Sentences with phrase «forget about the judge»

Forget about judging.

It's probably time to get myself to a proper swim shop and locate a bathing suit that will tuck in my nursing breasts, pull in my post partum tummy and let me just soak in the sunshine and forget about judging myself.

Every time you open your mouth, forget about the judge, other lawyers, and court staff.

Not exact matches

Forget about searching online for how many homeruns Aaron Judge has hit this season.

Forget this stupidity about a «higher judge».

Jesus certainly has a lesson about judging others; however, what people often forget is that Jesus took this woman aside and told her not to continue in this behavior (v. 11), and I can image He did so quite gently.

but if you take the book literally — then you can't forget the part about not judging others... plus a bunch of other stuff about being «nice» to all people regardless of anything...

Judge was the new Stanton, it seemed, which made it easy to forget about the old Stanton:

-- you are not a real Arsenal fan — you are a wind - up artist — you know nothing about football — you should blame Kroenke — you forgot about the many injuries we have had — you are disrespectful and forgot what he has done for us more than a decade ago — you are ungrateful because he build us a nice stadium — judge him at the end of the season

I forgot about his footwear and stopped judging... and just had a great time.

However, I suggest that you forget all that you have heard about the TTS quality (including my own opinion) and judge it for yourself.

Judge Howard E. Manning Jr. is in charge of making sure the state hasn't forgotten about the Leandro case, a decades - old landmark lawsuit that says all children - regardless of their socioeconomic backgrounds - deserve a «sound, basic education.»

I'm going to judge this car on its luxury feel quotient (such as interior materials, trim, ride quality and effortless driving) and forget about if it's going to be a canyon carver.

Forgot about that outdated saying of «don't judge a book by its cover.»

With winter on her heels, Judge had to find shelter and work, elude slave catchers and forget about the family she left behind.

Much like Judge Chen (who's making the settlement decision) everyone seems to have forgotten about Google Books and Google Editions.

Don't forget about fire drills, inspections over breaks, and other times when you're not in the room that other people might be, and certainly don't forget that you don't know how well your roommate judges character.

However, when Battleship is taken out of the confines of movie - based games and judged according to the wider game market, it's a dull, bland FPS that is so completely generic that I actually forgot about it while I was watching the credits roll.

I'll try to forget about the Transparent Eyeball judging us all.

Jon Baines, a data protection advisor at Mishcon de Reya, said the ruling suggests the courts will judge «right to be forgotten» cases on their specific facts and that there is likely to be «an increase in the number of successful requests for delisting, as individuals take note of the court's analysis, and assert their strong and potentially enforceable rights to have out - of - date or inaccurate information about them on the internet made more difficult, at least, to find».

One thing you will learn about law in due course, if you haven't already, is that sometimes judges forget to mention the cases.

As can be evidenced from the transcript, the judge has specifically instructed the two jurors working as engineers at the local tech companies that they'd have to «forget» what they know about both the software engineering and the patent law itself, too, starting their work on the whole case with a completely clean sheet, using a very simple criteria for making decisions:

You said «given tickets by Police» I guess you forgot about being convicted in a court by a Judge, did you?

Rather than seeing the recommendations of the Committee adopted and then perhaps eroded or forgotten with the passage of time, Chief Judge Pascoe and Judge Myers held discussions with Reconciliation Australia about the possibility of the Federal Circuit Court developing a Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP)-- thereby becoming the first Australian court, State or Federal, to do so.