Sentences with phrase «going love people»

Hello I'm easy going Love people in general.

I am 44 look to be in my 30 very out going love people love making my partner feel specilal, love to cuddle

Not exact matches

«You love your company, you think your company is great, but if you're not around, what are people going to be able to remember?

There were a lot of people who thought the person who wrote the love song «Until It's Time For You To Go» should know better than to follow it up with «Universal Soldier» on stage.

You've been slaving away for weeks (or months) creating something that you're genuinely proud of, and you know people are just going to love it!

So collectively with the writers, we decided to take a gamble that these two people were in love and it was going to work out,» Korsh said.

If the movies are good, people love going to the movie theater,» he said.

Some people have a love of coffee that goes so deep they need to shout it to the world in tote bag form (we're not judging, we're all like that about something).

If you want to find the love of your life, you have to go out and meet a lot of people.

You know, he loves the act of getting people to go in what he thinks is the right direction.»

How many talented people didn't go into tech because they thought their creativity wouldn't be well used there, or that they didn't have the requisite love of Dungeons and Dragons?

Once I've been successful with one piece of content, I go to every content publisher I can find and tell them that I can write a guest post on their blog on a topic that I've previously written about, that more than 50,000 people have read and loved.

«The people that are going to be angry, hopefully will understand that we really wanted to make sure that we pay tribute to a very loved character and a fantastic actor.

You're not going to create something people really love by making a big list of Slack's features and simply checking those boxes.»

Avid readers have loved the Kindle for years, but as more people «go digital,» it's becoming even more popular.

If a relationship is not growing, if a business is not growing, if you're not growing, it doesn't matter how much money you have in the bank, how many friends you have, how many people love you — you're not going to experience real fulfillment.

Kawasaki, Shell, and Merck are among the many large companies Blanchard has worked with, and they know that «if they take care of their people, train them, empower them, even love them, those employees will go out of their way, because they'll be fully engaged.»

To get to go to a different country, having to get a passport, meeting the GitHub fans and development community and seeing how much they loved what we were doing was gratifying to see in person.

If you're one of those people that thoroughly enjoys complicated situations and can take a step back to look at them unemotionally, while watching out for unintended consequences, you're going to love being an entrepreneur.

And for the first time ever, people start to say things like, «I'm not going to marry that person because I don't love him or her.»

«Too many people fall in love with their products and they're certain that the market is going to love it as much as they do and so they go bankrupt trying to push the product that they love.

«Getting used to that, bouncing back from that, being able to figure out what people hate and turn that into what people love... if you're not willing to take the risk of failing and not experience failure, you're never going to figure out what the right path is to success.»

I get up early at a ridiculous hour, I go to work, spend time with the troops, take care of my family, I love taking care of people, and I think that kind of thing resonates with people today.»

So I went on a quest to see if my thesis was true — and found that most people, especially in the older demographic, would love to take a certain image and do something special with it so it doesn't disappear into the digital quicksand.

I've loved being a part of a growing community of entrepreneurs, activists and people who are going for it, but it's so easy to hold a ruler between yourself and someone else.

«The most common thing I remind people of is to only pursue something you love, because a small business is going to be very demanding of your time, your energy — it just eats your life,» Sam Adams founder Jim Koch told Business Insider.

I love reading the financial makeover in my local newspaper, but I've always wondered what would happen if you went back and visited these people 10 years later.

Butler's response: «Do I think people who love craft and who poo - poo on light lagers are going to like this program?

Here's why: I know that if people get more business from LinkedIn because of what I'm showing them, it's going to help them make more money in less time, and that in turn will give them more time to do what they love and have a better life — travel more, get more family time... whatever that might be.

Actuaries love telling people they are going to live too long.)

That's why I love marketing, because we get to try and come up with stories about what we think people are doing and why and then we get to go figure it out in real life!

This direct threat came after CIA Director Mike Pompeo said that the US needs to find a way to separate North Korea from the system: «The North Korean people I'm sure are lovely people and would love to see [Kim Jong - Un] go.»

You people are preach love but then you go and spew hate.

But don't you dare go making sweeping generalizations of secular people who are kind, peace loving and law abiding... unlike some people of faith who harbor child abusers within their own confines.

I'm about to go preach the Gospel to indigenous people in Mexico, I love Jesus with all my heart and believe that He died for my sins as the Son of God... you think I'm going to hell?!? To which she replied «yes».

In the end it really all comes down to something simple «do I love the gay person as my equal or is my version of the faith going to always limit them»?

Most people's first songs are love songs, so go ahead, write about it.

I have been encouraging friends to attend — I've never been in a church that felt healthier for me or the people around me (okay — my kids are resistant, when we don't go regularly, but it seems very healthy for all the people I know and love who attend).

And some people I am close to are going over to Lakeland for a few days next week (I'd love to go too, but I can't take so much time off work).

I'm not even going to address how ridiculous that argument is in light of the issues of overpopulation or the fact that gay people can indeed have children (my wife and I are planning to have five), or how many orphans there are in the world that could use a loving home.

Luke, I think what is hard for me to understand is why loving someone enough to point the way from sin and to God causes people to go ballistic.

«Worship me praise me or I will punish you forever» Yeah, that's really going to get people to show love isn't it?

to know how fellow [past tense] churchy people think about me, or judge me, to know im not loved when i go home into my church and — fucking hell, my family!

Oh go eat it, the love that people have actually experienced in their lives is so much more real than the abstract notion of an afterlife.

So you're saying people should be able to do whatever they want, say whatever they want and, on the last day, everyone should go to heaven because God loves us?

You are right that coping mechanism is indiviualistic based on each one's emotional strength, good for yu that taking a walk in the park helped, it does not in most cases when the person you most deeply loved is gone.

god know everything thats going to happen, so he knew from the start that the vast majority of people that he created, that he loves so so much, were going to end up in hell.

Also, if you don't want to «fall for a scam» that's ok, Christ didn't go begging people to beleive in Him (guy who wanted to bury his dad, rich man, etc.), but I think (getting back to the article) that it's important if we are in the position of Chaplaincy then we should share the good news of Christ focusing on His love for us in that while we were yet sinners Christ died for us.

They were no longer loving or hospitible and many of the traits that people used to identify a Christian in the first century were gone.

you can't force the church or people to love what is considered a sin, because light and darkness don't go together.