And then – and this may surprise some serious Harvard listeners – but I'm a big fan of emojis.
Add alcohol, lack of sleep and a poor diet into the mix and the under-eye area requires some serious TLC.
I've been able to secure an internship at Google due to the high profile of Manchester Business School, and taking part in competitions has afforded me some serious CV points.
Bassist Chris Baio, over-anxious about Ezra's apparent lack of excitement, apologises, then adds: "Maybe it's because you're getting us in the morning?" It's actually close to 3pm, suggesting that either they are jetlagged or working in some serious International Rock Star timezone.
When a leading Republican columnist is able to write so enthusiastically about a liberal Democratic presidential candidate, you know it's not just that the Republican candidate has failed to get his point across, but that the Democrat has stolen some serious Republican thunder.
It is an estate agent's job to work for the seller of a property, lining up lots of prospective buyers and getting the best price for the property, whether it's an immaculate family home in a most-wanted catchment area or a fixer-upper in need of some serious DIY.
Unless you're like me and buy all your EA games via Steam, you've got some serious DRM.
In the UFL, Moglia, 60, will join a fraternity of coaches--like Jim Fassel, Denny Green and Jim Haslett--who boast some serious NFL pedigrees.
As avid fans of exotic cars, we were somewhat shocked to learn that some serious American car collectors scoff at the idea of owning a European car.
Padir said while her company has offered some front-end creation, it's fair to say that Telerik gives Progress some serious UI chops it had been lacking and builds on these other tools.
