Sentences with phrase «asked local people»

He chose the rout he wanted to walk, decided roughly where it would be good to stop every night, and then asked local people if they would be willing to put a small group up for the night.

He asked local people and tourists in the volcano's surrounding areas to remain calm but also warned them to stay alert.

TEAM BUFO took cane toads and native frogs to shopping centres around Darwin, and we asked local people which amphibian was which.

Lukhaup suspected the crayfish was from Indonesia's West Papua province, and he asked local people if they had ever seen it.

«We have to go back and ask local people from those areas to be brutally honest about what they think of us and what they want from us.»

If in doubt, ask any local person in Koh Samui and they will definitely be able to point you to the right direction!

Did we ask the local people for their ideas?

askalo is based on the idea that when people want the best information about a city, they prefer to ask a local person who knows their way around that city.

Not exact matches

According to Search Engine Land's findings, most people surveyed were just as likely to turn to the Internet, as they were to ask for personal recommendations about local businesses.

The company could raise about $ 400 million from a local market listing, the people said, asking not to be identified as the details aren't public.

Most of the people I talk with here in Cameroon end up asking me how the online money is withdrawn to local CFA.

Research from a questionnaire taken by The Institute for American Church Growth showed that when over 4000 people in 35 states and three countries were asked why they became part of a local church, 75 % to 90 % responded that friends and relatives were the «door of entrance.»

If you live in a larger town or city, you may want to contact some of your local homeless service agencies and ask if the people you see on the corners are really homeless or are professional panhandlers.

When asked how we can bring Christianity to young people in 2018 he said: «We're really exploring what it means to reach out to a digital generation and take the good news in an effective way but find a way to bring them into relational contact with the local church.»

The tension becomes frustratingly evident, he adds, in the efforts of those on the ground who «want to pursue the local but then begin to lose their nerve because they feel they're becoming too parochial — people of initiative, people of courage, pastors and local communities, who try to pursue the agenda of inculturation nevertheless looking over their shoulder all the time wondering when they're going to be asked or called to account.»

«I think if we change that step and really become students of each other's narratives and ask questions about why people perceive certain things in a certain way instead of jumping to judgment, then I think we'll be better equipped to have more diversity in local churches.»

Here the figures of speech, the examples selected, and the persons addressed all belong to the villages of Galilee — the savorless salt thrown into the street, the one lamp that lights the whole household, the village blasphemer with his string of profanity and terms of abuse, the temple pilgrim offering his one gift, the village judge and the jailer, the local ruffian swift to strike, the king's man or garrison officer who compels the peasant to carry his baggage or to yield up his own cloak, the sinner's field wet with the same rain that falls on his righteous neighbor's, the local tax collector, the birds of the air and the lilies of the field, the child asking to be fed, the fruitful trees and the unfruitful, the wise and foolish house - builders.

Several years ago, when I was asked to speak on the liberation of the poor in Sao Paulo, Brazil, several hundred persons from local base communities entered the lecture hall early and filled up all the seats.

The magazine in other research asked over 4,000 people in 35 states and three countries why they had become part of a local church.

At the beginning of the Minnesota course, Smith and Bodin ask students to identify religious agencies (synagogues, churches, hospitals, schools), places and persons that they know in their local community.

«One of the questions we also ask ourselves is what does the local area not have that we think people will gravitate toward,» Zappacosta says.

For the most part, these seem to just be mega church pastors who put their sermon videos online for people to watch at home, and then they ask the people who watch them to tithe to their church and get involved in a local small group.

«My dream is for people to ask specifically for a Jensen patty when they go to local supermarkets.»

Asking me to recreate a dessert you had at that local eatery only you and 5 other people know about it, it's not going to help.

For the person asking about coconut oil: Try the ethnic sections of your local grocery store.

At my local seafood market, I'll often ask the guys behind the counter to save me the Pacific salmon skin that people have removed.

Employees: 200 «The quality of commercial bread had declined and Locations: 4 Steven Sullivan, president and the owners of other local restaurants and stores were co-founder: «People need to see asking us if we could bake bread for them as well.»

I know your wondering... where to get the green tomatoes, well you may have to grow them yourself but you could also ask your local produce person if they ever get green tomatoes and I bet the answer is yes.

I have already started a twitter thread asking people to not attend games, even if you must watch at a local bar, do not put on your Arsenal shirt.

Ask friends, look online at websites like healthgrades.com (but be cautious of how many people have reviewed them), and see if your hospital has contracts with any local offices.

Online communities offer a chance to ask questions and get ideas and resources in return, while local communities are great for connecting to AP moms and dads in person.

After polling other couples, asking sexologist Dr. Carlen Costa, and harassing parents at the local indoor play hang - out, these are things people have found really increased their love for their partners:

Our midwife just asked for people to donate breastmilk to a local mom so I volunteered and just pumped for the first time about an hour ago!

There's always lots of information to be had and questions to be asked, so come meet other local families and people who also consider autism truly important.

«We're having a holiday open house and asking people to bring donations for our local

«We're having a holiday open house and asking people to bring donations for our local Ronald McDonald House.

So, I think as a fashion brand and as a brand that is committed to being very functional, we couldn't do what we do without asking questions all the time so we ask people on social media, we ask local moms who help out a ton.

• Shop around and get free estimates from several different companies • Make sure the company you choose is bonded in case they cause damage to your home • Ask to see a list of references or other people that you can call to see how well they performed their job • Check with the BBB or local watch dog group to make sure that they haven't had numerous complaints • Make sure they agree to give you a free estimate and that they warranty your work • Also, make sure the work order is negotiable.

«I'm sure the fact that we've been seen to immerse ourselves in the community, actually talk to people, get alongside them on local issues, it helps an awful lot,» says Farron, when I ask how he has managed to protect his territory from the epic national swings against the Lib Dems.

In a letter to the Local Authority of Chief Executives and Association of Chief Police Officers, Home Office minister Vernon Coaker emphasised concerns over young people's access to knives and asked for increased activity to tackle the problem.

We asked for views from disabled people, employers, charities and others on how we can change attitudes among employers as well as improving local services so that we can break down the barriers disabled people still face in the labour market.

Much the same way that most people believe in limits on Welfare spending, we shouldn't ask our presumptive nominee to just throw lavish amounts of money at state and local entities.

Local businesses are being asked to help fight the drug epidemic by supporting people who are in recovery.

Or she could pop into one of the many foodbanks around the country to ask why people are forced to rely on donations of food by local people.

The question asked of Campaign Doctor by the person wondering if joining a local church would build their profile in the community (TP, September) showed a lack of understanding of the church's role in the community.

Increasingly, people who are heading back to England, having spent time in Scotland and found themselves in possession of Scottish banknotes, are going to local banks and businesses and asking to have their Scottish notes changed to Bank of England notes, for fear that they will run into difficulty with the use of the Scottish notes back in England.

From residents asking if they can roll up zebra crossings to requests to register the death of living people, local councils have published their weirdest requests from residents.

All he'll say about local asks is, «We have some new people in office with perhaps different priorities and needs.»

«You can not heal a local economy by asking more of people with little left to give.»

Asked about Kingson's announcement, Katko's campaign released the following statement: «Congressman Katko is focused on serving the people of Central New York and addressing local priorities like economic growth, mental healthcare, the heroin epidemic and poverty.