Sentences with phrase «great guy in»

So we weren't just isolated here in Ontario and the Atlantic provinces — we had a great guy in Quebec really building up the brand in Quebec, and certainly the Cherot family in western Canada at the time doing things out of Kelowna and Calgary.

He's a great guy in some ways yet so unfair in others.

My beloved Basset Hound, Hamlet (he's the great guy in the picture), passed away on November 19th after a short battle with lymphoma.

Senator Hayden seems to have been a pretty great guy in more ways than one.

I am so grateful to have had such a great guy in my corner when we were purchasing our new home.

What do you think happens when you meet a great guy in a coffee shop?

You could be a great guy in person, but if your profile makes you seem like a creep or a loser, no amount of real life appeal is going to get you so much as a first date..

If someone is willing to try something new, is open to innovative ideas, opinions, adventure, different styles and just an overall willingness to accept things without a cloud of judgment hanging above, he is a great guy in my book.

If a man does not show manner or respect to others, he is not a great guy in my opinion.

I have a really, really great guy in my life.

A Vineyard Vines fun, not - too - serious, trendy belt for that great guy in your life?

Lucky for me, I met a great guy in the process.

Not only are these types of ideals a hindrance to finding a great guy in the first place, but they can keep you holding on to a guy who is totally not working for you.

There are plenty of women around who would love to have a great guy in their lives but men my age aren't great guys, they're selfish, hypercritical, pushy, bitter and needy.

Not only have we lost a great player we've lost a great guy in the changing room,» Ramsey wrote.

A great guy in general.

One thing that struck me about Tony's supporters was that I felt that perhaps they believed him because he seemed such a great guy in every other respect, that he seemed a genuinely warm and supportive person.

Instead of the drunk who's a great guy in the bar and then comes home and beats his wife, we have the minister who is this wonder person in church and is still an abusive husband and father.

Sunday morning, I awoke to the soft light of dawn with a contented smile on my face — not because it was the second Sunday of Advent, not because the ground glistened with a lovely morning frost, not because the greatest guy in the world lay beside me — but because on Saturday night, Alabama won the SEC Championship game against Florida.

All you have to do is call a phone dating or adult chatline service, record your voice dating profile and you'll be connecting with tons of great guys in minutes!

All you have to do is call a phone dating or adult chatline service, record your voice dating profile and you'll be connecting with great guys in minutes!

Tons of great guys in LA are up for a naughty, flirty conversation on these free adult chatlines.

Really ladies, calling a phone chat dating service is one of the easiest and safest way to control your privacy and meet some really great guys in your local area.

The coaching programs were created for you to put systems in place right away that will eventually lead you to getting all the dates you want with great guys in far less time then it will take most women out there, who are trying to figure out men and dating after 50 on their own.

She's a stay - at - home mom and married to the greatest guy in the world.

Not exact matches

Here's a guy who went to Times Square in his underwear with a cowboy hat, a guitar and great abs.

As a voracious reader and all around brilliant guy, Gates is in a great position to evaluate which books are worth the time of a busy entrepreneur.

And some of the players to watch out for are the same big guys from 10 or 20 years ago (Microsoft, Oracle, AT&T, etc.) who are the long - entrenched stakeholders and «powers - who - be» in your space — not because they're great innovators or disruptors, but because: (a) they're increasingly well - informed about who's doing what very well (damn those demo days); (b) they're fairly fast followers with great gobs of money; and (c) they have the people, resources, and patience to hang around and keep buying and trying until they eventually get things right in the long run.

Lately, I've found that even the mission - critical business ideas that make it through my first set of filters have to address another elephant in the room: the question of whether this startup is building something that's going to become a free - standing and independent business or whether it's developing a great feature that is going to be swallowed up, ripped off, or rolled over by one of the big guys in their space in the near future.

I was always in search of the next great adventure: the next great job, the next great city, and, since I'm being perfectly honest, the next «great» guy who wasn't a moron.

In general, experts agree that thwarting the «bad guys» requires greater cooperation among the «good guys.»

It also helps that we did something unexpected: Here I was, a guy who shouldn't be making great wine, doing it in an unknown wine - growing region.

For example, in his latest post, he suggests that if you like to be the smartest guy in the room, start - up life might not be a great fit for you.

And here's a flash: you as the boss need to worry about this because your IT guys are all about the latest and greatest and fastest and they will quickly lead you off in the wrong direction if you don't aggressively rein them in.

When I was first coming up in the 50s they were all the great directors, Billy Wilder was working and John Ford and Hawks and all these guys were... That I admired were... And Capra.

It's a great story, Hewlett - Packard - two - guys - in - a-garage great.

Some background: my Airbnb host in Yilan was a great guy who has a couple recommendations for stalls that I needed to check out at the Luodong night market there.

«Rex was one of those guys who just gave you a great feeling,» said James Flodine, a fraternity brother of Tillerson's, in a February interview with the Dallas Morning News.

I asked Dharmesh Shah, co-founder of HubSpot, a guy who has met hundreds of entrepreneurs and invested in dozens of number of startups — and is great at reading people — how he spots genuine confidence.

You may imagine that your new watch is going to be a great messaging device, but the guy sitting opposite you in the meeting thinks you're an inattentive asshole who keeps looking at his watch and wishing that the meeting can't be over soon enough.

Being fairly apolitical in those days, I really couldn't care less whether the guy was a Democrat or Republican, but I was thrilled to get to know one of the great quarterbacks from my childhood at our annual strategy meeting in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

«It's going to give us an opportunity, and one of the best guys in the administration, Ambassador Robert Lighthizer [the US trade representative], to negotiate a great deal for this country, and if we get that, then all's good with Canada and Mexico.»

One of the greatest top ticks of all time comes from the October 1968 edition of New York Magazine (emphasis mine): «You'll hear fabulous success stories - like the hedge fund guy who made 20 per cent on his money in a week, for seven weeks in a row.»

These guys have great track records for themselves from the various firms they were partners in previously, but they appear to have left the pomp - and - circumstance behind in order to build a model that's focused on more effectively partnering with their entrepreneurs.

This is the exact kind of guy who as a VC you would love to invest in provided he can deliver on a well rounded team (getting there) and a great idea (done).

We had one great sales guy, but because of our success in marketing, we had more leads than we could follow up with properly.

Munger is a great investor and a really smart, wise old guy; «I have said that in my whole life, I have known no wise person over a broad subject matter area who didn't read all the time - none, zero.

Guy Bourassa met with Resource Global Network to discuss the improved results of the 2018 feasibility study as well as the great potential of Nemaska Lithium as one of the world's largest battery grade lithium salt suppliers when the commercial production will be in full swing.

It pains me a bit to say it, because I was a shareholder in Core Labs in the early 2010's — I talked to David Demshur before and he was a great guy, and I really believed in the bull argument for this stock — but I do happen to agree with Einhorn after reading through his presentation.

So, here are those five meaningful thoughts that Guy writes about in his book, which I believe serve a great learning for most people aspiring to find a greater meaning in life and become better as value investors.