Stepping on the gas, feeling it vibrate, hearing the engine.
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Now it's twelve months later, and Google is stepping on the gas.
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That sent shares of Lyft stepping on the gas and rallying 4 percent today.
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However, the move signals a stepping on the gas for Raisin's geographical and product expansion ambitions.
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"At a time when people are pulling back or potentially retrenching, we are stepping on the gas," Mahajan said.
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WHAT DO YOU SAY TO THOSE WHO FEEL LIKE IT'S STEPPING ON THE GAS AND THE BRAKES AT THE SAME TIME?
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With unemployment so low and consumer spending so healthy, it's equally hard to make a case for stepping on the gas.
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With just two weeks until the Iowa caucuses, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont is hitting the road and stepping on the gas.
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"I think after the second-round knockdown, he realized I wasn't going anywhere and I was stepping on the gas," Ward said.
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Now, with 30,0003 organizations using Workplace across some 1 million groups (more than double the figures Facebook published April), Facebook is stepping on the gas again.
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Few things are more frightening than the image of an evil genius hacking into a connected car, taking control of the steering wheel and remotely stepping on the gas.
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I think that's probably the most tax-efficient way to reward shareholders going forward, as well as probably stepping on the gas a little bit in terms of the Waymo rollout.
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Johnson & Johnson, which has chosen to ignore these facts, is now stepping on the gas of its lobbying efforts to get the CLCHPA passed before the end of the current Lame Duck session of Congress.
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It's similar to a car that races forward without you stepping on the gas pedal, Perl said; gilteritinib, which was approved by the US Food and Drug Administration in November, essentially stops the fuel from getting to the engine by directly targeting the gene.
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Capitals motor past Red Wings for 11th straight home win WASHINGTON — The Washington Capitals have been nearly unstoppable as of late, but they were in danger of almost being humbled by one of the worst teams in the Eastern Conference before stepping on the gas down the stretch.
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In 1963, Brodsky joined one of his clients, Ralph J. Roberts, and Roberts' adviser, Daniel Aaron, to purchase a 1,200-subscriber cable TV operator in Tupelo, Mississippi called American Cable Systems.Los Angeles Times: "Comcast goes all in on NBCUniversal" By Meg James February 13, 2013 They incorporated in 1969 as Comcast Corporation, a name Roberts invented by combining the words communications and broadcasting.Philadelphia Inquirer: "Love: SUZANNE (FLEISHER) ROBERTS & RALPH J. ROBERTS" By Kellie Patrick Gates February 14, 2013 The partners became a powerful leadership team with a style described as a threesome driving a car with Brodsky stepping on the gas by raising the necessary capital for growth, Aaron with his foot on the brakes to ensure effective operations, and Roberts with his hands on the steering wheel as CEO.
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