| It seems to be an attempt to strike while the iron is hot, to capitalize on the current popular interest in war. |
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| Once the procurement is decided, we had better strike while the iron is hot. |
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| The time has to be right for us to take someone on and we have to strike while the iron is hot. |
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| We need to strike while the iron is hot, and show them how angry and betrayed we feel. |
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| We'd like to strike while the iron is hot and do something on a long-term basis if at all possible. |
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| Now that there is a new government, we should strike while the iron is hot. |
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| If England have any sense – quite an assumption, admittedly – they will strike while the iron is hot and hand him a promotion. |
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| If you are here today, it is because you understand that one has to strike while the iron is hot. |
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| At that moment, it would be wise to strike while the iron is hot, since the price could very well change again in a short period of time. |
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| It's also important to strike while the iron is hot because it doesn't take long for the price tags to start dipping as the days turn into weeks in free agency. |
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| So you might want to strike while the iron is hot with updates on four of this expert's recommendations. |
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| In today's market, agents need the ability to quickly react to opportunities, and to strike while the iron is hot, so to speak. |
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| The Community must strike while the iron is hot by putting in hand research programmes that will integrate satellite infrastructure to meet the specific needs of Community airspace. |
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| The present Conservative member for the Lower St. Lawrence may be inclined to strike while the iron is hot to make sure that the government makes the right decision and reintroduces the pilot projects in these economic zones. |
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| We should strike while the iron is hot and order some immediately, before they change the offer. |
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