Sentences with phrase «nobody in the family knows»

Nobody in the family knows anything except for Katie, who eventually has to spill the beans upon being questioned.Five years later, Isaac appears in the headlines as the first - ever Amish player to make it through to the NFL team of the Cleveland Browns.

Not exact matches

«Alibaba's existed for 18 years, and we are so influential in China — but nobody in America knows about us,» says Ma, who founded the company with 17 friends and family members in 1999, in his hometown of Hangzhou.

While the structure of the group is such that nobody besides the donors and the Trust will ever know their donor identity, Kroll managed to identify several donors — Charles Koch gave $ 2 million in 2010, the DeVos family charity kicked in $ 2.5 million from 2009 to 2010, and the Bradley family gave $ 650,000 from 2001 to 2010.

NOTE: After NAMBLA was exposed, the GLBTQ Pride parade people asked them to keep low key, sort of like the crazy uncle you keep under wraps so nobody knows it runs in the family.

We believe that nobody knows your baby or family better than you and that everyone deserves the right circle of support in which to raise their children.

Without Kids in Danger, nobody would know about Ellie's story, and those children and families who have been victims of inadequate safety testing.

Belittling a teen in front of other family members or the other parent, or making light of the matter by joking is a no - no and will only inflame an already difficult situation; nobody likes being ridiculed and there will be times when even our own anxieties seem silly to another adult so it's no different with teens.

«An average single family pays more than $ 800 for water each year, so if this system leads to relatively modest reductions in water used by, let's say, 5 percent of homeowners, there will be significant savings for them, and we all know that nobody likes water rates,» Mr. Bloomberg said at a news conference at City Hall.

And if, as can easily happen, a claim involves both sets of rules (eg constructive trust and Sch 1) nobody knows whether a claim proceeds in the family courts under FPR 2010 or in the civil courts under CPR 1998; and each set of rules has their significant differences (as will be explained in forthcoming articles).

For starters, nobody I know in the «real world» is even on Google +, so I have a grand total of zero people in my «Family» circle and an additional zero people in my «Friends» circle.

I noted a couple of drawbacks that I had immediately observed, including the fact that nobody I knew in the «real world» was even on Google +, leaving me with «a grand total of zero people in my «Family» circle and an additional zero people in my «Friends»» circle.»