Sentences with phrase «cheerleader recently»
Janice @ Fitness Cheerleader recently posted... New Breton Bean Crackers and Breton Popped!
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Hugs & get better soon, I'm sure you'll find a new shoe boyfriend Janice — Fitness Cheerleader recently posted... MotivateMe Monday: Doing What You Can #WYCWYC
Janice @ Fitness Cheerleader recently posted... #MotivateMe Monday: Back in the Game
Janice - The Fitness Cheerleader recently posted... 25 Days of Strength Week 3 #MotivateMe
Janice - The Fitness Cheerleader recently posted... My Thanksgiving Weekend in Pictures
Janice — Fitness Cheerleader recently posted... Things I Do When I'm Not Running, Blogging or Working
Not exact matches
Retired General Barry McCaffrey, commander of the 24th Infantry Division in the first Iraq war and a consistent cheerleader for Bush strategies in the second, recently radically changed his tune.
But in many ways, Hartstein still is a bit of a cheerleader, which may have something to do with why he recently was elected village president of Buffalo Grove.
But Brooklyn's biggest cheerleader has no plans to cut back on the hulking fleet, which includes his own city - issued 2013 Toyota Suburban Highlander hybrid as well as a recently purchased 2014 Ford Pass Wagon, along with a 2005 black Toyota hybrid, a 2006 Murcury and four 2008 Toyota Prius hybrids.
And after the government's stimulus package provided funding and loan guarantees for renewables, various states have jumped on the bandwagon: Kansas, New Mexico, Utah, Arizona and Texas (the US's wind cheerleader) have recently passed new incentives to encourage residents to get paid for home installations and encourage businesses and utilities to catch the wind and the sun.
But I saw it recently, and it's a little like watching a train wreck: this woman wrote a book called Big Pharma's Sexy Little Secret about how (and it's possible I've missed everything there is to see here...) pharmaceutical companies purposely hire «cheerleader» types so that they can use sex — or the idea of it, anyway — to manipulate doctors into buying more of their product.