That's where your closer steps up and takes care of business.
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Kim Kardashian takes care of business, and the leak that cost a White House aide her job.
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Still, Democrats see an opening here as long as Harbaugh takes care of business in the Tuesday primary.
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"If Biden takes care of business in the first four [states], Bloomberg can go back to telling people not to drink soda," the ally aid.
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When someone with loads of money but no interest in cooking needs to eat, he takes care of business the First World way: with an endless influx of restaurant meals.
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In between planning meals and visiting vineyards, Mr. Walker, like Bruno, takes care of business, retreating to his office in the pigeon tower, where he does most of his writing — at least 1,000 words a day.
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The comparison isn't note-perfect—Brown's tenure at Texas is double Fisher's at FSU, and unlike Brown, Fisher takes care of business in rivalry games (he is 503-1 against Florida and 6-0 against Miami)—but it's in the right key.
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The General Secretary takes care of business matters. At the local level, churches follow one of two schemes. A church may elect a President and a Vice President, or it may elect a Leadership Group. These positions are generally voted on annually.
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While Gabby takes care of business, Roy chases McBride to a local saloon and boarding house where the matron hides McBride and refuses to tell Roy where he is. McBride comes out and takes a shot at Roy but misses and Roy returns fire, killing McBride.
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He knows the streets well and takes care of business in his own, unorthodox style. Because of his appointed position, he is allowed to carry a weapon, unlike the convicts. Though his obsessive devotion to his job leads to divorce, he still maintains a close relationship with his daughter Teresa who stays with his ex-wife Christina. He cares so much for her that he tries to protect her from a convict in the episode "Like Father, Like Son".
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Wendy June Saddington (26 September 194921 June 2013), also known as Gandharvika Dasi, was an Australian blues, soul and jazz singer, and was in the bands Chain, Copperwine and the Wendy Saddington Band. She wrote for teen pop newspaper Go-Set from September 1969 to September 1970 as an agony aunt in her weekly "Takes Care of Business" column, and as a feature writer. Saddington had Top 30 chart success with her 1972 solo single "Looking Through a Window", which was written and produced by Billy Thorpe and Warren Morgan of the Aztecs. After adopting Krishna Consciousness in the 1970s she took the name Gandharvika Dasi.
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In June 1969 she explained to Go-Set readers "I only want to be in it up to my waist, not up to my neck ... My attitude was all wrong in the end. I didn't care if I turned up late or drunk for a job ... [the other band members] knew I was unhappy, but they were powerless ... it was the promoters who handed out the money and they're a pack of misers". Go-Set had an agony aunt column, "Dear Leslie Pixie", initially written by Sue Flett and then by Jean Gollan. From September 1969 to September the following year, Saddington provided the weekly "Takes Care of Business" column in its stead, and was also a feature writer.
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An article in the Las Vegas Review Journal, dated August 28, 2014 mentioned that Vallee was to appear in a film The Big Elvis Files. In addition to some fellow Las Vegas performers, Cook E. Jarr was to appear in the film.Las Vegas Review Journal August 28, 2014 A day in the life of … a Las Vegas Elvis By F. Andrew Taylor Most of the writing and co-production was handled by his brother Guy Vallee who also had a small part in the film.LA CONNER PD – THE BIG ELVIS FILE MOVIE AboutSkagit Valley Herald Sep 1, 2014 Big Elvis takes care of business in La Conner, Elvis Presley impersonator wraps up filming with brother By Evan Marczynski The film was about two policeman from the city who were on the run.
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