Sentences with phrase «get a story read»

They play games together, they get stories read to them, they do crafts and colouring, they get McDonald's food, they get gum, they get ice cream, they get presents, what's not to love!

Yes, I am passionate about what I do as I'm sure all writers are but let's not call one another desperate for trying to get our stories read by using what is available to us.

Not exact matches

Read enough of these stories — as well as the avalanche of posts and articles out there urging you to up your productivity by getting up early — and you're bound to feel a little guilty if you're not naturally up and at»em at dawn.

I read this book in college, it is an encouraging story of true entrepreneurship and someone who made a vision come to life that I think every entrepreneur should get to know.

It's a great story to read along to at any age, but I particularly loved seeing a group of friends in a vulnerable time in life (and a hyper - vulnerable station in life) come together and show each other the loyalty they couldn't get anywhere else.

«I really get stuck reading [applicant's] stories,» Roth says.

«You don't have to read the story, but when you get there, you'll feel like there's a reason this place exists,» Rhys insists.

There is a way to get your pitch in the small pile that actually gets read — and ends up as stories.

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I listen to the podcast to get inspiration from the stories of other entrepreneurs, but I read his blog for show notes when I'm short on time.

«I've got a conviction about him that I don't get very often,» he told the Chicago Tribune (registration is required to read the story) back in 2005.

I get hundreds of «press release» story pitches every year and I've probably read about 30 of them, and written about maybe five.

The truth: If you read biographies or stories about the world's most successful people, you'll hear over and over again that they get up at INSANE hours like 3 and 4 a.m. to start working.

Today's must - read story is by Fortune's Claire Zillman on why bankers are likely to get smaller bonuses this year, the first drop in four years.

It strikes me, in reading Snyder's collected stories, that the «cool kids» of tech are imposing on women the lousy environment they once suffered through — back when they were the nerds who got teased and hassled.

When she heads over to read her toddler a story, «I have to completely mentally step away from work because I'm with my child, and I get to see what she's seeing through her eyes, which is amazing,» she notes.

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We read hundreds of stories in a vertical, and we summarize the top 12 of them perfectly so that you can quickly get up to speed.

You can always tell during this discussion whether the entrepreneur has logged into their products, talked to their customers, read all the news stories and gotten all of the back channel info on the competition.

Get behind the scenes stories directly from brilliant entrepreneurs — how they started, how they grew, and how their businesses work — by reading more How I Started.

When reading what other investors think about oil companies, you get scary stories, gloomy Continue reading →

Reporters not only understand how to tell stories, but they know how to get people to read them.

Read their story to find out how getting involved in the #PureBarreFamily helped them follow their dreams.

In other words, tell great stories and get your audience hungry for more (read «Brand Storytelling Lessons You Can Steal from Hollywood,» for more tips on how to do this).

I often read blog posts that exclaim that outbound marketing is dead, and while they lack the data to support such a claim, they've got plenty of stories about poor outreach to support what they're saying.

I wanted to get back to the book I was reading and become engrossed in the story.

he has a very detailed chapter on your worm... I think if you read real science text books on evolution you will get the facts rather than just a rebuttal based on biblical stories.

i have tremendous faith and sometimes when reading king's stories, i have to count on that faith to get me through some of his stories.

I've attempted to read the story as a God of Wrath, but it got complicated quick because I had to pick and choose verses and have a rather myopic view of who God is.

It's just the audacious stories that get attention in the news, and that you read.

Although I've read books with more «brilliant» writing, this story got under my skin.

I think I'm too simple in my thinking that; if you don't like it, DO N'T WATCH... if you don't agree with it, DO N'T CHOOSE TO LIVE YOUR LIFE THAT WAY... Seems like a very simplistic way of thinking, but I have personal opinions on EVERYTHING, but I don't force others to live their lives according to my moral fiber... i don't judge people for living their lives the way that makes them happy... And i believe that IGNORANCE is the basis for INTOLERANCE... people are famous for HATING things that they don't understand... again, if it MORALLY offends you, don't read stories on things that you don't agree with, don't watch shows that portray choices that you don't agree with... The Brown family seems close knit, almost like extended family living under one roof... the kids work together and get along much better than a lot of «mainstream» households i see...

Their creepy doctrinesa are another story as is their desire to be out from under the cloud of «cult» status that has existed since Joseph Smith started talking to angels and reading through special goggles to get his Book of Mormon.

Just like anything else, you have to read the whole story in context to get the full, real meaning.

We read them to get the moral of the story.

Anyone who is concerned about everyone else's doctrinal ducks being in a row needs to read the story of the Good Samaritan and keep reading it until they get it.

By being able to read them quickly, it's easier to get the sense of the story.

When people read old testament stories they do not research them or pray about them but see them as page value, this is wrong and we get a skewed picture of Yahweh.

When you open the Bible and read it, you get pulled into it and whether you realize it or not, you become part of the story.

My second impression was, after reading another reviewerâ $ ™ s comments: â $ œI read this story and loved itâ $ ¦ From the beginning, you get my interest and attentionâ $ ¦ Like Tolkien, you begin to create a world of some depth.â $ I thought, â $ œLike Tolkien?â $ Quite a compliment.

I got ta stop reading the comments on these belief blog stories because it's the same thing every time.

(So that when you read a news story, for instance, you might also get a composite assessment value that was assigned directly from other readers without them ever having to express such assessment via speaking, writing, etc..)

if anyone wants to get an idea read the books (true story) about the master forger who conned the leaders into buying his forgeries, murdered several people who discovered what he was up to, and accidentally blew off his own hands with one of his pipe bombs.

I guess some might posting half a story with a broken link to the remainder might be considered a journalistic step up from the speed read we normally get every morning.

I think the thing I find difficult to get past is that upon reading the story it doesn't seem that Joshua is leading the nation of Israel on military conquest by his own planning or authority.

So people who read these news stories only get one side and then send him hate mail.

The author obviously hasn't read some of the posts to a story about scientists looking at people who eat all they want without gaining weight in order to get an idea of how obesity works.

Have you bothered to read how many stories there are of transgender men and women being killed and the killers, quite often, getting away with the act?

While drinking my third cup of coffee, and reading all this talk of heroin and Charlie Parker, I got to thinking of James Baldwin's beautiful short story «Sonny's Blues» (1958).