Whether you choose to venture forth or stay put and shop virtually, enjoy the crunch and the coupons this weekend.
Howe is 55 years old, maybe the age to stay put, or work on your golf game.
The evolving demarcation is between Israelis who still want, above all, to end the occupation of the Palestinian territories by negotiation or else by unilateral withdrawal, and those (now apparently including Mr Netanyahu) who prefer to stay put, for religious, nationalist or, as many more middle-of-the-road Israelis see it, security reasons.
And it's of little comfort to the families who wake up wondering how they're going to pay their bills, stay in their homes, or put food on the table -- the Americans I've met in towns across this country, or whose letters I read every night.
But when the difficult global economy took hold several years ago, many companies were forced to cut back on financial incentive programs or even put them on hold in order to stay financially viable.
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As a result, more employees are putting in longer hours, and many regularly face the dilemma of whether to stay late and finish a critical task or put it aside until the next day.
While they might not want to pay a few shillings to put sports back in schools, or ensure they stay, they appear more willing to cover the costs for large-scale youth sports complexes to attract travel teams.
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Franchise value is the ability to exploit the inertia of the customers--their tendency to stay put, whether by dint of habit, technology or contract.
Do we stay late at the office to finish a memo, or put it off to the next day so that we can have dinner with the family?
Now instead of traveling long distances carrying heavy vats of water, or migrating to the cities to make a living, the villagers can stay put and begin to enjoy their surroundings more.
In exchange for public access and endowments, the owners got to stay put and understood that the Trust would not change the curtains or rearrange the pictures.
Others said if their employer were to offer more learning opportunities or academic reimbursement, or if they implemented a casual dress code, they might be inclined to stay put.
After arguing for days and nights, Arda consented to Cambara's "ill-advised scheme" with a caveat: that they involve Raxma, who had wonderful contacts in Mogadiscio and, while waiting for things to be put in motion, that Cambara should either wait in Toronto or go ahead and stay with Zaak.
You're worried about keeping your job or finding a new one, and you're struggling to put food on the table and stay in your home.
Would he stay behind the curtain and think about things, marinate in his own confusion, or would he put on his white fur suit and howl and scratch and make it known who was boss of this house and of all the world known and unknown?
He says the UK must negotiate a new settlement with the EU, to repatriate a range of powers from Brussels, and then put that deal to a national referendum by 2018 on whether to stay in the EU or leave.
He refused to stay at the Mandarin, saying there was no need to put him up in a luxury hotel or make the staff work overtime during the Lunar New Year holiday just for his benefit.
Another problem is what some ministers call "the Honda problem" - the risk that multinational companies put further investment in Britain on hold while they wait to see if the country will stay in or get out of Europe.
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