If everyone just sits around and talks, nothing gets done.
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The area sits around 130 miles north of San Francisco.
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It currently sits around 1 percent below that trend line.
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I deserve a little more than the guy who sits around.
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The home sits around more than 20,000 acres of protected wilderness.
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The average ticket price on SeatGeek sits around $8,800, including fees.
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In 2011 it went above 7%; now it sits around 1%.
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Everybody texts everybody else, sits around and texts, so we produce nothing.
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Maybe he sits around for half a season waiting for an injury.
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Currently, Tesla's market cap has perked back up and sits around $40 billion.
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No, you want the new "Tomb Raider," where nobody sits around at all.
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The average ticket price on StubHub sits around $13,1503 per seat, including fees.
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They don't want to own stuff that sits around the house collecting dust.
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It sits around bitcoin in a way that cryptocurrency is going to sit around.
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Upon entry, VIPs are handed the RX, a device that sits around the neck.
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Currently, WIRP sits around 28 percent for the Fed's next meeting on Sept. 21.
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Rather than wrap around your head like other headphones, N sits around your neck.
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The average ticket price on Ticketmaster sits around $9,900 per seat, not including fees.
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The Real Clear Politics average now sits around a 9.5 point advantage for Democrats.
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Mostly he sits around murmuring about work, like a parody of a 1950s patriarch.
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No one effortlessly sits around with their makeup perfectly done in flattering lighting and angles.
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Nothing sits around in the fridge for days and I feel good about my food.
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The average price sits around $45, so your savings should be around $10 to $15.
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But tweaks to the body that sits around the brain — the hardware — can produce different behavior.
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Everyone sits around our dining room table, and we chat and laugh and enjoy great food.
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The drop shaved about $1 billion off Live Nation's market cap, which sits around $13.8 billion.
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He isn't the kind of guy who goes into McDonald's and sits around just saying, 'Howdy doody.
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Yamada said its next critical level will be its 2400-week moving average, which sits around $21,2400.
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From her perfect Cupid's bow pout to the twisty way she sits around crowds because she feels awkward.
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It has giant wheels and a big, wide base (that sits around the battery pack in the floor).
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It's meant to be used as a portable Bluetooth speaker, rather than one that sits around your house.
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We keep a small percentage for checks and balances and currently it sits around 15 to 20 percent.
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The unemployment rate has continued to decline, and now sits around a four-decade low of under 4%.
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Psylocke sits around snarling in an unflattering outfit while Angel just poses like a dated David LaChapelle model.
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Auckland sits around 1,300 miles from Sydney and was first exposed to the smoky skies around 2 p.m.
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Sometimes, the idea sits around for a couple of months until I get the opportunity to realize it.
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By the numbers ... According to research firm EMarketer: The U.S. esports audience currently sits around 30.3 million people.
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Their margin usually sits around eight points, a tally that might yield a true tossup without the Republican retirements.
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Fully charging the speaker itself takes 23 hours and playtime sits around 20 hours depending on use and volume.
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The RealClearPolitics average now sits around an 8.4-point advantage for Democrats, and while that's good, it's not great.
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A third of the island sits around 16 feet above the water — low enough to give planners the jitters.
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Luciferin sits around waiting for luciferase, an enzyme that triggers luciferin to do what it does best — make light.
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At the start of 2010, Broadcom's stock hovered around $17 per share and now sits around $327 per share.
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The VIX currently sits around 15, indicating that investors aren't showing a great predilection to protect against large downside moves.
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The ITA's price-to-earnings ratio, one of the most widely used valuation metrics on Wall Street, sits around 24.3.
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"If magma sits around for a little while, it becomes kind of old and sticky, and it forms crystals," she said.
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At the end of the meeting, the meeting doesn't actually end: Everyone sits around to gossip and talk about their lives.
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In the near term, support for gold sits around $1.423,215 and below this at $1,210, MKS Group said in a note.
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Currently, CAPE sits around 28, in the 90th percentile, which Shiller called "significant" in a New York Times article this year.
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The squad sits around a picnic table, which is situated near a campfire and in front of rolling hills and trees.
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The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting pool and the surrounding land sits around 10 feet above sea level, according to US Geological Survey maps.
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When she calls the party to order, the group sits around her living room on leather cowhide seats and polished wooden stumps.
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As of this week, the country's death toll from the virus sits around 3,000 people, and nearly 40,000 people have tested positive.
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In the case of the gingham dress featured in The Body, the padding sits around the hipbone and on the opposite shoulder.
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Furbo Dog Camera ($200) While I'm certain my dog Finn has a fulfilling inner life, outwardly he mostly sits around and sleeps.
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Ray's fastball touches 98 at its max and usually sits around 95, and his slider sits in the mid-80s with tremendous break.
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The backdrop: Buttigieg, who currently sits around 4th or 5th in most polls, gave his first foreign policy speech today at Indiana University.
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The U.S. 10-year Treasury yield sits around 1.7 percent, and the German 10-year bund yield wavers between positive and negative territory.
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Her bedroom is filled with her favorite color, purple, and is all smiles as she sits around the dinner table with her family.
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The structure sits around today relatively unchanged—an enduring monument of World War II, and a convenient backdrop for telling stories about it.
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Capricornus (Capricorn): Messier 30M30Image: NASA/ESAM30 is a globular cluster comprised of thousands of densely packed stars which sits around 28,000 light years away.
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It now sits around 4.5 percent, right around where it was a year ago, when price gains were in the 6 percent range annually.
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The headless, curvy torso sits around the corner from "Helmet Head No. 6" by Henry Moore, known for his abstracted depictions of the female body.
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But instead of getting mad, everyone sits around and nods their heads when the politicians say, 'Stay the course' ... I hardly recognize this country anymore.
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Because as impressive as this feat is, few companies are willing to pay for something that just sits around and plays video games all day.
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Freddy: Nobody sits around and yells during CTFs unless it's crash and burn, where if you fail programming (after first compilation) you have to drink.
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" He dismisses the notion that his job is a sinecure, that he "sits around doing nothing, turning up for training, having a jolly, messing about.
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" Lavrov, meanwhile, said that Russia is "not staking everything on a personality ... we are simply insisting that everybody sits around the table and talks about it.
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Mitchell is a pitching prospect who has tantalized the Yankees with an effortless fastball that sits around 95 miles per hour and a sharp breaking ball.
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It sits around your dog's collar, and can tell you if your dog leaves your yard so long as you have one of Amazon's sidewalk sensors.
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This is just like this show — the best character, neutered and made into a ghost, while everybody else sits around and worries about what's to come.
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Thanos has renounced mass destruction in favor of tending his vegetable patch, Black Widow sits around eating peanut-butter sandwiches, and Thor is a fat slob.
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Nor do you often get the scene where a brotherhood of criminals sits around discussing business while one of them nonchalantly bounces an infant on his knee.
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Currently WIRP, which measures the implied probability of an interest rate hike between 0 and 100, sits around 18 percent for the Fed's meeting on Sept. 21.
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The family sits around a table wearing paper hats and eating a meal that had most likely just been made on the grill seen in the background.
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Today, the Oracle of Omaha's net worth sits around a stratospheric $80 billion, so it's safe to say that Kiel started his quest in the right place.
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" MUNGER ON BUFFETT BEING 'SEMI-RETIRED' "He sits around reading most of the time and thinking, and every once in a while he talks on the phone.
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" MUNGER ON BUFFETT BEING 'SEMI-RETIRED' "He sits around reading most of the time and thinking, and every once in a while he talks on the phone.
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The forward S&P 500 price-to-earnings ratio — a widely used valuation metric on Wall Street — currently sits around 18.6, its highest level since January 2018.
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Now a youth of twenty, he sits around the royal palace as the epic gets going, fretting about the disastrous effects that Odysseus' two-decade absence has wrought.
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On the technical front, "near-term supportive interest sits around $2528.63,515-$1,520, while resistance cuts in toward $1,535 with extension toward $1,13," MKS PAMP said in a note.
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On the technical front, "near-term supportive interest sits around $2528.63,515-$1,520, while resistance cuts in toward $1,535 with extension toward $1,13," MKS PAMP said in a note.
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It aims to gradually reduce the uninsured rate, which currently sits around 103 percent, until it reaches 0 percent, by enrolling everyone in a nationwide public insurance plan.
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As of Thursday morning, Tesla's stock price sits around $765, meaning his investment would likely stretch about half as far today as when he originally purchased his shares.
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The American Cancer Society's study looked at 52,000 cases of breast cancer across the country, and for uninsured women with breast cancer, the survival rate sits around 80.4 percent.
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There is always a paradox of sorts in the world of AI, and in particular as it sits around and behind processes that have previously been done by humans.
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The shot includes Cameron holding his 19-month-old daughter Lua with girlfriend Viviane Thibes in the front while the rest of the family sits around a table behind them.
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The shades are drawn to accommodate a projector that's plugged into one of the developer's Surface Book Pros—it is a Microsoft studio—and staff sits around a long table.
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The venue was once owned by one of Singapore's earliest entrepreneurs harking back to colonial times — Chow Ah Chey — and sits around the corner from the city's former millionaire's club.
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Leaders have tried to drive it down their list of priorities and ring-fence the negotiations in Barnier's task force: "But Brexit sits around like a bad penny," he said.
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Gold was riding on dollar weakness and the support for the yellow metal sits around $1,180 an ounce, while resistance comes in at $1,1.53, MKS PAMP Group trader Sam Laughlin said.
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Clinton's lead is clear, and probably sits around three points in national polls — including a New York Times/CBS News survey out on Thursday and the ABC News/Washington Post tracker.
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After her husband died, Parveen has moved into Zaynab's apartment and basically sits around all day, spying on potential bachelors for her daughter with literal binoculars and watching Pakistani soap operas.
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You can buy a mouse that is given to something like depression, or to something like Alzheimer's disease, or that just sits around like a couch potato, growing unhealthier by the day.
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The device sits around the collar, a bit like a yoke that rests on your neck, with two electrodes that attach to the skin and a sensor that sits in the ear.
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"Everybody knows someone in their life that is already an amazing public servant," Ocasio-Cortez says in the video as she sits around a table with three co-founders of Justice Democrats.
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I don't know to what extent this is law, convention or a massive NPR conspiracy — literally half of my neighborhood sits around listening to the radio while watching the clock never tick.
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"Look at that, look, it's a fox," Nancy Travis, who plays Allen's wife on the show, says as the couple sits around a campfire in a promo that was released on Tuesday.
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Harry probably sits around the Christmas tree in the morning with his three daughters, Georgia Tatum, Sarah Tate, and Charlotte, and hands out some great gifts that he shopped for and wrapped himself.
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My Instagram following sits around 1,700—too small for most brands to be interested in paying you for it, and too underserved for your favorite artist to take take notice of your work.
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Today, his average approval rating sits around 40 percent, and it hasn't deviated much more than three points from that figure in either direction since he fired the F.B.I. director James Comey in May.
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We're not sure what that does for photo quality (ring flash is usually a circular LED flash that sits around the lens and provides even illumination in macro photography) but it's definitely a novelty approach.
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The smaller ride-sharing startup increased its market share this year to 25 percent by infringing on Uber's, which was at 80 percent at the start of the year, and now sits around 70 percent.
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On Wednesday night at Jubilee Baptist Church in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, a group sits around the same sort of rickety conference table you'd find in churches all over the town, the state, the country.
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In R.B. Schlather's quietly poignant production, performers walk, sit and stand among the audience, which sits around the perimeter and on the carpeted floor of Hudson Hall, an old gathering space where the real Anthony lectured.
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And then it moves on to dopey young couple Holt (Alex Roe) and Julia (Matilda Lutz), who are enjoying a last morning in bed before he leaves for college and she sits around moping in his absence.
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Master P says all he cares about is the welfare of his children, and he's distraught that Sonya just sits around and allegedly smokes pot with their 19-year-old daughter, who dropped out of high school.
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On Monday, the Federal Communications Commission opened the gates to wider usage of the spectrum, which sits around 3.5GHz, by issuing the first approvals to four separate companies to administer its usage and ensure interference is avoided.
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"The wild salmon very rarely has any fat lines in it because they have to swim, and they stay in shape trying to catch their food, whereas the farmed fish sits around and eats pellets," he said.
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The Force Awakens currently sits around just $800 million in international box-office, an impressive amount to be sure, but far shy of the totals needed to dethrone Avatar as the highest-grossing movie of all time worldwide.
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If a single agent takes 10 times longer than the rest, that means there's a huge amount of wasted time while the system sits around waiting so it can update its information and send out a new batch.
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"Initial support for gold sits around $0.863,230, while below this we look to the 100-day moving average at $1,210." gained 0.91 percent to $17.92, after falling 3.5 percent on Thursday, its biggest one-day drop in 11 weeks.
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And worst of all, there's the battery life problem — if a Hatchimal sits around on a shelf for a year, there's a chance its batteries will kick the bucket before the toy has a chance to come to life.
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So, how can smartphones with the necessary technology to make our lives seamless with the world around us become more affordable for consumers when still today, the average price for a smartphone in the United States sits around $550?
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If you want to have any say into which Illuminati Lizard Person sits around the Oval Office deciding which stuff to blow up next and whether you'll ever be able to afford carpal tunnel surgery, you've got to vote.
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Google's market cap sits around $820 billion but runs at a 30% discount to the real total value of the company, the firm estimates, "suggesting the market assigns zero value to all 'other' segments and 'other bets,'" said Thill.
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She embodies the new subtitle, the "table work," a term of art that refers to the initial stages of theater rehearsal when the company sits around a table, scripts in hand, and the stage directions are spoken aloud, rather than enacted.
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This was a more impenetrable mystery than the mere mechanics of the election, or what might induce an independent spirit to join what is essentially an elderly white men's club that sits around curating fine distinctions in the French language.
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Read more: AOC's squad always has her back — and it shows the power of making friends at work"Everyone sits around and waits until there is a new person in charge," Brian Kropp, chief of HR research at Gartner, told Business Insider.
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Imagine playing a pregnant woman who sits around a dingy apartment, as Paltrow does in "Se7en," while Morgan Freeman and Brad Pitt hunt the psycho who, at some point, removes your head then boxes it up like it's a hat from eBay.
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"In many companies there's been an increase in investment in IT but not in the security that sits around it, so this investment is likely to play a bit of catch-up," said Lord, who spent 21 years at UK government intelligence service GCHQ.
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If some startup sits around at one funding level for a while but then all of a sudden makes a huge leap through several funding rounds, that's better than if it had progressed through the same funding rounds in the same period but at a steady rate.
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In the money diary, the author recounts that in the course of a week, she sits around doing nothing at work, uses her expensive Equinox gym membership for hot yoga classes, and takes a weekend trip to a friend's Hamptons house, where a private chef prepares their meals.
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In Textopolis, everyone has one function and one function only; the smiles smile, the crying faces cry, the Christmas trees stand still and look Christmassy, the princesses talk about being pretty, and the sushi just ... sits around getting warm, I guess (as does the eggplant, in case you were curious).
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I'm the only person who sits around that table who comes from a district that Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE won.
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In soccer, the goalie just kind of sits around and screams at dudes until everyone fucks up so bad that a goal gets scored; here, our man here is severely dwarfed by the space and the tactics of the game, and so has to place actual pride in his work.
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"It's a real challenge to understand how a management team sits around a board table and makes a decision to raise the price of a lifesaving medication over and over and over, and when the P.R. storm hits, decides to blame someone else for that price increase," said David Maris, an analyst for Wells Fargo.
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Last year, Lead Analyst at PCMag Sascha Segan was able to pick up the entirety of the Adobe Creative Suite for just $16 per month (for reference, it usually sits around $80 for a monthly plan, and that's without tax) — that includes favorites like Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Premiere Pro, After Effects, Audition, and more top-notch programs of the like.
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We're going to go to West Virginia which is maybe the poorest state -- one of the poorest states in this country -- look what happens right now is your average politician sits around and he or she thinks, 'If I do this, I'm going to have the big money interest putting 30 second ads against me, so I better not do it.
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This sort of information vacuum made it all the easier to believe that Knightley sits around at home not dressed like her Love Actually character, but getting her hair done up into a meticulous pile of ringlets by a lady's maid, or walking the English countryside, or wearing a full-body bathing costume as she prepares to dive into the pond at her ancestral estate.
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These women were divided into three categories: those who had an early term abortion, those who got an abortion but were cutting it close (within two weeks before the cut off point, which varies from state to state but generally sits around 20 weeks), and those who just missed the gestational cut-off point (by up to three weeks) and were denied an abortion.
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They believe that a path to victory in the general election will involve winning over those crossover voters in the suburbs, primarily women, who are turned off by President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, whose national approval rating sits around the low 40s.
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