Sentences with phrase «change at your next visit»

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Just remember this, the next time you visit a holy temple, don't forget to observe those who are outside - nothing changes when you come out, no prayer makes the beggar filthy hungry man become rich in a minute, but You can feed him, at least once, and that to me is real....

The next visit at 15,000 miles set us back $ 459.87 for an oil change, a cabin - air - filter replacement, the checking and refilling of various fluids, and a thorough inspection.

Our factory - trained technicians are more than happy to run a diagnostic battery service whenever you stop in — ask your Service Advisor for details at your next oil change or regular maintenance visit.

And while there's not much you can do to change a person outright, there are small ways you can encourage clients to extend more courtesy at their next visit.

Over the next ten months, four sustainability experts will conduct three - day visits to communities and provide comprehensive recommendations for infrastructure and policy changes aimed at helping the communities build a future that is more resource - efficient, livable, healthy, and environmentally responsible.

Over the next six months, four sustainability experts will conduct three - day visits to communities and provide comprehensive recommendations for infrastructure and policy changes aimed at helping the communities build a future that is more resource - efficient, livable, healthy, and environmentally responsible.

Simon comments, «Although the team at the Solicitors Regulation Authority was happy with the Toshiba Z40 devices that were being used by certain team members at the time, I'm always keen to visit customer sites to show them any product updates so they're aware of what's coming next and of any upcoming roadmap changes.

If you have been made redundant, want a career change or are looking for a challenge in your next career move, come and visit Personal Career Management at the Career Advice Clinic.

Discover more about what happened at the event by visiting NAR's The Source blog, www.blog.commercialsource.com — and find out what GLVAR's next steps will be in helping change this block of their community.