Sentences with phrase «feel free call»

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I feel like a Navy Seal called in to somehow covertly free the company from the shackles of it's founder.

Whether or not Mickey is a gamer, Disney Research in Pittsburgh is developing a new technology called Aireal that would enable users of hands free, motion - controlled devices such as the Microsoft Kinect or Leap Motion to actually feel the virtual objects they're manipulating.

Feel free to connect with me here on LinkedIn, drop me a line at [EMAIL ADDRESS], visit me online at [WEBSITE URL] or call me directly at [PHONE NUMBER].

feel free to drop in a clear call to action along with the content you post regularly.

«It puts egg on our face, and we deserve any criticism we get so feel free to give it to us,» he said to analysts during a May 10 conference call.

Earlier this year, while on a coaching call with a senior Fortune 1000 executive, she confided that she was feeling super disengaged; she was dreading having to spend the next day or so ensuring that a very important spreadsheet was error free.

If you feel overwhelmed by debt, call a certified credit counselor or get started online for a free analysis of your financial situation.

Feel free to call us, drop in during Advising Hours or book an appointment online to speak with a Haskayne Undergraduate Academic Advisor.

Feel free to use it, or call us and we'll take care of the heavy lifting for you.

If you feel so strongly that there is a creature that you call your god, feel free to present a compelling argument.

We just all react to what is happening around us, we just call it free will to make ourselves feel better about not actually being in control.

Emboldened by this move, Neuhaus likewise feels free to declare that «the great majority of Christians in the world belong to bodies that, in continuity with two millennia of history, believe women can not be ordained to what is traditionally called the presbyterate,» as if the mere pronouncement of such a statement thereby settles the matter for any contemporary or future discussion.

You came by this so - called truth arbitrarily (if you did not, please feel free to explain how you evaluated thousands of interpretations against one another and managed to discern which one was the real truth), and then YOU PRESUME TO JUDGE OTHERS based on a «truth» you arrived at arbitrarily.

Feel free to call Breivik the monster he so obviously is.

Free to call themselves «single,» yet completely attached to a relationship that sometimes feels like an addiction.

Please feel free to call me wrong and evil and divisive.

The BBC was an organisation with a Christian ethos in a Christian country which itself had established Christian churches, and whose politicians in times of crisis felt free to call the whole nation to days of prayer!

In a general sense, one can speak of four areas of struggle: (i) the system of economic exploitation and social stratification (racial segregation, women's working conditions, unemployment and the new legislation of «flexibility and «deregulation); (ii) the ideology (the way of representing the world, social relations, etc.) that justifies the system — the new ideologies of race superiority, the religious legitimation of competition and the so - called free market as the only and sufficient way of organizing human life (iii) the ways in which the consciousness of the oppressed, is led to interject this ideology of domination and to develop a feeling of self - denial and self - devaluation; (iv) the atomization of the society through the weakening and destruction of neighborhood, workers and local cultural manifestations.

Taking as his text Exodus 3 - 4, the familiar story of how God appeared to Moses in the burning bush and called him to free Israel, Pastor Mark Craig emphasized the way Moses initially hesitated to respond to God's call, feeling himself unworthy.

I'm not one for these pointless, heated debates that are here, but if you sincerly have questions at all about who Jesus really is... feel free to give me a call.

Since we were friends, he felt free to call and explain why he thought I should review it in Newsweek.

When he got into the «Four Streams,» of which I will call healing streams, the more I felt set free from burdens I have carried for years.

It frees him to speak what he feels God is calling him to say.

But definitely feel free to omit the hominy and still consider the recipe authentic: it is also called Pancita in some regions, and from what I can tell Pancita also doesn't usually include hominy.

We feel free to use them in our recipes calling for dark chocolate as they are free of gluten, dairy, soy, peanuts, tree nuts, and eggs.

The 1/3 cup the recipe calls for here will not be super sweet, so if you like it sweeter, feel free to go ahead!

Either way, they're part of a savory cupcake trend, but feel free to call them mini lasagnas, too.

Egg - free: Since this cake recipe only calls for one egg, I feel pretty good about recommending a «chia egg» (1 tablespoon ground chia seeds + 1 tablespoon lukewarm water mixed and allowed to gel) as a substitution.

Please, feel free to call them yourself, make sure you get the same response and eat at your own discretion and level of your own food allergies.

While the recipe calls for almond flour, feel free to experiment with what you have on hand.

I'm calling for Idaho Yukon Gold potatoes, because I have come to prefer those with their buttery, moist flesh, but feel free to use whatever potato you favor.

Feel free to use less olive oil and butter than the recipe calls for.

It calls for ground beef, but feel free to use chorizo sausage or chicken instead.

Also, I call for a relatively modest amount of dried seaweed here, and nori itself is relatively mild in flavor, but if you think you want a more pronounced sea vegetable flavor - feel free to increase the amount to 1/2 ounce - or add it to taste.

The recipe calls for almond meal, but feel free to sub in gluten - free flour instead.

The key to a good stuffing (and yes, I know we're technically not «stuffing» this anywhere, so feel free to call this «dressing» if that makes you feel better), is letting your bread dry out for a full day before putting everything together.

The sauce calls for half mayo, half plain yogurt, but feel free to up the yogurt ratio if you're looking to cut back on calories.

The recipe calls for coconut water instead of dairy - free milk, but feel free to use plain water if you don't have coconut water on hand.

The original recipe calls for chopped - up candy bars (which, let's be honest, I'm sure is also excellent, and you should feel free to substitute whatever your favorite candy is).

* shrug * If the name of the recipe bothers you feel free to call it whatever you like!

This recipe calls for both parsley and cilantro but feel free to use other herbs like sliced chives or chopped basil.

Note: original recipe called for no garlic, but a habanero, so feel free to adjust the heat!

The recipe does call for bacon (pastured and preservative - free, of course), but if you don't do bacon, feel free to leave it out and cook the Brussels sprouts in 2 tablespoons of olive oil instead.

Like many classic cioppino recipes, this calls for red wine in the broth, but feel free to substitute white.

If you're feeling a bit lazy this gluten - free bread is great to have around for an easy dinner, or what we call «sandwich night.»

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This recipe calls for fresh truffles, but fresh truffles are hard to come by so feel free to use truffle oil (it is much more affordable and what I usually like to use).

We love this easy granola recipe heavy on the cinnamon (the recipe calls for 1 heaping tablespoon, and I'll admit, sometimes I add even more), but if that sounds a little overwhelming to you, feel free to scale back a bit.