hard to have time with Peter because he was participating in drama in every direction.
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He soon switched to bandannas and started reserving the reversed cap for practice sessions, just like his longtime rival Rafael Nadal, even if Nadal seems much more of a natural for the get-down-to-business look.
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Now that the Stark family reunion is out of the way, it's time for all the Starks at Winterfell to get down to business and figure out how to fight in the wars to come in Game of Thrones.
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After eating enough food for five people and drinking an entire bottle of champagne we clean up, throw on The Mindy Project, and promise that we'll get down to business (wink wink) when we no longer have raging food babies.
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But when they get down to business, many Chinese investors still opt for hard-driving, debt-laden, risky approaches; they are products of a stockmarket that is not yet three decades old and an economy that during that time has seen few serious downturns.
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In a meaty 2-hour-long Waypoint Radio, Rob, Austin and Danielle get down to business talking about E3 Judges Week, slightly broken games that we love (like State of Decay 2 and STALKER), and the ARG Danielle fell all the way down last week.
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As Trump has not had much success on either North Korea or trade issues, "he's going to have to work very hard when he's in the room with President Xi to get past all that pomp and circumstance and get down to business," Fuchs added.
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Our activities are warming the world's atmosphere at such a rate that most of our agriculture will be seriously dislocated over the next few decades—even if we were to get down to business now and start controlling our emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases.
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