Sentences with phrase «bit about her country»

When you re considering dating a Filipino woman, it s only natural for you to think about visiting the Philippines because somewhere down the line, you will eventually meet up and what better way to prepare for it than to read more about it so you can understand a bit about the country.

The best thing before hanging out is read a little bit about her country and origins and how people from her area behave on dates.

By learning a bit about their countries, cultures, and histories, we as teachers can send a powerful message — that we care about the lives they left behind, that we think their history is important.

on the bit about our country.

It was a great opportunity to get to learn a little bit about a country and culture I had never experienced before... an opportunity to meet up with some old friends... and an opportunity to make some new ones.

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«Unfortunately, I know that people talk about this having a lot to do with these seven countries in particular, but I think the net is cast a little bit wider than we know,» Muhammad added.

You'll hear very similar sound bites about how small businesses «employ more than half of working Americans» and «how we're the backbone of this country.»

I am a bit doubtful about China's economic expansion strategy — labor productivity is generally very low in Laos and Cambodia and those countries that are not already even part of the Chinese - driven bubble economy.

It's so funny how often christians try to play the discrimination / mistreatment card, but when they actually get just the teensiest bit of what they could possibly, maybe call some minute persecution, they b!tch and moan until the whole country knows about it and changes some little rule of some college campus..

There's something a bit strange about obsessing over whether Mormons are Christians in a deeply Protestant country.

Tim: First of all none of this is about me being a victim and Christians need to be a little bit careful, particularly in this country with all the freedoms we do have, that we don't sound like victims too much.

Stefanelli also reports, «Judge Martin's comments included, «Having had the benefit of having spent over 2 and a half years in predominantly Muslim countries I think I know a little bit about the faith of Islam.»»

What drives me a bit nuts about this country is that Canadians are so quick to critisize themselves, we're the bad ones so we have to throw out all our values so that new comers will fit in and not be challenged.

But before I get into the nitty gritty of these brownies let's talk a little bit about Cape Town and what a beauty this country is.

It is important to get off the farm for a bit, lift your head up, and learn about what others are engaged in around the country.

Just saying Maradona showed a bit of guts and was prepared to have a go at different clubs in different countries and was passionate about his national team and could often carry his talent on to the national stage.

And having heard multiple people say it wasn't a penalty, having seen it from multiple angles, and now having witnessed yet another shoddy refereeing display because he probably should have sent Colgate off for dangerous play by pushing Firmino into the crowd, you do have to wonder if Arsene's points over the last week and a bit have been brought further into light about the standard of referees in this country.

«First, this is relatively small regional sample from a population with which this group has done quite a bit of work, so these parents may be more knowledgeable about concussions than other parents across the country.»

On today's SoFlo Moms on the Go sponsored by Bliss Monogramming, we talk about what Iceland's doing now that no other country is doing, along with an AMAZING giveaway, a little bit down memory lane, and more!

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Along the way, he became a near - scratch golfer and picked up little bits of useful knowledge about the Silver Lake Country Club in Orland Park — like where on the course one could find a vending machine that dispensed cold beer.

«What's peculiar about this country is the sort of shibboleth... the sacred cow aspect of the NHS, even though what the government is trying to achieve is the NHS just becomes a sort of kitemark for all these private companies, who are just sort of feeding, picking off the profitable bits.

I've written in a bit more detail elsewhere about just some of the important differences that exist (and this post builds on and overlaps somewhat with my earlier post), even within the Western world, between countries like the U.S., where the newspaper industry has suffered greatly in recent years, and then other countries like Germany or the Nordic Countries, where developments have been much less dramatic — though these countries have levels of internet penetration and use that are as high as or higher than in countries like the U.S., where the newspaper industry has suffered greatly in recent years, and then other countries like Germany or the Nordic Countries, where developments have been much less dramatic — though these countries have levels of internet penetration and use that are as high as or higher than in countries like Germany or the Nordic Countries, where developments have been much less dramatic — though these countries have levels of internet penetration and use that are as high as or higher than in Countries, where developments have been much less dramatic — though these countries have levels of internet penetration and use that are as high as or higher than in countries have levels of internet penetration and use that are as high as or higher than in the U.S..

We do not have to be disillusioned one - bit about the future of our beloved country.

Tackling the BNP is about recognising that there are hundreds of thousands of hard - working families in northern mill - towns, the once - smokey bits of the Midlands, blue collar estates in the Thames estuary and pockets of post-industrial Britain around the country who feel let down by the Establishment and are turning to the only party that talks about their concerns (Incidentally, they aren't necessarily core Labour voters, they are mostly long - standing, fed - up non-voters).

He is more concerned about fixing the country's biting economic and security conditions and other challenges than saving his job as the Deputy President of the Senate.

«I would really like to know a little bit more about what his vision is for the future of the country and his people,» he told Radio Five Live.

And contrary to his previous endorsement speech, he spoke just briefly about President - elect Donald Trump, only spending the last bit of his speech saying that the country is «going into unchartered territory.»

In addition, in my humble opinion, Smith seems a bit too excited about the chances of «an inexpensive new viral populism» taking the country (and its political class) by surprise via Facebook.

«When you go visit a foreign country, you do a little bit of research and learn a few phrases and customs so you can be a good visitor, and it's no different when you're talking about policymakers.

the National Institutes of Health being the biggest funder but in the case of the flu, the Centers for Disease Control also fund their own research and a little bit about that research, and other countries also have their own ways of funding things, typically government, and the researchers in their current model of working, they are not required to release their scientific data until they publish it.

«Australians tend to be a bit more relaxed than people from other countries, so even though you do get the «die - hard yogis» who practice every day, most people do about two or three classes per week.

I think we came into a bit of an olive oil love - in in this country a few years ago where all the chefs started to use it and everybody raved about it.

Anyway, I'm back today with another travel post and I thought it would be great to change a little bit and talk to you about a country that I have visited last year for the first time!

It will really help you out if you do a bit of research about the country and its culture first to avoid misunderstandings.

We would suggest going to Wikipedia and learning a little bit more about the country.

Learn a bit about the cuisine of her country and prepare a surprise lunch or dinner.

What might help you to build rapport with your partner and their family is to learn a little bit about their heritage, country of origin and habits.

Sometimes I go to the business trips and I want to learn a bit about culture of country that I visit.

Meester stars in the new movie Country Strong opening Friday, so she told us a little bit about the show -LSB-...]

After its amazing middle - run, Monae's third full - length starts to shake a little under its own weight, such as the six - minute «Don't Judge Me» which is a little bit of a slog to get through when it is largely repeating themes and ideas Monae has already expressed more explicitly and effectively earlier on, and while finale «Americans» is largely an ironic song about the type of country Monae wishes she lived in, it has a tendency to taste a little sour all the same with its overt Americana imagery.

Foley, a grizzled, hard - bitten type who could have been cast in an old Chuck Norris movie, talks about the border struggle «to save the country» in terms more befitting a race war.

One senses the conspiracy maniac champing at the bit in the stray shot across the bow at how we're going to avenge this blow against our country (by taking down a Middle Eastern nation because its despot once tried to kill our current leader's daddy, apparently), or in recycled footage of Bush Jr. jetting across the country, pausing long enough at the stray landing strip to deliver robot platitudes and promises of vengeance — yet Stone resists politicizing the events of 9/11 by presenting what can most delicately be described as an entirely unexceptional film about completely familiar events.

by Matthew Pejkovic Greek filmmaker Athina Rachel Tsangari talks about her Official Competition film at SFF, her relationship with her home country and the freedom of being a little bit eccentric.

INTERVIEWER: So Massachusetts was a little bit ahead of the curve, but at the time in 1975 this was a big deal for the country and a little bit of history lesson about how this legislation came about, how it was kind of pushed through and how it's changed in 40 years, celebrating its 40th anniversary this year.

Specifically, this lesson is for teaching about tax burdens, looking at various countries... it is also the third lesson I teach on tax and provides a bit of a summary / review as well.

Americans learn a bit more every year about the strengths and shortcomings of the education systems in other countries, thanks to a steady raft of international test data, academic scholarship, and analysis arriving from home and abroad.

Americans learn a bit more every year about the strengths and shortcomings of the education systems in other countries, thanks to a steady raft of international test data, academic scholarship,...

And there has been quite a bit of interest in my international colleagues in learning more about how we did it in the US and how they might do it in their countries as well.

And in my country, people drive cars until about bit over 20 years old.