Sentences with phrase «chat about that next time»

We can chat about that next time.

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I wonder how the Graham group would feel about the Army hosting the Pope the next time he is stateside, or the Dalai Lama, or maybe some choice imams can be brought over from Iran to have a chat with our service people.

The next time you chat with Lance ask him about the difference between gnosis and epignosis doctrine.

Now that my husband and I have a toddler we often chit chat about what it was like when he was a newborn and what we want to do differently the next time we become parents.

It lets you learn more about each other and also creates the chance to setup the next date and gives you more to talk about the next time you chat.

The next time that you are chatting with Surrey singles on a dating site, why not ask them how they feel about a leisurely glide on a bike through some gorgeous park scenery, perhaps with a pit stop for a picnic on the way.

Next you can answer questions about your requirements, hobbies, interests and beliefs - this is so Older Dating can match you with like minded singles, leaving you with more time to chat to people and less time scrolling through unlikely singles.

Rick took out some time to chat about the film and what we can expect next.

Some of the important and informative chats you should think about having the next time you see your veterinarian are:

It could be of the new movie reboot that's been chatted about a a bit, though considering the timing of its appearance the chances of a new game reveal at E3 next week just went up considerably.

Not available online, unfortunately, the article appears in the print version of March's Martha Stewart Living; we'll have to chat her up about it the next time TreeHugger stops in to see her.

Send the person you need to speak with an email about the purpose of the chat, add in a few times you'd like to meet in the next day or two, and make sure to follow up with them to get it scheduled.

AESC chats with Glenda K. Brown, Managing Director, BlueSteps & Global Partnerships, about why contrary to popular belief, the holidays could still be a good time to land your next executive position.