Sentences with phrase «comment yesterday because»
Ok did not want to comment yesterday because I would have used indecent languages, ok let us look at some points.
http://www.justarsenal.com/ Not exact matches
Either way, the one - two punch was evidently more than Facebook could stomach, perhaps because Palihapitiya's comments were so widely circulated yesterday — appearing first in The Verge but subsequently in CNBC, Quartz, Business Insider and Fortune.
Actually Sabio I appreciate your comment because just yesterday, after receiving a sympathy letter from someone about being damaged, I decided I needed to update my bio.
Someone on this site yesterday responded to a comment I made about the difficulties of caring for a parent with Alzheimer's that it was a minor issue because social security helped out!
I am here because i came to read the comments they were made since i left yesterday afternoon.
yesterday someone commented on this forum the ozil was poor because Giroud is shit.
I just came in there with that comment because there was some back and forth arguments and i wanted to get that off my chest after reading someones response to me yesterday.
Yes, I had one of those American Meat Institute drones post the following comment on my pink slime article yesterday: «This post is really troubling because it so badly misrepresents what is involved.
Krueger joined me on «Capital Tonight» after yesterday's gavel - in, gavel - out session and said she couldn't comment on the Kaye report because she hadn't yet had a chance to read it.
The Tories were yesterday keen to highlight comments from Pimco, a bond investor that employs Ed Balls's brother, Andrew, saying it was going to going to cut back on buying UK gilts because of concerns about the level of government borrowing.
Yesterday I already showed you my new Schutz shoes and because of the nice comments on these golden mules, on my blog and on instagram (@RedReidingHood), I immediately decided to take outfit photos.
I didn't mentioned about the boys sick on my comment to you yesterday because I've visited you before I went to pick them up from school and I found out they had a fever, runny nose, cough later on the night, so I've been taking care of the two all day and will be again tomorrow too.
I had to jump in after this comment because I belted a loose - fitting maternity dress just yesterday!
It was Scott's review (hardly favorable, but thought - provoking because of that comment) that led me to the cinema yesterday to watch Transformers: Age of Extinction.
The math resource teacher at my school was just commenting yesterday about several students who knew all of their facts, but were unable to solve a word problem because they were unable to read and comprehend it.
Hi Allison, I'm posting my response again (what I can remember of it anyway) because your original comment (and my response) were accidentally deleted yesterday... and I want to be sure you got my reply.
Yesterday's post elicited a comment from a reader who wondered if it's worth joining Costco because their prices aren't always the cheapest and they offer a limited selection of merchandise.
Also if anyone is wondering why i did nt post this sooner, it's because yesterday we got 3 of those comments, instead of the usual 1 comment.
As noted yesterday in a comment, David Robinson, New Jersey's state climatologist and a professor at Rutgers, is particularly concerned about rain because the ground in much of the region is already saturated from earlier rains:
Dr. James R. Mahoney, the Commerce Department official in charge of climate research, said yesterday that he would not comment on the report because he had not seen the final version.
On This Week with George Stephanopoulos yesterday, conservative columnist George Will commented on President Obama's emphasis on green cars, now that the White House is arguably a co-owner of Chrysler and is running GM, and claimed that the Prius is only successful because it doesn't make any profits:
Yesterday, a White House official, who asked not to be identified because the policy has yet to be finalized, said Browner's comments did not mean the administration was seeking to usurp Congress's role in regulating carbon dioxide and other emissions linked to global warming.
Android head Andy Rubin must've been pretty riled up by Steve Jobs» comments yesterday about the openness of Android, because he finally sent his first tweet, which you can see above.