Sentences with phrase «even heard his interview»

«I never even heard his interview.

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Troy says 5 years ago he had never heard of «venture capital» yet when I've seen him be interviewed before or even in our discussions he uses industry terms in technology and venture that display a sophisticated understanding of the way our industry works in a way that only a truly engaged and curious person could master in a short period of time.

How often have we turned on the evening news to yet another story of someone who committed some atrocious act and heard the reporter interviewing that person's neighbors and acquaintances and heard «We were shocked.»

Interviews with more than a dozen former and current Mavericks employees in different departments, conducted during a months - long SPORTS ILLUSTRATED investigation, paint a picture of a corporate culture rife with misogyny and predatory sexual behavior: alleged public fondling by the team president; outright domestic assault by a high - profile member of the Mavs.com staff; unsupportive or even intimidating responses from superiors who heard complaints of inappropriate behavior from their employees; even an employee who openly watched pornography at his desk.

Didn't hear his interview about not needed reinforcements if everyone is back fit and if that's the case we will be lucky to even retain the FA Cup which in my eyes is the only realistic trophy for us this season.

Chelsea fans forum is the best place to be for now, they are now telling how he had a skull injury so he wont last long, a traitor, he did not thank mourihno blah blah.Anyway I was one of those against cech move because of Ospina but after listening to his interview he is coming to compete for his place and he believes he can bring something a little extra, Yeah.Szyny says he wants to stay even if as 3rd choice I heard martinez is wanted in spain so he can go and let szny to play for under21s until cech retires then he can take over!

Heck, I have even participated in and heard of others participating in Skype interviews to land TV appearances.

«I heard, in my interviews, many moms that called their daughters «my beautiful little friend,» «my best friend,» or even «my little sister,»» she writes in an article, «The Onlies.»

This is a question — in this case one I heard in an interview — that has always been complex, but is becoming even more so, in the UK and elsewhere.

During an interview for this evening's «Capital Tonight», state GOP Chairman Ed Cox told me he has heard Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver is warning people the climate is so bad for incumbents and Democrats that his conference could lose as many as 25 seats this fall.

Even though I've read Dr. Wahl's book, watched her Ted talk and heard her interviewed several times on other podcasts, your interview kept me engaged and interested and I learned new things.

They seem to claim — in their books as well as in many interviews I've heard — that once you go out of ketosis by eating higher carb / protein even just once that it can take weeks to become «keto adapted» again.

I'm wondering (even tho I know I've heard you interviewed on another You Tube station, but can't remember) if, while kicking candida's butt, if you cut out all fats at first, or kept to the lower than 10 % fat.

Between her own life experiences - including a 23 year marriage, raising an amazing daughter, surviving a tough divorce, overcoming a history of childhood sexual abuse, and sitting at the brink of suicide - and then learning about even more relationship stories through interviews from folks across the country... she's heard it all.

«I heard the tiny ding of the notification on my phone when I realized he'd responded back, and positively, even enthusiastically,» Sona recalled in an interview with SheKnows.

While it's a tad painful to hear Imagineers talking so seriously about a concept as flimsy as Pixie Hollow, the interviews are a nice reminder of the attention Disney Parks is willing to pay to even the most trivial details.

We even hear from Price and de Toth themselves through relevant archival interview excerpts.

The Liberace interview and many other scenes of the senate hearings are all pulled from kinescope archives, giving this film an additional sense of relevancy and perhaps even truth.

Everyone from Agnes Varda to Peter Farrelly, from Julie Taymor to Patty Jenkins, from Ben Kingsley to Geena Davis and countless others are interviewed in Be Natural, commenting on the films of Guy - Blaché after Green provided those film that still survive (many are in the Library of Congress, or in the hands of collectors) to view, while most admit they had never before heard of Alice Guy - Blaché — even savvy filmmaker / film historian Peter Bogdanovich said he hadn't.

After taking time to interview many families over the years, I have heard much of the same thing «we are doing hours of homework in the evenings, along with reading books».

His wife, in a telephone interview last week, said the sentence was handed down even after Mr. Miranda, who is 56 years old and has a history of heart ailments, had to be taken from the site of the hearings in Havana by ambulance to a hospital because of high blood pressure.

This was a great interview and if you've never heard of blog tours, if you have but you weren't sure what they were all about, or even if you have done a blog tour before, Alana has tons of great information.

Today's guest is author B.L. (Barb) Berry, and as you'll hear in the interview, her job forced her to take a hard look at GDPR, and then to take an even deeper look at how it might impact her career as a romance author.

If you're in the «what are you talking about» category, GDPR is the General Data Protection Regulation rule in the EU that will govern data protection and privacy for individuals within the European Union.Today's guest is author BL (Barb) Berry, and as you'll hear in the interview, her job forced her to take a hard look at GDPR, and then to take an even deeper look at how it might impact her career as a romance author.

The combination of these attributes resulted in her magnum opus on Buffett, but it's often interesting to hear her interviews because even though the book was extensive, it still is likely a small fraction of the information she gathered up during her thousands of hours of time she spent with Buffett.

You may hear it from commercials on television, ads in your local newspaper, or even interviews on the radio about your local shelter in need of adoptive homes so that they can save more lives.

I have had kippers with Hugh (really) and interviewed him a couple of times and so know him a little and I have worked as a consultant to Microsoft for many years, so it was a bit like hearing two friends had got married and you had no idea they were even seeing each other.

We know that story ends well, as this code appendix was approved by the ICC to be included in the 2018 version of the International Residential Code (IRC), but the mash - up of the interviews and the footage from the actual hearings themselves nevertheless make for suspenseful viewing — even if you've never considered building code deliberations exciting.

In an interview with me last year another of the authors, Prof Michael Mann, described the period of an alleged slowdown as the «faux pause», saying that «global warming hasn't stopped, even though you still hear those contrarian talking points.»

Budyko spoke even more strongly about the benefits in my 1990 interview with him, AIP, and I have heard other informed Russians say global warming would be a good thing for their country.

Also, as I heard stated yesterday in a radio interview on CBC, parents are reluctant even to take away their kids» devices at bedtime because they don't want to be held to the same standard.

It all starts off with the whole ordeal of applying for and waiting to hear if you've even managed to get interviews with any of the firms that will be on campus to interview potential summer students.

During their interview with the Citizen, the lawyers called for a high - level national debate over new media and its growing impact on Canadian court proceedings and spoke of how they deliberately put a protective «code of silence» on the Williams evidence — even within their own office — and how they agonized for days over the statement Edelson read in court at the end of the hearing.

When I began interviewing SRLs in British Columbia, Ontario and Alberta in December 2011, I was ready to hear stories of frustration and confusion, bewilderment even, with the complexity of the legal system.

I hear you but if interviewees are even more unstructured when it comes to the job interview.

Even when the news isn't what they hope to receive, candidates expect a response: 1 in 4 candidates (25 percent) expect to hear if the employer will not be bringing them in for an interview.

In fact, many times a resume won't even ensure you get your foot in the door for an interview, especially if sending out emails to people who don't know you or haven't heard of you.

What's important is to wear what's a good fit for the corporate environment, but even when you're interviewing at a workplace where nobody has heard the phrase «dress code» you don't want to look like a slob.

Since asking the right questions is such an integral part of the interview stage, we're following up our last job interview questions post with even more insights from hiring experts and managers about the questions they're expecting to hear that job seekers often miss.

You have heard all of the right advice from all of the right experts; your resume is perfect, you have crafted cover letter, and you have even role - played interview questions with your mentor.

Stress can even affect how you hear interview questions.

It's even more frustrating if and when you hear that the company who had you bust your behind on a personalized, kickass cover letter, stress over your interview outfit and carve time out of your hectic schedule to come in ends up hiring someone from within.

Putting your job search on hold while you wait to hear back from a specific position and company — sometimes before you've even been invited to interview for it — can cost you in time, momentum, and opportunity (e.g., an interesting opening you may miss during this period).

You'll also hear insider tips on how to impress the interview panel before you even get into the room, plus how to craft your answers and deliver them with impact.

With preparation and the right mindset, however, any candidate — even the quietest candidate — can make his or her voice heard in a group interview setting.

However, an employer who reads one thing on - line and hears another at the interview becomes confused and even suspicious.

Hiring managers hear a lot of vague buzzwords every day, like «hard - working», etc. (I even warn against using these words in my job interview answer guide).

Any situation that brings the parties face to face is an opportunity for violence: a mediation session, joint interviews with a guardian ad litem, and even a court hearing, although formal settings often feel safer than informal ones and the courthouse offers some security.

As you'll hear in the interview, there were plenty of bumps along the road to the closing table (and even at the closing table), but Michele stuck with it and was able to pull it off in the end!