I struggle to believe that anyone hasn't had that awkward moment of, after mumbling "excuse me" a couple of times, having to
tap someone on the shoulder to get them to move out your way.
When you have a former entertainer as president, perhaps it would be prudent to
tap someone from the entertainment industry--more specifically the reality television industry.
By transforming your firm today to accommodate the expectations of the leaders of tomorrow, you can ensure that when it is time to sell or
tap someone to take over, taking over your firm will not only be appealing but exciting.
When reboots are made, most productions
tap someone or several people from the original cast to appear in the modern remake.
As president, she probably would like to
tap someone younger, more liberal and of a more diverse background than the 63-year-old Garland, who was first nominated in March.
All the big mining companies who are destroying the environment, they have to stop, he said, indicating that he would
tap someone from the military to head the Department of Environment and Natural Resources and enforce his orders.
Joseph is a capital idea - to
tap someone to work for us while we have our rest.
It was a nice, hefty phone and I could use it to
tap someone on the head if they got too obnoxious.
He did not think, however, that Romney would
tap someone who adds strength in particular geographic regions.
The aim is to
tap someone on the head or knee while avoiding being tapped yourself.
