Sentences with phrase «guys heard of»

Have you guys heard of Ediblend Cafe and their 3 day cleanse?

Have you guys heard of this stuff before?

have you guys heard of a fund company called capital group?

Have you guys heard of this movie?

Have you guys heard of this Asian dating app called.

Have you guys heard of the shopkick app?

First off, have you guys heard of Evereve?

Have you guys heard of it?

Have you guys heard of VERONICA BEARD?

Have you guys heard of my sweet friend Alison from Get Your Pretty On?

Also have you guys heard of the new social media app called Fyuse?

Have you guys heard of CASE APP... it's a pretty great website that allows you to customize your own phone cases and laptop cases.

HOWEVER, have you guys heard of cost per wear?

Have you guys heard of Romwe?

Have you guys heard of Ditto?

Have you guys heard of Trend Addictions before?

Have you guys heard of Stantt?

Have you guys heard of Velvet Heart?

(Have you guys heard of this yet?

Have you guys heard of coatigans?

Have you guys heard of baking?

Have you guys heard of Brandon Marshall?

Have you guys heard of the app called Timehop?.

Have you guys heard of OneBar?

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The point is, you have guys like that all over the place now, plus junior guys we've never heard of.

As Harry Campbell, founder of the Rideshare Guy website, told the Guardian, «The most common feedback we hear from drivers is they end up earning a lot less than they expected.»

You've heard of Milner because he's the guy who put hundreds of millions of dollars into fast - growing, late - stage startups like Facebook, Groupon, and Zynga.

And (Liew and Eggers) had never heard of Snapchat, so they were like we've got to find those guys.

«I'll say something to all of you guys that I think the American people need to hear... he's really evaluating talent and so if people in the United States have lived the American dream and have been able to amass that kind of wealth, well certainly they're super talented or in what the president - elect says they're actually killers,» he said during a gaggle at Trump Tower, according to a pool report.

It's tough to hear the dialogue over the loud drone of plane engines, never mind the guy passed out in the next seat.

But then, we hear this guy has experience with that sort of thing.

I heard W. Brett Wilson, formerly of the Dragons» Den, on CBC's The Current a couple of days ago going on at length about what a bad guy Suzuki is.

You may not know them as Stephen Volz and Fritz Grobe, but you have probably heard of the Coke and Mentos guys.

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.»

«And then I read The Alchemy of Finance because I'd heard about this guy Soros.

He is the sort of guy who does not simply tell you what you want to hear but instead listens and goes the extra mile in checking and double checking on important details and information pertaining to the sale.

Actually in some way, I am very fortunate that I heard about all of these guys relatively late.

So you've heard of a guy called Cameron Fous and want to know wether you should invest into his trading education or take your money elsewhere?

I've heard about iPhone repair businesses — one of my friends just broke hers and had it repaired by an iPhone repair guy that she knew — but to turn that into passive income?

I had never heard of it, but I was fascinated and quite frankly impressed with the guys for convincing strangers to literally allow them in their house with a set of knives.

Maybe you are God's Messenger, but I always heard it was the other guy who was the Father of Lies.

Judaism was good enough for Jesus so if G - d doesn't hear the prayers of Jews, you guys are pretty much screwed too.

I heard one Jew brag, «If you want to be successful, you have to squash [put down, critizise, make fun of, intimidate] the guy below you and lick the boots of the guy ahead of you.»

It would be more interesting to hear the thoughts of the guy on the corner that «actually talks to God» He's every bit as credible & every bit as newsworthy.

I love how you have a piece written buy a guy who knows more about what the bible says in and out and in different translations than any poster here, someone who has studied it for years and years, knows its history, and the history of the time it was written, but people still don't believe what he is saying because of what they hear from a preacher on Sunday mornings.

Everyone of these guys says exactly what they think you want to hear, faith being the biggest lie and then shortly thereafter, seem to get caught with their hand in some congressional assistant.

Yes listen to them, but if you want to hear the other side of the story don't go to the Toyota, or KIA guy, go to the source, the Ford dealer.

I've read this story and many of you guys posts over the past few months on the Beliefs stories and keep hearing these same statements when discussing Christians: «pushed» and «shoved down our throats».

A few years back I heard of a guy who was trying to rent an airplane so he could dump millions of «Gospel tracts» over a certain large city.

I would put money that we will hear of this guy a year from now when he is either selling a book or writing a dissertation to get into a University about how God saved him from the big, bad atheism.