Sentences with phrase «going to events where»

I wasted a lot of money on the airplanes and in hotels going to events where there's such a better, more effective way to meet them online, through Facebook ads, Twitter ads, Instagram, things like that are a better investment for meeting readers than travel.

This comes in handy when going to events where you have to park on the grass.

Networking is so important and even though I am pretty outgoing I still get nervous going to events where I don't know anyone!

In fact, one participant, Dominic Damico says, «It's refreshing to go to an event where everyone in the room is vetted and up to something interesting.

My good friend whom I've never met but have received tons of encouragement from, Matt Calthrop in the UK, went to an event where Hugh MacLeod of gapingvoid was speaking.

If I'm going to an event where I'll be photographed, I'll have somebody come over and help me out.

If you're going to an event where you don't know anyone, try wearing a statement piece - it will work as a great ice breaker!

NYSharon: Thanks for the suggestion, but the key here is to do activities that you * like * or think you'd like, not just go to events where there are men.

I'm a size 12, and I want to go to events where people are attracted to me and want to date me.»

I went to an event where people can leave you with a membership base and social activities.

It has a cute idea - Kendrick's Eloise is going to an event where, thanks to a sudden fall - out with the bride's family, she's been assigned to white - linen Siberia, stuck at a tiny table with a disgraced relative, a squabbling couple, and some very odd odds - and - ends.

Although it is rarer in family pets, it is still important for owners to be aware of the symptoms, especially if they regularly visit kennels or go to events where animals gather.

I went to the event where I got to try all of these products, so now it's time to publish my impressions and the video I took at the event.

I also went to an event where there was a panel on expansion of existing parks.

Not exact matches

From closing the loop to setting your intention, behavioral - science expert and author James Clear explains at an «Entrepreneur «event how creating habits can help you get where you want to go.

Let us know where you're going, why you chose that event, and what you hope to learn there.

«People go through their lives for 20 years trying to go up the chain where they can sit in the same room and talk to Kevin,» Spieth told CNBC in an event in Boston unveiling Beantown's first Under Armour store.

The first is an annual month - long event where dozens of upscale restaurants serve prix - fixe meals with a portion of the meal's price going directly to the Stop, and the latter a novel partnership with Creemore, Ont.

With all the additional to - dos and events during the holidays, a list will help you stay on top of your activities and arrive where you need to go on time.

Still, from the minute it learned WeatherTech was doing a Super Bowl ad, Americaneagle.com went into research and testing mode, not only estimating just how much extra traffic WeatherTech would get on February 2 and the days afterward but also testing the site to see where bottlenecks existed that might cause problems in the event of a huge traffic spike.

By going to events for closely related professions, or simply connecting through social media channels such as Twitter or LinkedIn where you can virtually engage in conversations with anyone, you put yourself in a position for growth.

As we evaluate these trends in the Brexit aftermath, we ask the same question that we always ask during a market crisis: «Do we want to add to stocks that are insulated from the event or do we want to go where the pain is greatest and buy some of the stocks that are getting crushed?»

Go out and meet people at formal events, and in other places where you expect to find professionals.

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But «if anybody in Canada thinks they are going to get Donald to build a nation of windmills, and turn all America into a bicycle lane or a place for carbon taxes» — in that event, «if they are very, very polite, he'll give them a free ride on Trump Cruise Lines back to where they came from.»

«And our subsequent events and what we did in the quarter really are to set up where we're going.»

Now, this is part two of the two part series, so if you haven't already, please go back and listen to part one of Better Business Coach, where we cover why you're potentially not getting the results that you need out of your networking events.

When Kalanick declined to go away quietly, as he recalled in a 2011 interview, Ovitz responded by sending an associate to approach Kalanick at a public event where he intimated that if Scour did anything to hurt Ovitz's reputation, the consequences would be dire.

It's far more cost - effective to determine which accounts are the best t for your products or services before you go after them, and then spend your money reaching them (and only them) on the channels where they're active: across the web, on social media, at events, and so on.

State / Territory category winners then go on to the National event where they are eligible to win the National Award for their respective category.

They'll want to know where their investment stands in the event that your firm goes bankrupt.

Kelly Blidook, a political science professor at Memorial University, says this bizarre chronology of events is the result of a moment of «upheaval» where people want to speak up, but don't feel they have anywhere to go.

-- a man would see a brilliant light during his lifetime that no one else saw — a man would hear a voice of another man no one else saw — all the other men would hear the same voice — all the other men would not see the brilliant light — Saul would be renamed to Paul and go through with it — Paul would arrive at a place where another man shows up at a specific time — the other man placing his hand on him and telling him he will be healed — Paul can now see, previously blind since the brilliant light event

You get to the point where you have tried every option and every way of trying to control or manipulate the situation and as a result, with each event, thing continue to go further and further downhill.

My family had a false complaint against us and child and family services wanted to take our kids away from us which in the end they could not dig any trash up on me or anyone else, but that event has caused a crash of my marriage and not sure where that is going to end up.

This scene alludes to the profound depression surrounding the real - life events of the Ingalls family in Minnesota, where nine - month - old Charles Frederick Ingalls dies, Mary Ingalls goes blind, and the family is bankrupted following the great grasshopper blight of 1874 — 1876 and doctor's bills from illnesses.

Most Jews continue for another 23 days of mourning where they go back to work but avoid other social events.

He examines the speeches in Acts and also the editorial skeleton in Mark, and he finds that they follow a more or less common pattern: the ministry began with the «baptism» of John, that is, his message of repentance and work as a baptizer; following John's arrest, Jesus began his own ministry in Galilee, and there «went about doing good,» and «healing all that were possessed by the devil»; then he came up to Jerusalem, where the rulers put him to death by crucifixion; on the third day he rose again, and appeared to his disciples, who were now «witnesses» to the truth of these reported events, namely to his resurrection from the dead.

Her books remind us that when we are engaged in abstract, theoretical reflection we occasionally need to ground our thought in the particular and historical, and by that grounding to find out if our theories work; likewise, when we are caught in the flow of particular events and historical experiences, we need to pause long enough to consider where we are going, what all these particulars add up to.

i am undergoing such a change in the way i think about God and religion and reading some of your articles has been very refreshing — right now i am part of a very fundamental church and i need to get out - i am tired of the judgement and looking at people as «saved» and «unsaved» (we recently had a church event where if you brought an «unsaved» friend they got to rollerskate for free - i wanted to vomit)- i just want to follow Jesus - do nt know where to go but i do want to stay part of a church (for the sake of my children)- i saw somewhere on your blog that you too are in the hudson valley — are there any churches you can recommend that fall in line with your way of thinking?

I made a judgement and I think it was the right one: I found myself in a situation partly because of events beyond my control and partly because of things that were my fault where I either had to be compromising my faith, frankly, saying things I thought were not true or be true to my faith and be in a situation where I sucked all the attention that ought to be going to me being the mouthpiece of the party away from our main message.

«2 Eventually, he let go of the dogma that had dominated Western thought: the belief that events are guided by a sure, rational hand and that scientists and philosophers are capable of reading the print of that hand as it appears in natural and cultural history He acknowledged that all things «perpetually perish» — where «perish» refers not to the end of all time but to the end of every moment.

They are divisions in the passage of nature, and where you draw the boundaries between events seems to me to depend on how you want to describe them, e.g., «What is going on in this discussion.»

«It was one of those things where you knew if you went out to an event or a party, someone was going to die,» Crews says.

I'm reading a book right now called To Be Told by Dan Allender and it has really helped me view my life as a coherent whole that is going someplace (I don't exactly know where) rather than just a string of events while I'm in a holding pattern for heaven.

«Not only do you have the thrill of not knowing where the event will be, but you get to enjoy it with friends, family and new friends you didn't even know you were going to meet while sipping wine in a location you may never have imagined having a special dinner in.»

New CEO Bryan Crowley will explain what Soylent is all about and where the brand might be going in 2018 and beyond as the keynote speaker in our FREE - to - attend 2018 beverage innovation online event on Wednesday February 21, supported by FoodNavigator - USA and BeverageDaily.

And the funny thing is I used to think they were good, but nothing to salivate over (that's my yardstick But it all started one stormy night last fall, when I went to a blogger event where they were serving crepes.

The guy I've been talking on the phone about the event has been kind of wishy washy, so that was one of the reasons I picked where we went to dinner with my Mom so I could a: check out the venue; b: check out the food and c: check out the manager I'd been talking to.

«Then in the next few months they're going to have an event in the wave pool where it's the opposite of big and wild and natural.