Sentences with phrase «almost everyone of»

Not everyone answers the calling, but almost everyone of us can be teachers (if you have the passion).

Almost everyone of us know about it.

It is «a here from which to discover the world, a there to which we can return»; «A ruined home, especially one of personal association, speaks to almost everyone of change, decay and mutability.»

Rhythm heaven megamix takes almost everyone of the previous songs and games from previous games (including the GBA game which never saw a Western release) and bundles them together with new music, new art and a crazy goofy campaign about helping a creature get back home.

I'm quite certain that almost everyone of my 300 + articles have some sort of grammatical error in them.

I think I have profiled almost everyone of the blogs mentioned, so you can read more about them on ModlyChic too - if you are interested.

Either Kiper has heard some kind of inside rumor, or he's just sticking to his guns because he makes this same pick for Dallas in almost everyone of his mock drafts.

But it is accepted by almost everyone of influence, as well as by the urban middle class and most young people.

Although he actually did know or had met almost everyone of prominence in twentieth - century Britain, Runciman retained a degree of guarded, teasing, slightly costive independence, a determined individuality characterizing his career and historical work as much as it did his personal life.

I have to say I agree with almost everyone of those points.

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There is little talk of tax cuts and balanced budgets, items which form the economic lodestar of the Official Opposition; think tanks such as the Fraser Institute, the Macdonald - Laurier Institute, the Atlantic Provinces Economic Council; and almost everyone who writes a column for the Financial Post, including former finance minister Joe Oliver.

«In this day and age when everyone has a megaphone and people are watching, you almost have to answer publicly,» said Bob Geller, president of Fusion Public Relations, a New York - based marketing and communications firm.

Almost everyone has a few boxes of books stashed away in the house somewhere.

A single half - hour session costs $ 60, but almost everyone buys a package of lessons — five at $ 45 per session or 15 at $ 40 per session.

Everyone hits a wall of pain at some point, yet almost everyone keepEveryone hits a wall of pain at some point, yet almost everyone keepeveryone keeps going.

Almost everyone can name a simple rule — one of the most famous is Warren Buffett's mantra that he won't invest in anything he doesn't understand — but such rules can be difficult to uncover and learn, even though, in retrospect, they can seem blindingly obvious.

Almost everyone's pooch can now enjoy this subscription channel, which is taking over cable like some sort of doggone HBO.

While I believe almost everyone should get the advice of a professional certified financial planner when making this decision, there are some ways to start figuring out how close you are to realizing your retirement dreams.

«I could not count the number of wigs we use on that show if I wanted to — almost everyone wears one,» she says, adding that even the most unsuspecting men in the series do.

Almost everyone makes some sort of vow to improve themselves at the beginning of the New Year, so take advantage of that mindset.

He said the U.S. «exceeded the expectations of almost everyone» in applying sanctions in an effort to stop North Korea's nuclear and missile programs.

Almost everyone seems to be on board with this innovative future, from the leadership of our country to everyday consumers.

Almost everyone is paying close attention to the security of their loved ones and properties.

Almost everyone experiences a mid-afternoon lull: a dip in energy levels, alertness, and concentration as part of your natural circadian rhythm, explains Michael Kerr, an international business speaker and author of «You Can't Be Serious!

Growth, especially if it happens quickly, takes almost everyone out of their comfort zone.

For starters, this hard drive boasts a hefty 2 TB of storage, which should be plenty for almost everyone.

Their triumphalism ignored the fact that British equities rallied because almost everyone expects the Bank of England to push interest rates lower.

Almost everyone expects the Bank of England to do this because the uncertainty caused by the referendum debate and the result likely caused a recession.

Almost everyone else hated the name, pointing out that slacking is the opposite of working — bad advertising for productivity software.

In a flurry of tweets, Trump said Comey had «lost the confidence of almost everyone in Washington,» adding: «When things calm down, they will be thanking me!»

In an election year, the Wells scandal is a Wall Street scandal that the average American is directly connected with (almost everyone has a bank account), and it can help the members of Congress look tough on the financial industry.

Almost 25 years ago, Boston Beer became the first brewer to age beer in spirit barrels, a now - standard practice that, Koch says, «everyone thought was illegal, because you couldn't commingle different types of alcohol.»

Economic growth has traditionally meant that everyone is better off, but in Canada the latest surge of growth simply concentrated income gains in the hands of a few, with the richest 1 % taking almost a third of all income growth between 1997 and 2007.

I'd agree with many of the detailed reviews out there — it certainly does hang with the big boys and it's almost a phone that everyone might want.

As almost everyone knows, the city fell on hard times during the latter half of the 20th century — and still faces significant challenges.

Five - point type is small print, so tiny that almost everyone who remembers the Bay of Pigs or the fall of Saigon will need bifocals to read it.

«This is for when the system has become 100 % reliable and cheap enough for almost everyone to take the 80 day trip to the red planet,» Lütken wrote, to the delight of fellow Redditors.

«Almost everyone agrees that the Director made serious mistakes; it is one of the few issues that unites people of diverse perspectives.»

The news caught almost everyone off guard because Netflix had previously set a goal of being available in most of the world by the end of this year.

Almost everyone looking to get hired does some investigation online of the companies they want to work for.

As you would imagine, when you are one of the fifteen hundred people on planet Earth with a net worth of a billion dollars, you get access to almost everyone!

It requires almost everyone to be insured and provides financial help to consumers who otherwise would spend too much of their paycheck on their premiums.

In reality, almost everyone wants to interact with people from all walks of life.

«There was almost a cultural ennui where everyone was so used to the status quo that the notion of questioning it seemed almost, if I may say, unnecessary,» she said.

The culture of caring for People First comes from our CEO and it is felt and shared by almost everyone.

Apple is expected to announce a number of new products and services at its event on Wednesday, but for media types one of the most important will be the company's newest take on news aggregation: Apple News, a curated selection of headlines from media partners that almost everyone has described as «Flipboard - like.»

An observer unaware of Moore's rank might easily mistake him for an unusually forceful and charismatic enlisted man as he strides through the Tarawa's maze of narrow steel corridors, bellowing encouragement and mild jibes to almost everyone he encounters.

Look, everyone hates email, but here at Business Insider we use chat app Slack — another product dubbed an «email killer» — and I can assure you it has done almost nothing to reduce the amount of email sent but it has killed Campfire and AIM.

In this age of hyper - competitiveness, thinking that someone else's victory «steals» from your own success creeps on almost everyone.

According to The Washington Post, while all State Department employees will remain on duty, at least in the short - term, and uniformed members of the military will be paid, other agencies will lose almost everyone.