Sentences with phrase «forget who»

A hiring manager will either become enthusiastic about you, or forget who you are.

Take notes as it's easy to forget who said what once you've heard from a few different employers.

And clearing cookies makes your browser forget who you are, so you'll have to sign back into any site that was saving your login.

One would think, but let's not forget who we are dealing with.

A lot of people forget who they are publishing to.

Naturally, I immediately forget who these lawyers are.

While Donald Trump is both a driver and a symptom of the current divisiveness around that, let's not forget who set the tone.

Agreed, I forget who it was that said «You can not reason someone out of a position that they didn't reason themselves into» However, those who live by the sword ets...

It seems they forget who they work for.

Dr Tim Ball, who by sheer coincidence is also being sued by the litigious Dr Mann - if you're having trouble keeping track, Dr Ball is the accused in Mann's suit in British Columbia; I'm the accused in Mann's suit in the District of Columbia; I forget who the accused is in Mann's suit in the Republic of Colombia, but it'll come to me... At any rate, Dr Ball has a useful overview of the supermodels on the climate catwalk that includes this revealing quote from the late Stephen Schneider, Stanford professor, founding editor of Climatic Change, and advisor to multiple US presidents up to and including Obama:

Let's not forget who we are dealing with here.

B: I do remember the occasion when I was at the Art Students League and I think I was in the gallery the day before, and you said with great excitement that you were going to be visited the following day or maybe it was later that same day by this distinguished group of people including Gordon Washburn of the Carnegie Institute I think, John Walker the director of the National Gallery in Washington and one other eminent person, I forget who it was.

«They're not trying to make you forget who they are or identify so intensely with the story or the characters that you forget what it's about.

The Internet at large can make us forget who we are and what really pleases us.

Her self - definition is complicated by her move to Austria: to integrate herself into her new country, she has to forget who she is and where she comes from.

-LSB-...] point is when you temporarily forget who you are, sometimes a little bit of inappropriate badass thinking is just what you -LSB-...]

How true it is that we forget who we are!!

I tend to forget who any of the others are!

Let's never forget those who have given their lives so we can enjoy the freedoms we currently have.

Gamers got left behind In trying to attract a much larger audience to the console, Nintendo often forget who made them this popular in the first place.

Minecraft has gone on to sell millions of copies, but don't forget who invented digging as a character: Shovel Knight.

Just in case you forget who owns it, the ship's bow is designed to look like his mask.

It also doesn't hurt that Sony Santa Monica isn't asking fans to forget who Kratos was and accept his new situation with an entirely straight face.

Piranha Frenzy is the story of how small compromises against editorial integrity can have big consequences, and it's about how editorial leaders, who forget who they serve, cause untold trouble.

This controller doesn't forget who helped Crash survive through those perilous levels.

Haha you need to get slapped so hard you forget who you are.

Finally, never forget who brought you to the dance.

Before you get carried away with choosing the best litter box in the market, you should not forget who it is for.

For the most part, this can work but don't forget who the litter box is really for.

She loved food like she loved her walks, sniffing and doing what dogs do best, she loved us and upon arriving home from work she would be at the front door with her little tail wagging waiting for those hugs and kisses, not to forget who was going to feed her.

We may not be puppies when you first see us, and we may not be perfect, but we make loving pets and we never forget who saved us.

Regarding negative BM there was a book (study) called Phoenix strategy published some years ago (I forget who the author was) which looked for negative earners that, through a set of calculations, predicted against future bankruptcy.

I try to forget who gave me the idea, which forces me to look at the idea fresh, without the biases that come from trusting an authority figure.

Sure, I have a nice car and a nice office, but you can't forget who you were before the financial success came along.

Two, I forget who recommended the idea to me, so I don't rely on authority, but on my own analytical ability.

The buy candidates come from all sorts of sources, and I do my best to forget who gave them to me, so that I can approach them fresh.

How convenient to forget who actually pays for your books.

But as far as outdoing yourself, this is sort of tongue in cheek, and I forget who it was that said it, but being an indie author is like being a shark.

It's leather, it gives you the option to perch the case at multiple angles and comes with a BlackBerry logo bold and centre in case you forget who makes your tablet.

I think the big problem is that a lot of publishers and writers who worry about «quality» and «gate - keeping» forget who's the most powerful party in the whole gatekeeping biz: readers.

If your readers forget who you are because you're only sending messages once a month, they'll start marking your messages as SPAM and you'll get your mailing list service blocked or canceled.

There are issues with a tiny number of indie authors gaming the system, no question, but let's not forget who leads the way, and makes the most money from the erotica market.

Writing A Movie in My Pillow helped me not to forget who I am, where I lived, and what I want to share with others who've had the same experience.

Popular teen author Forman's adult debut examines just what it means to be a working mother - beholden to everyone, seemingly obligated to forget who you really are.

This is wonderful if you are juggling multiple titles at the same time, or come back to a book and forget who a bunch of the characters are.

«So forget who did what.

And let's not forget who has the pocketbook: PARENTS.

Built with support for GoodReads, which is a social community geared towards discovery and discussion, as well as X-Ray, which is useful for users who juggle multiple titles and forget who specific characters are, Amazon's latest models have made reading a much more interactive, social experience.

«[X-ray] is a godsend when you have put a book down for a while and forget who the players are — even if the book includes a section for cast of characters, pop - up trumps look - up every time.»

This feature is super handy if you are juggling many books at once and forget who the main characters are and what get caught up.