Striking while the iron is hot-not having read every bit of this thread : I think there are only three editors at that article who are likely to get sanctioned.
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"I think we have the momentum and I think we should strike while the iron is hot, " the governor said while campaigning with presidential candidate Sen . Joe Lieberman.
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"I say strike while the iron is hot, " she said . " Right now fast-casual has the buzz, and now is a good time to get into it ."
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Jon Brumley, Pioneer's chairman, said in a conference call Wednesday that while the Chauvco deal came along sooner than he expected, " You have to strike while the iron is hot ."
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DIAL-- FOR MONDAY OR WHENEVER-- State Sen . Gerald Dial of Lineville wants to strike while the iron is hot and introduce military fax voting legislation in the Nov . 8 special session.
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"We need to strike while the iron is hot and make sure it moves before the end of this session, " said Michael Heltzer, the trademark association's government relations manager, just before the officials left for Capitol Hill.
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But while the spring slump in telecom shares may suggest to some that Sonus should pounce while its shares are still high, Ahmed said, " I don't feel any pressure to go out and strike while the iron is hot.
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Driven by a hunger for a Republican Congress, bolstered by unusually high approval ratings and fully aware that the door could close on the big donations known as soft money, the Bush-Cheney-Giuliani triumvirate is striking while the iron is hot.
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Yet the big money comes from starring in big pictures, and Affleck makes no apology for wanting to " strike while the iron is hot, " much as Nicolas Cage has done since winning his Oscar for " Leaving Las Vegas ."
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Some in the developed countries may adopt a posture of striking while the iron is hot and demand as much as they can from the already poor Asian economies instead of helping them recover from their current crisis for mutual benefit, increased trade and worldwide prosperity.
