Sentences with phrase «come out of this contact»

Whether you believe anything can come out of this contact, you can end with a general invitation to further the discussion at another time, on the interviewee's initiative, or you can directly request another interview.

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The source had instructed his media contacts to come to Hong Kong, visit a particular out - of - the - way corner of a certain hotel, and ask — loudly — for directions to another part of the hotel.

When little Tommy has the ability to pop in contact lenses to play in a virtual world and doesn't come out of his room for a month, that generation of parents will express the same type of concern their parents did about spending time on Snapchat.

On the topic of business cards, it's not a good strategy to hand a business card out to everyone you come into contact with during the conference, but rather with those you make a real connections with.

And it was Etsy's mercurial founder, Rob Kalin, who contacted the pair out of the blue, inviting them to leave Seattle and come to New York, where he would give them a free workspace.

When it comes to delivering the message, it's tempting to send out a memo, a video, or a package of colorful materials and consider it done, but there's no substitute for personal contact from the organization's highest levels.

-- With the spotlight on him, the president's son - in - law has become «paranoid,» CNN reports: «Kushner also feels that he has come under fire from his own West Wing colleagues recently, with the notion that «everyone is out to get him,» a source said... Kushner... told people that he suspected the timing of the story about his foreign contacts was coordinated to be released when issues surrounding his security clearance were in the news, according to a source familiar with his thinking.»

Our network of professional contacts also serves as a good source for new ideas, and clients even have contributed some of the better names that we've come out with.

I informed her that I had already contacted them earlier and nothing had come out of it.

In the letter, he came out as gay and encouraged fellow gay Christian students - some of whom had anonymously expressed suicidal plans in a pile of the prayer requests - to contact him if they needed help.

It was thinking Jewish, it was smelling Jewish, it was taking Judaism and putting it out to the ends of your fingertips — so that everything that you come in contact with would have a Jewish touch to it.

Of course you have come in contact with most atheists, were they in a large group at the time you figured out what they do or don't do?

I have observed that one way to approach the issue of Christology in Islamic context would be to seek out sources in Islam as it grew beyond the sanitized environs of Arabia and came in contact with peoples from other lands, religions and philosophies.

We are so quick to point out the obvious lies about Jews and Israel that come out in Egypt — the Sinai Governors claims that the Mossad released a shark into the Red Sea to kill Egyptians, or, as I once read in a newspaper whilst on holiday in Cairo, the tale of the magnetic belt buckles that Jews were selling cheap in Egypt that would sterilize men on contact — yet we so rarely examine our own misconceptions about the nature of our history with the Egyptian nation.

He said: «If we as a the Church plan to reach out with the gospel to folks who have never come into contact with the Church, and they come in to a church and find people dressed in rather a quaint, unusual, old - fashioned way, it may well put up a few barriers in terms of them relating to the gospel.

All technologies have a use value that is formed by the cultures out of which they arose and in which they come into contact.

Nordic Ware contacted me and asked if they could use the recipe in their new cookbook coming out this Fall... of course I said yes!

After coming down with a cold that knocked me out pretty good for a couple of days (I rarely get sick but it was bound to happen since EVERYONE I seemed to come in contact with was sick), I was able to get back into my regular workout routine.

It has come to our attention that organizations called «Exhibition Housing Services» and «Convention Housing Services «are contacting participants and exhibitors of trade fairs requesting them to fill out a hotel booking form.

But others have also come out in pseudo-defense of Chelsea and especially Jose Mourinho's tough stance against Nicky Hunt, the idea being that while Hunt may not have deliberately tried to fracture Cech's skull — he certainly made no attempt to avoid making contact, and showed little remorse on the pitch after clearly doing so.

If you have beaten a block or nobody blocks you, it is your job, your frigging duty, to run right through that quarterback's chest and come out of your hips on contact so as to make sure he feels it.

Vettel kept going, but spun coming out of turn three on the fluid pouring from his Ferrari's sidepod as a result of the contact, which eventually led to him retiring as well.

Their latest setback came courtesy of an Asamoah Gyan strike and some dreadful referring from Howard Webb — With the World Cup final ref dishing out an extraordinary yellow card in the direction of David Bentley for an apparent dive inside the Sunderland penalty area despite there being clear contact and the small matter of it being a stonewall spot - kick.

Of course, his agent came out and denied any club has made contact for his client, so, yeah... so much for that.

Owngoalnigeria.com contact in the Eagles camp revealed that three players came out top in the exercise, which also tasted the reflexes of the goalkeepers in the team..

We ran out of diapers on day 6 of 8, no problem — contacted the family concierge via the cell phone provided and she came and got a $ 20 note, sent a bellman to the stores off the resort and brought both the bought diapers, receipt and change back to me at the pool ---- huge tip provided to her and the bell boy, but worth it!

Rusted nails were sticking out of the bottom, there was a missing floor board inviting a leg to slip through (and come into contact with those nails), and the part of the structure to which the rope bridge attached was only a few splinters away from breaking off completely.

Interestingly, just days before the NFL's decision to suspend the use of impact sensors was announced, my local paper, The Boston Globe, came out with a powerful editorial in which it urged college, high school, and recreational leagues in contact and collision sports to consider mandating use of impact sensors, or, at the very least, experimenting with the technology, to alert the sideline personnel to hits that might cause concussion, and to track data on repetitive head impacts, which, a growing body of peer - reviewed evidence suggests, may result, over time, in just as much, if not more, damage to an athlete's brain, as a single concussive blow, and may even predispose an athlete to concussion.

BLN does not want their expectant mothers to have any surprises when it comes to buying breast pumps and will have constant contact with you throughout the insurance verification process to let you know if you will be covered 100 % or if you can expect an out of pocket expense and the status of your order.

His head never even came into contact with her cervix, so I shudder to think how a CPM would have gotten him out of there.

Work to phase plastic out of the kitchen - especially when it may come into contact with warm foods (ditch the plastic spatulas, spoons, etc.) and opt for stainless, bamboo, or wood.

A little goes a long way, so dab a bit on wrists and neck before heading out and you'll be sure to captivate the attention of everyone you come in contact with.

Wool is a natural fiber that absorbs 30 % of the moisture that comes in contact with it and slowly lets it evaporate out in the air.

After the baby comes out, he or she is placed on your stomach for immediate skin - to - skin contact and breastfeeding instead of weighing and assessment first.

Your child will have the ability to look around and point out things that are of interest to them, but you can decide what you actually allow them to come into contact with.

«The mother was coming out of the driveway on west side of the road, and the car was turning southbound and contact was made in front of Starbucks on Evergreen in the middle of the road,» Hayes said.

A study recently came out in Pediatrics that looked at the effects of skin - to - skin contact on premature infants.

People are literally coming out of the woodwork to contact me about camp.

By going on a secondment for a couple of years, diplomats lose valuable contacts and are out of the picture when it comes to promotions.

So, if our sector ministry [Ministry of Agriculture] had been contacting us, we could have also come out with suggestions that will improve the local industry,» he said.

«Out of all the candidates we have endorsed, one particular candidate stands out that has continuous contact with us and come to us to see how we felt about issues — Jimmy Bruno,» said HeidcaOut of all the candidates we have endorsed, one particular candidate stands out that has continuous contact with us and come to us to see how we felt about issues — Jimmy Bruno,» said Heidcaout that has continuous contact with us and come to us to see how we felt about issues — Jimmy Bruno,» said Heidcamp.

When Citi News contacted the Public Relations Officer of the Tema Regional Police, ASP Juliana Obeng, she confirmed the incident saying they have commenced investigations into it, and will come out with an official position soon.

Most robotic fish are like fish out of water: They're surprisingly poor swimmers, and they often scare away any other creatures they come in contact with.

According to one hypothesis, prehistoric humans hunted most of the mammoths out of existence soon after coming into contact with them.

As other researchers asked for samples, the cells replicated, grew, and proliferated so wildly that they often took over and wiped out cell lines of any kind with which they happened to come in contact.

He really was asking me about poll data, and I got down a little bit to work on that; so I sent him a bunch of information, we had a number of contacts, e-mail and phone, and I sent him a lot of stuff to try to help him understand the issue so that he would do a better job of course, and he came out to my office to interview me later on in the month.

Each tactic involves at least 10 distinct steps — from removing gowns from the inside out (starting with neck and shoulders) to which ties on a mask to grab first (the bottom)-- and admonitions to wash hands immediately if they accidentally come into contact with the exterior of any piece of gear.

When waves come into contact with one another, they exhibit interference: waves that are all in phase (rarefying or compressing the same particles at the same time) add together to become stronger, and waves that are out of phase with one another (for example, one wave attempts to rarefy particles in a medium while another attempts to compress those same particles) cancel out.

«We asked a company to come up with an all - robot design to understand if we can take humans out of direct contact completely,» Allen says.

To find out how many other people had come into contact with TB without becoming ill, the researchers screened friends and relatives of three of the patients for the presence of TB bacteria, using a standard skin test for antibodies.