Sentences with phrase «heard the interview today»

Heard the interview today on Sep 22.

I heard an interview today that really had me thinking.

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For now, hear this collective quote culled from every apparel entrepreneur interviewed for this business guide: «Today the competition isn't two doors down the block; it's at the local mall.

I heard your interview on Newstalk 650 today (My daughter produces the show).

Vice President - elect Mike Pence also referenced 2 Chronicles 7:14 in a CBN interview in October, saying, «It's an important time for us to pray, and I believe what has always been true and is still true today: that if his people who are called by his name will humble themselves and pray, that he'll again hear from heaven and he'll heal our land.»

I had a friend mention to me today that she heard an interview on NPR about a food blogger that lives in NYC and takes amazing photos in her tiny kitchen.

He put in a very good performance today but realistically we still lack a third centre back — something I was pleased to hear Wenger acknowledge in his post-match interview.

OT — Just got in from work having read Kroenke's interview in the tabloids, and hearing what happened at the AGM, and very sad to hear the death of Arsenal FC today.

But what we heard during our interviews with parents and educators is that middle - schoolers today are bombarded by outside pressures.

I only heard the Today programme interview during which Duncan Smith was not pressed particularly hard about «shirkers» or the Conservative party's «slob on the sofa» advertising campaign.

I just found you today after hearing your interview on Underground Wellness.

Just today I've watched very interesting and thought provoking interview with Ori Hofmekler, who among other things basically says that the way to increase health and longevity is to lower insulin as much as possible (beans immediately spanng to my mind after hearing this), which is done, in part, by correct food combining (or rather separation).

Like Phil Campbell says, if we interviewed the body, it's screaming for us to do Sprint 8, perhaps Holly's Campbell's students deserve to be heard, «Ms. Campbell, can we please do Sprint 8 today?»

This is Behind the Voice, a series of interviews where we chat to stellar voice actors and hear things from their side of the fence and having heard from the wonderful Brianna Knickerbocker, joining us today is someone else who is just as iconic.

The interview represents one of the first opportunities to hear from Buffett on what he thinks about the state of U.S. education today, and why Susie Buffett is committed to supporting early childhood learning initiatives.

Today's guest is author B.L. (Barb) Berry, and as you'll hear in the interview, her job forced her to take a hard look at GDPR, and then to take an even deeper look at how it might impact her career as a romance author.

If «stunned» is the adjective we keep hearing about the reaction to the news, there's good reason for that, right at the core of the UK's political elite: in an interview with former Prime Minister Tony Blair, CNN's Wolf Blitzer today has heard one of the most telling confessions of how things went this way, as Blair talks of the Labour Party failing to mobilize its voters by explaining to them, «This was not a protest vote.»

I heard an interview this morning where two «economists» who were actually salesmen made numerous market predictions and stressed the importance of taking action in today's type of markets to protect your retirement.

This is Behind the Voice, a series of interviews where we chat to stellar voice actors and hear things from their side of the fence and having heard from the wonderful Brianna Knickerbocker, joining us today is someone else who is just as iconic.

No, what people are taking away from it — and I've heard with my very own ears today listening to a local Dutch radio show interviewing people on the street — is: «There's no global warming.

Today, I heard a fascinating interview of Lyceum's managing partner.

Today we're interview Susan Garcia Nofi who is the current executive director of New Haven Legal Aid in Connecticut and they're doing some really cool stuff with their self - help website and you're going to hear all about that with her.

But I think what you will also hear as an undercurrent in some of these interviews... It was there with Tim Stanley, and with Carl Malamud, and it's here in my interview with Alan Sugarman, is that some of today's competitive landscape is due to a series of incidents that have resulted in grudges, that weren't always pretty.

at 10:52 AM 3 comments Share [link] Well, Im supposed to hear today whether Im the choice (out of three «finalists») for this Marketing Communications job that Ive been in the interview process on over the past few weeks.

Through the «Listen & Learn» interview series, you can hear for yourself exactly how to stand out to today's hiring managers.

You'll hear San Diego's Daniel Beer share that and so much more in today's podcast interview with Pat Hiban.