Sentences with phrase «apparently coming today»

An official announcement is all that is left, and it's apparently coming today.

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However, all this, as we know, has had to be reconsidered by Christians, Mother Church included, once the geological and palaeontological sciences began to reveal the apparently immense age of the earth and the evidence that the biological species did not all come into existence at once exactly as they are today but by some kind of transformism.

Metro is reporting that the agent of Riyad Mahrez is having a meeting with the people at Leicester City today as the Premier League champions are poised to receive an offer of # 35 million for the Algerian, who apparently wants to come to north London.

The lone outstanding Senate race — in Virginia — looks likely to come to closure today at 3 p.m. ET when Sen. George Allen (R) has scheduled a press conference, apparently to concede defeat.

Apparently most are unaware of the stunningly beautiful P1800 that came well before... Fast - forward to today and there's plenty to like about Volvo's modern range, particularly in the sleek styling of the S60, which looks as fresh as the day it was released.

I asked 4 people today at work on sprint if they would switch to tmobile for this blackberry they were all like uhmm no I actually like having reception inside buildings LOL something tmobile doesn't provide over here in LA cuz apparently they all tried tmobile before and did nt like that it crapped out in many buildings in dwtwn LA were sprint usually comes tru.

Firstly, one of the videos that came out today by RGT 85 mentions that Julius, the person at the CES show who sent him the screenshots and information, apparently spoke to the team at Retro - Bit about systems and had this to say: «Retro - Bit is planning to do systems as well.»

Today was one such day, because I came across a reference to David Mellinkoff in the blog Language Log, and his apparently classic book, first published in 1963, The Language of the Law.

Clients say between sobs that apparently all lawyers now on strike today, something to do with legal aid, lawyers not being paid enough so not prepared to come to court.

While browsing the news today, I came across an informative class action - related snippet on www.lexology.com apparently authored by someone at my firm.

Today saw the announcement that Misfit's activity tracking software was coming to Pebble smartwatches, something that took us by surprise, apparently it's because Misfit's leadership saw the death of dedicated fitness trackers in the tea leaves.