Sentences with phrase «almost everyone in the room»

I think everyone had a little bit of themselves in Yvo when that happened, because almost everyone in that room was working hard to try to get an agreement out of Bali.»

After the Morris Jeff board unanimously raised seven thumbs up, literally — that's the board's signal for a yea vote — the room broke into applause and Bell asked for a short recess and shook hands with almost everyone in the room.

«I am in concert with almost everyone in the room, but we have to be careful not to alienate other people that we need at the table that are part of the community, that are part of our taxpayer base that can help us find a way... I am so proud of our students and their civic engagement,» she said.

After the board unanimously raised seven thumbs up, literally — that's the board's signal for a yea vote — Bell asked for a short recess and shook hands with almost everyone in the room.

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«What I was struck with frankly, as I'm sure you were as well, was just the general profanity used in the room by almost everyone.»

Really most people say you're not going to say any kind of significant bacterial growth after almost a full day at room temperature, but I get it, you're at work, you're probably not just going to leave something out in the open for everyone to see.

David Miliband made pointed criticism of the 2010 manifesto, in full knowledge that his brother was responsible for writing it... something that was almost certainly lost on everyone else in the room.

And the wedge of doubt is so important and that's where, I think, almost everyone's experience in this room probably for those that might have been believers at one point, it all started with that splinter of doubt, where you might have read something, heard something, seen something, heard a conversation, whatever it was.

When AOL introduced its chat rooms, I, like pretty much everyone else, created a username and logged in almost every day.

Almost everyone reflected on how important it was to be able to talk so openly given the safety of being in a room of all Black teachers.

When I ran the Chicago public schools, I almost had to sue our Department of Education here for the right to tutor our children after school, the kinds of great tutoring programs that everyone, you know, everyone here in this room was involved in.

Instead, she has the verve of a woman who realises that almost everyone who ever changed the education world once started in a room with little more than a desk and a pen.

The room got almost silent as nearly everyone in the room started writing to their members of Congress.

I'm still mortified about being so enthusiastic at a recent Women in drinks council meeting that my voice kept rising until I was almost yelling at everyone in the room as I explained my social media role to them.