Sentence examples for on taking stock from inspiring English sources
As to what kind of recourse is left for StockTwits, Lindzon said that they will continue to push on, taking stock in the fact that Twitter has a lot of pressures and a lot of breadth (he cites its social graph and product), but StockTwits has the community, and depth and a unique approach, where Twitter so far has none.
As its title suggested, Kathleen Jamie's The Overhaul (2012), winner of that year's Costa Book Award for Poetry, centred on taking stock and, in particular, finding one's place in a world also filled with animals, birds, and inanimate nature.
Maybe it's a backlash from years of reading the bad tips and hype that populate Web message boards, but we're usually not too keen on taking stock advice from strangers ones who might even turn out to be your local 19-year-old college student (don't look at us).
If you are single a sick of the dating roller-coaster it's alright to sit a season out and focus on taking stock and visualizing what you actually want.
Marisa and Claudio Finco stood in what was once the living room of their two-bedroom house on Kissam Avenue on Staten Island, taking stock of progress since Hurricane Sandy ravaged their neighborhood.
An American envoy was scheduled to arrive in Male on Saturday to take stock of the situation.
Trade ministers from the three countries are scheduled to meet here on Monday to take stock of the situation.
It's incredibly important for me to step off this incredibly high wire I've been on … to take stock of the rest of my life".
The officials agreed to meet again in Geneva on June 25 to take stock of developments and try to push the process forward.
Next to him, Fiennes is on his feet, taking stock of his troops.
