"I like getting down to first principles with everything, challenging assumptions and getting down to the basics," she said.
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I SEE THE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE GETTING DOWN TO ON 22%.
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"It's kind of getting down to first principles," Baumbick said.
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It's getting down to crunch time to order holiday presents.
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But he also wastes no time in getting down to business.
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I mean, these were lords and ladies getting down to Bowie.
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Getting down to earth, let's end with the beginning: an egg.
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The singer is a-okay with you getting down to his music.
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Princess Kate is often seen getting down to her little prince's level.
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No pressure, but we're getting down to the wire on holiday gifting.
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They're all getting down to the basics of who these people are.
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Bale's past body transformations include getting down to an emaciated 120 lbs.
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Then she removes her robe and they start getting down to it.
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"I see the unemployment rate getting down to 3.5 percent," Williams said.
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Maybe it's a Sunday night and you're getting down to meal prep time.
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We're getting down to business right away over hamburgers for our working lunch.
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This year's astrology supports shaking off the paralysis and getting down to work.
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The Salvatore brothers are back — but this time they're getting down to business.
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Unlike Sunday's air of idealism, we're more interested in getting down to brass tacks.
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A new cookware startup founded by and for millennials is getting down to business
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Even after losing weight with the keto diet and getting down to 125 lbs.
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Or that Mercer, the buttoned-up schoolteacher, would end up getting down to Abba.
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"You're never going to beat Trump by getting down to his level," he added.
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Like, he was really into, like, getting down to the, the bottom of everything.
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Maybe he'd call on one or two of them before getting down to work?
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We're getting down to the end of 2016 and, well, at least sports were awesome!
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Once in the clubhouse, the couples chatted about their families before getting down to business.
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Don't be high and mighty: Shooting kids and dogs means getting down to their level.
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As for HBO… well HBO is just getting down to business with the scary movies.
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Trump said Friday that his administration is getting down to the "final strokes" on healthcare.
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Mom and her boy are getting down to "I Love OJ" by Japanese comedian Pikotaro.
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It's when I imagine getting down to the last two that life becomes something else.
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"The market worked extremely well, and we're getting down to reasonable levels now," Siegel said.
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And so I'm looking forward to getting down to South Carolina which we will win.
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InSight landed on Mars on November 26, and it's now getting down to the serious business.
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And getting down to the nitty gritty with someone as athletic as Wendell seems transparently dangerous.
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Exercise and family time put me in a great mind frame before getting down to business.
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A little later into the show, McCartney was busy getting down to Skepta with pal Goulding.
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Come on, Joy, it's just a matter of gritting your teeth and getting down to it!
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The person in the clue is a LINE DANCER "getting down" to the country band, Alabama.
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My freelance is really quiet right now, and I'm getting down to my last few pending invoices.
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It's getting down to the wire as we watch the last couple of episodes before the finale.
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" In a crass way, the scene shows that gender is often irrelevant to "getting down to business.
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A viable alternative like this needs visibility and at least the appearance of getting down to business.
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In the meantime, the Resistance will be celebrating, and then it will be getting down to business.
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She nodded, holding the iron aloft and doing some side stretches before getting down to business. Thwack.
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And then it happens again and he gets off the shot with Olsen getting down to save.
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Volunteers will learn how to identify plants that disturb local ecosystems before getting down to work. Jan.
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Getting down to business: International leaders are gathering in Bonn, Germany for real talk about climate policy.
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Busy Philipps wasted no time getting down to business when Julia Roberts stopped by Busy Tonight on Sunday.
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GWEN STEFANI Even the No Doubt frontwoman isn't immune to getting down to one of her catchiest hits!
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The first thing Steve Hamm did after getting down to the sideline was check the player's eyes. Dilated.
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While Ocasio-Cortez is just getting settled in Congress, she's certainly not wasting any time getting down to business.
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Instead of getting down to The Pointer Sisters' "Jump," this time Grant shook his bum to Drake's 'Hotline Bling.
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Ordinarily, I spend an hour or so reading stories on Twitter and Facebook before getting down to real work.
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He simply responded, "Say no more," before getting down to the floor to meet the boy at eye level.
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F.D.A. scientists said the health advantages of getting down to the recommended 2,232 milligrams a day were beyond dispute.
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When the paramours earn their living by faking emotion, getting down to the real deal can take some time.
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Inside the crowded union building on Saturday, educators held hands and shouted "Union strong!" before getting down to business.
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" And with shared UberPool-style flights, he sees the cost of energy getting down to just "$0.30 per mile.
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We certainly missed Betty's wide-eyed discovery face, and her springy ponytail that indicates she's getting down to business.
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"We thought the big problem back in the day was that cities were getting down to one newspaper," Calmes said.
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We have had this in place for some time, and now we're getting down to some of the very specifics.
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Thankfully, the cast has found a way to cope with even the toughest filming days: getting down to Taylor Swift.
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But if we aren't interested in getting down to one candidate, we don't need to encourage people to drop out.
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On Twitter, Musk also indicated that the inspection went well, but that getting down to zero refurbishment may be tough.
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We think they're amazing and every time their song comes on in the club we love getting down to them.
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You'll be all about getting down to business when Venus, Mercury, and the Sun enter Fire sign Leo this month.
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"Exercise and family time put me in a great mind frame before getting down to business," the Virgin founder says.
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So she dedicated half an hour at the beginning of the evening to strictly socializing before getting down to business.
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Last week, the singer posted another quirky video involving a grandma getting down to "Dura" alongside her trainer during gym class.
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If woman aren't getting down to the business themselves there's a good chance they won't be rocking their kasbahs as often.
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For instance, when they start getting down to it, Richard is a little too keen on the student-teacher role play.
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Fortunately, the remote control was so intuitive that I didn't even need to read the manual before getting down to business.
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When will you start getting down to a level where you really are not – where you're sopping up the darn supply?
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They wiggle about for a bit on Elena A. Kalinicheva's back before getting down to what they do best: sucking blood.
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Perhaps for that reason, or thanks to the additional whiskey we drank before getting down to business, it was silly and fun.
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THE PROBLEM IS IN A POTENTIAL WORK FORCE OF 160 MILLION PEOPLE, GETTING DOWN TO 8.1% IS ABOUT 1.75-2 MILLION PEOPLE.
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I didn't have a chance to do laundry this weekend, so I'm getting down to my second and third tier work clothes.
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Also, 5G, long the subject of arcane technical debates and an elusive search for concrete applications, is finally getting down to business.
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As far as Daly is concerned, she needs the full eight weeks to gear her camp toward getting down to 115 lbs.
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Obama, Elizabeth Warren, his delegates and supporters and donors, and the people of Vermont, among others, before finally getting down to business.
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After spending so many months toying around with his faux populist agenda, now the White House is really getting down to business.
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After about 10 minutes of opening all these packages and getting down to a Tiffany box, it would be a cotton ball.
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AND FINALLY ... Go grandma No one can resist a dancing grandma, so let's groove with one who's getting down to the Eurythmics.
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The son decides he simply has to use the bathroom, stepping down from the ledge, undoing his pants, and getting down to business.
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"The government is getting down to business," says Clodomiro Landeo, the co-host of the Quechua newscast, "Ñuqanchik", which means "all of us".
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With preorders for the phone opening today, ahead of an expected April 21812534 sale, things were getting down to the wire for Samsung.
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Still, the document circulated Thursday shows progress, with lawmakers getting down to the brass tacks of what an ObamaCare replacement will look like.
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Our integrated marketing ladies like to grab their "but first, coffee" moment together, catching up on the day's tasks before getting down to business.
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Plus, considering it features dozens of handsome people with little else to do, couples tend to wait a while before getting down to it.
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Getting down to specifications, Spotlight can connect to your computer over Bluetooth or with a USB dongle embedded in the base of the remote.
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Goop even shared a photo of herself getting down to Girl Talk's so-called '80s party jams in a stunning white Stella McCartney jumpsuit.
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Recently, Perry documented her boo (or rather, her boo's backside) getting down to Sir Mix-a-Lot's "Baby Got Back" on her Instagram story.
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Each of them is like the Great Pumpkin too many people are waiting for rather than getting down to the business of governing effectively.
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Twitter user Kiara Lawhon tweeted an ultrasound video of her future niece or nephew already getting down to their own beat in the womb.
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But I think now that we're getting down to the fine points of what border security means, it's going to require some further debate.
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Gropius, for his part, first endures a sobering though not life-changing service in the German military, before getting down to creating his legacy.
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The Bachelor is getting down to the wire and we're no closer to knowing who, exactly, Peter Weber ends up with in the finale.
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President Trump is getting down to business in Washington, so it's back to business-as-usual in and around Trump Tower in Midtown, right?
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Hey, if you're going to be getting down to your underwear, it's only right that you're making a statement with your hair and makeup, right?
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Maintaining the image of getting down to business fast is coming at the expense of the other part of the deal -- that he can deliver.
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A team of researchers suggested two rexy beasts would rub their noses together during foreplay, before getting down to the monstrous act of physical love.
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Although Tracy joins her family every year for their weeklong trip to Montauk, New York, she had difficulty getting down to the sand this year.
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Campers are the sweet spot between roughing it and glamping, which discounts the joy of getting down to basics, if only for a few days.
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You've all been doing death metal for so long—what still gets you excited about walking into the rehearsal space and getting down to business?
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R. Kelly was acquitted of child pornography charges in 2008, but getting down to his music is not part of a celebration I'm comfortable having.
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McConnell, a Republican, and Schumer, a Democrat, will likely wait until they see exactly what charges the House passes before getting down to serious negotiations.
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"I think we are getting down to the bottom in terms of the number of minutes of exercise in order to get some benefits," Gibala said.
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It made me laugh, cheer, and blush (because Colton may be reserved, but not when it comes to getting down to business with his new bride).
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A teenage lifeguard saved the day when Tracy had trouble getting down to the oceanfront so she could see the waves during a family beach vacation.
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"I find it to be a much quicker way of getting down to business, making a decision and sealing the deal," Branson wrote in his blog.
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Challenger says that his office will even call everyone to take an impromptu break and gather when a close game is getting down to the wire.
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The teen has had a lot of fun so far with her fellow athletes at the Games, but Jones's video shows Biles getting down to business.
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" Getting down to the finances of operating in an oversized clique, he adds, "The group wasn't paying the group enough for all of us to chill.
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A day after a series of social outings with his Japanese counterpart, Trump was getting down to business Monday during high-stakes security and trade talks.
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It had a world-class player (a world-class sportsman) in Gareth Bale, the Real Madrid star who loves getting down to earth with his countrymen.
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Can you put into words what the intensity is like and what the difference is between the regular season and getting down to that final weekend?
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I've tried the service twice: once car-camping in the Pacific Northwest for a week, and getting down to the Florida Keys from Miami International Airport.
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I was incredibly frustrated because he had the habit of starting every meeting with at least 10 minutes of small talk before getting down to business.
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"I find it to be a much quicker way of getting down to business, making a decision and sealing the deal," he wrote on his blog.
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The sight of these two enacting what amount to children's games before getting down to sex is frankly off-putting, and not in any usefully provocative way.
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Before this rosy-cheeked chick was a famous singer making up some new rules, she was just another tiny tot getting down to business in London, England.
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But if hyper-partisanship has broken the policy feedback process, the likelihood of government getting down to the practical business of solving these problems is low indeed.
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It's getting down to the wire for your opportunity to show off your early-stage startup in Startup Alley at TechCrunch Disrupt SF this October 2-4.
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" "We're going the last two months now, getting down to the stretch, and time to -- as they say in Iowa -- time to peak is right about now.
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"We're getting down to the firing-squad part of the campaign," said Larry McCarthy, the strategist making ads for Right to Rise, the super PAC supporting Mr. Bush.
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It's fully December, which means you're getting down to the wire with holiday shopping so here's a great life hack: Pick a gift theme, and stick to it.
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"Seriously we turned up last night at @nbcsnl wrap party," Jones, 49, captioned a video of her and Perry getting down to the jam with other party-goers.
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On Sunday, a Twitter user named Matt posted a video of dozens of people getting down to "Bodak Yellow" while waiting for the train in an NYC subway.
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When Alethea takes over the narrative, she describes the rise and fall of her failed marriage in brisk, evocative prose, slicing through sentiment and getting down to practicalities.
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"We're getting really close," House Speaker Paul Ryan, a Republican, told reporters earlier on Wednesday, adding that negotiators were "getting down to the last, final" areas of disagreement.
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Stocks are hunting for more good news on the economy in the week ahead — as well as signs that Washington will be getting down to business on tax reform.
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And PSEG (PEG), which also serves more than a million customers on Long Island, is setting an ambitious goal of getting down to net-zero carbon emissions by 903.
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He had tried to fly above the fray through the first few months of the primary; now, with the release of the plan, he was getting down to business.
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The two chefs greet one another with an exuberant bear hug before getting down to making gumbo that isn't quite gumbo and banh mi that isn't quite banh mi.
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"Being in a field where I have to be creative on demand, I think my brain needs to ride on cruise control before getting down to business," she said.
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If you're procrastinating getting down to business just a tiny bit with the help of some retail therapy, we don't blame you one bit — we're doing the same thing.
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The billionaire CEO will go through more "productive" spurts, retweeting his companies' official posts, or getting down to business about Tesla feature requests, or SpaceX materials and launch plans.
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Done betting, Alibaba is getting down to work in Southeast Asia as it bids to lead the region's promising e-commerce space and maximize its early mover advantage over Amazon .
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But while this might not sound like what you do before getting down to your heteronormative business, Buckley says that's not really a productive way of thinking in evolutionary terms.
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For instance, the survey found that 63 percent of bed makers start their work straight away, whereas non bed-makers prefer to take their time before getting down to work.
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If we are getting down to basics, it is willfully neglectful and ultimately pointless—and hypocritical—to lay responsibility for the trail of bloodshed at the feet of drug users.
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President Trump in the UK After a day of the kind of pomp and ceremony he craves, President Trump is getting down to some business this morning in the United Kingdom.
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While it can help make sure your top priority is taken care of, getting down to business first thing in the morning might not be the most convenient time for you.
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Getting down to business, Brzezinski and Scarborough did an exclusive phone interview with a White House insider, a media spokesman who sounded an awful lot like Alec Baldwin's Donald Trump impression.
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The rapper joined "TMZ Live" and before getting down to business we got down to pleasure ... like his new single and music video "Civil War" which dropped Wednesday to much acclaim.
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With the conclusion of a rigorous and in-depth third-party investigation, I look forward to rolling up my sleeves and getting down to work with our new editor in chief.
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We're getting down to the wire of holiday season, and if you're lucky enough to have generous family and friends around you, they're probably wondering what gifts you want this year.
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Other meetings involved up to 10 officials on each side, getting "down to work" as Davis said, and well aware that a pressing March 2019 deadline may crimp their summer holidays.
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I know for some couples who consider themselves perfectly responsible people, this decision can be as simple as having a talk about sexual exclusivity, getting tested, and then getting down to it.
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"About 52 percent of our graduates are female, and after 10 years, we're getting down to 20 percent left in research and less than 10 percent of senior leadership positions," she said.
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It's a fantastic time to brainstorm and discuss ideals, but getting down to business is better handled under the energy of Venus's connection with Saturn, the planet of stability, on May 31.
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The trouble is, most modern languages don't even try to replace C. […] They're not good at the thing C does best: getting down to the bare metal and working at mach speed.
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As she settled down at her desk, she could see that across the hall a couple was getting down to business of the kind that did not involve calculating price-earnings ratios.
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Analysts said the exit showed Voser was getting down to business and that the divestment could be followed by others as ABB looks to trim its operations and ditch under-performing units.
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Your ruling planet, Mercury, is getting down to business in Earth sign Capricorn—but it will also clash with Jupiter today, so watch out for too-good-to-be-true news and exaggerations.
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"Getting up and getting down to mark my ball on the greens was not the best but at least it's a non-contact sport so that bit's alright," she added with a smile.
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Now the company is getting down to details: It will start to trial ad blocking in June in the U.K., with a 24-hour test for opted-in customers, the company said today.
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There was no punch in, punch out, cut and paste, fix this, fix that, getting down to the micro parts of the drums and nudging things and moving things to make them perfect.
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Hong Kong (CNN)President Donald Trump has wasted no time getting down to business as US commander in chief, but few countries in the world will be watching his moves as closely as China.
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So, once you've recovered from the full-sensory experience that is 29Rooms (and taken enough Instagram photos to last a lifetime), we suggest getting down to business checking off the spots on this list.
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"When you're getting down to sort of below $30, that's the lowest cost production across a lot of the world, so really at some point there is going to be some rebalancing," he said.
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The quintet waste no time getting down to business in the "Gym Time" clip, running through "a fast-paced, full-body workout" of circuit training that ends with a "friendly competition" among the group.
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"That amount of shit [I take on] can be taxing but at the same time this is the first time in my life I feel like I'm really getting down to it," he says.
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"After about two or three years of that behavior, depriving myself of any sort of real nutrition and getting down to an extremely low weight, my heart stopped working," he wrote in the blog entry.
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This was a criminal trial — a day of pretrial motions, to be precise — and Ms. Trec, 36, a flute and piano teacher, was getting down to basics, making the people prove they had a case.
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The big reason that 1040 EZ takes up a full page rather than getting down to postcard size is that the IRS made room for boring stuff like your name, address, and Social Security number.
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Not only did Jenner display her toned abs in a series of Instagram photos of her costume – she even showed off her best Xtina dance moves, getting down to the song that inspired the get-up.
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There are some different ways the series might go, and some solutions to the problems each team presents that might work more effectively than others, but we are only now getting down to work in earnest.
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Getting down to hard numbers, the 13-inch model starts at $1,499 for a basic model with no Touch Bar, two USB-C ports, a 163GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 processor, and a 256GB SSD.
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Getting down to the numbers, the Phab 2 Pro will cost $499 unlocked, which, in addition to the Tango sensor gets you a 6.4-inch QHD display, Snapdragon 652 processor, 4GB of RAM, and 4,000mAh battery.
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Before getting down to more serious business, the episode has a grand time laying out Shogun World's tacky theme-park pastiche of the Edo period, which cribs shamelessly from the characters and scripted adventures of Westworld.
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"We're getting down to multi-year lows in LME stock levels and at some point the market will have to shift away from macro concerns and back towards the significant tightening in the micro market," Snowdon said.
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The Internet is awash in theories about them and how this will all play out, coming from fans dedicated to getting down to the bottom of every detail of How To Get Away With Murder's final season.
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In "Being a Beast" Charles Foster takes a more modern approach, getting down to the animal's level to see what it is really like to be a badger, an otter, a fox, a red deer and a swift.
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Before getting down to ridding the public coffers of ghost worker salaries, Magufuli first sacked tax authority chief Rished Bade, the anti-graft agency's Director General Edward Hoseah, and the head of the Tanzanian Port Authority, Awadhi Massawe.
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The former onscreen lovers (they costarred in The Last Song) took to social media this week to share (and confirm) their wedded bliss with the world, including a video of Miley getting down to "Uptown Funk" at the wedding.
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Soon I was in the midst of several hundred people twirling around in elaborate fabric wings, or getting down to soca music with sparkling suns on sticks attached to their backs that shot up 20 feet in the air.
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Getting down to the brass tacks, Hubbard posits that the Astros World Series victory, was foretold by Matt Harvey's start in Houston, which just so happened to be the first start after the Houston area was devastated by hurricane Harvey.
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The National Meteorological Service has warned of a cold snap and temperatures getting down to freezing for the next few days, a situation that has raised concerns about rising poverty in Argentina and the number of people living on the street.
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If Minimalism was about getting down to irreducible essentials, the limit – Carl Andre placing bricks or sheets of lead on the floor of a pristine white cube – Plimack Mangold went one step further and got down to the floor itself.
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Listening to music can be a very solitary experience, but live, you're getting down to a much more primal level of theater, and that's where it becomes flexible, and, I don't want to say "dangerous," but there's an element of risk.
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"It's getting down to the $1,030 level that was rock solid support in both… August and October of last year and if it breaks below that level of $1,030 it's going to be very negative," said Maley during the same segment.
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That goes on for three or four weeks, but then at the end, when it's getting down to who's going to be the next American idol, they drop the game and vote for the pretty girl who can belt out country-and-western.
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Witnesses say they watched the woman ─ who was photographed wearing a tank top and shorts ─ leave the slow-moving line and step into the food prep area, where she proceeded to slap on a pair of gloves before getting down to work, WJAX reported.
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From what I could see, weddings were compulsory and weddings were work: After months of planning — mostly on the bride's side — there was a resulting unmemorable party with a dinner of chicken or beef and the option of getting down to the Electric Slide.
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"I missed this," Stewart admitted when Colbert teased him about why he'd traveled from his farm in New Jersey to The Late Show's set in New York, before getting down to the business of calling out President Trump's ongoing willingness to distort the truth.
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One could see it coming, as Trump portended his administration's first inauspicious hours, using Day One not to send out a message that he was getting down to work for the American people but to crassly — and erroneously — contest the "record" crowd at his inauguration.
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We're getting down to the wire for Peter Weber's season of The Bachelor, but just when we thought we got a handle on what will go down during next week's two-night finale, a brand new theory has emerged and turned everything on its head.
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The video, shot Friday, shows the AirAsia pilots -- moments after they landed in New Dehli, India -- popping out of the cockpit window and getting down to the tarmac that way ... rather than go through the cabin with the rest of the crew and passengers.
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But, obviously having been in the series last year and having seen the way that the races played out, it's just all about getting down to business and pretty much doing the same thing that you've been doing to get here and just try to eliminate mistakes.
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Celebs we love are out in full force this year, posting adorable pics of their dads and baby-daddies alike, and getting down to the real talk about the impact that father figures of all kinds — even those who are no longer with us — make on our lives.
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"If you look at offshore wind for instance, over the last 20 years offshore wind has been developed around the world – primarily in Europe – and those costs now are getting down to a level where people consider are reasonable with regard to how much it should cost the consumer," he added.
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But let me draw your attention to the moment of crowning glory—Klay Thompson literally getting down to the 1997 hit song about getting erections while dancing, "Too Close" by Next: It's a good thing that Klay's got such a pure shooting form, because his dancing form is... hella bad.
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"If you're scrubbing and getting down to the point where your skin is getting really red and irritated, that could potentially cause some problems, especially if you have sensitive skin," says William Huang, associate professor and residency program director of the department of dermatology at Wake Forest School of Medicine.
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"I see the unemployment rate getting down to 3.5 percent, I see us maybe modestly overshooting our 2 percent inflation target, so there may be a time over the next few years where the federal funds rate is slightly above its long-run neutral rate," Williams told CNBC's Steve Liesman.
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I don't know if these thoughts are code for "25G is expensive and we need to defray the cost," whether these carriers just haven't figured out pricing yet, or whether they don't want to tip their hands early, but we're getting down to the wire — especially for AT&T's promised end-of-286 launch.
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But now that we're getting down to actually planning it, I think we're going to try to do the best of both worlds and hopefully we'll be able to that with family and friends, and then we'll be able to have a big reception and celebration in New Jersey — you know, Italian-American style, with the whole family and every acquaintance to celebrate.
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Clinton is probably the most famous hair lightning rod, whether it was her chopping and changing while in the White House as first lady (seen as reflecting the opportunism of her husband's policies), her I-don't-care-I'm-getting-down-to-work scrunchies as secretary of state, her John Barrett styling trip while on the campaign trail (average price per cut: $600) or her postelection lank and limp blues, she is far from the only politician scrutinized.
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I'm not sure that Congress at large ... I don't know if ... I mean, we are kind of reading about this in the New York Times every day, and we're seeing this, it feels like tech's really under the gun, but it's not ... I don't know if that's getting down to every single member of Congress, like if you ... We had a letter than Keith Ellison told us about after the fact being sent to the FTC asking them to open up all the Google files.
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