Sentences with phrase «hear word about»

You'll hear plenty of discussion about personal responsibility tonight, but you won't hear a word about how renters insurance helps people to maintain that personal responsibility.

When do you think we'll first hear word about this new title?

You will never hear a word about scalping, or placing an order within the current spread.

I've had a state tax overpayment («refund») applied to the next year, and I never hear a word about it.

Stateside, we will wait to hear word about our own release date, but until then we'll have to enjoy this new batch of images from the film (courtesy of The Playlist and Purple Snow), featuring anyone and everyone you can think of from the apocalyptic thriller — Octavia Spencer, Ah - Sung Ko, Chris Evans, Allison Pill and a truly bizarre Tilda Swinton, which is a lot for her.

Men in the same business can pretty much wear whatever they feel like, no makeup, and never hear a word about it.

Eventually they don't want to hear another word about it - whether it's true or not.

There doubtless are living thousands of men who have heard Christ preached and have never heard a word about this «shall.»

Never heard a word about that.

I even got my degree in dietetics (never practiced due to having a family) but never heard a word about «plant based» diets.

I have been searching online and I have not heard any word about future characters, which means that Disney Interactive might be gearing up and holding out for «Disney Infinity 2».

We first heard word about a possible BlackBerry tablet last month, when we told you about rumours of a device that would be able to use a companion BlackBerry mobile phone's 3G connection to connect to the web when Wi - Fi wasn't an option.And now more... Read more

We first heard word about a possible BlackBerry tablet last month, when we told you about rumours of a device that would be able to use a companion BlackBerry mobile phone's 3G connection to connect to the web when Wi - Fi wasn't an option.

It's been a while, but after six quiet months we are finally starting to hear words about Samsung's upcoming 13.3 - inch Android tablet again.

I will add that I am beginning to hear words about strengthening the dollar.

And I've had people who've never even played the game (let alone heard a word about them as I'm the only one reviewing them in English) tell me my reviews are flat out wrong.

I haven't heard a word about it in about five years, and now I'm concerned that I might have just fallen out of touch with my childhood.

We haven't heard a word about Metroid in almost a hundred years, but don't fret: Basically the only thing that we know is that, as Kotaku found out, both 2D Metroid and 3D Metroid will return — eventually.

i remember when this game came out not to long ago sega was in a much worse place than it is now i remember hearing words about them focusing on more digital stuff and that this could be thier last boxed game for a while (rumors obviously) buut it made me love this game all the more and i spent alot more time with it then i ussualy would that sort of game

We never heard another word about it,» says Ewing.

I never heard another word about it until the patent was granted a year or two later.

Also, I haven't heard a word about my Primerica policy which offers increasing coverage for both of us yearly, without medical exams, unless we decline it.

Now this isn't the 1st time we've heard word about a new Nexus tablet making way this year.

I've wondered for some time how it was that if someone was assaulted or murdered in Sydney it was picked up by the media quickly, but if it was an Aboriginal person in Alice Springs, Darwin or Port Augusta you never heard a word about it.

I hear the words about steamlining, improvement, enhancements, shortened timelines, etc. however see none of it actually taking place in the field!

We never heard another word about the rebate.

Never heard another word about it.

Not exact matches

When Business Insider met Korean Billy during his most recent trip to London to hear about why he started making his videos, he highlighted three inherently British words that he's found people from outside the UK struggle to understand.

In other words, try to interpret the stressful conflict as a disinterested party, hearing about it for the first time.

I don't know about you, but even as a man in my 40s, I sometimes hear my parents» cautionary words — or even my grandparents» — when I go to do something I probably shouldn't.

«I've heard various rules about how many bullets per slide and how many words per bullet and I don't listen to any of it,» says Sigel.

«I haven't heard one word from him about any of that, not one word,» Baron said at the dinner.

What are the first three things you think about when you hear the word veteran?

I'm always surprised that I don't hear about more people empowering their early customers, advisors, investors, etc. to spread the word about news and updates from your startup more easily.

If you've ever spent hours filling out online job applications, only to never hear a word back from the employer, you know what I'm talking about.

The perception tracker measures if respondents have «heard anything about the brand in the last two weeks, through advertising, news or word of mouth, was it positive or negative.»

Job seekers hate when they apply for a job and never heard a word, and they're not shy about sharing their feelings with others.

Ask a small business owner about his or her business goals and, odds are, you will hear the word «growth.»

You can almost hear the word «but» coming as you read through the recording industry's mid-year update about the state of the music business.

I remember the conversations about their investment approaches and heard their disdain when I invoked the words Regulation FD or Fair Disclosure, which requires issuers to provide the same information (if it's material) to all investors at the same time.

When you say the words out loud and hear what you wrote down, it can give you additional ideas about where you can improve and which parts are strongest.

The airline made the biggest gains in both Buzz («If you've heard anything about the brand in the last two weeks, through advertising, news or word of mouth, was it positive or negative?»)

For consumer perception scores, YouGov BrandIndex measured Budweiser with its Buzz score, which asks respondents «If you've heard anything about the brand in the last two weeks, through advertising, news or word of mouth, was it positive or negative?»

Old Spice was measured with two of YouGov BrandIndex's scores: Buzz («If you've heard anything about the brand in the last two weeks, through advertising, news or word of mouth, was it positive or negative?»)

This metric tracks what Americans have heard about a brand, by asking consumers: «Have you heard anything positive or negative about this brand, either in the news, the press, or by word of mouth?»

Worldwide and U.S. sponsors of the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics were measured with three of YouGov BrandIndex's scores: Buzz («If you've heard anything about the brand in the last two weeks, through advertising, news or word of mouth, was it positive or negative?»)

YouGov BrandIndex measured Goldman Sachs, ExxonMobil, Carl's Jr. and Hardee's with its Buzz score, asking respondents: «If you've heard anything about the brand in the last two weeks, through advertising, news or word of mouth, was it positive or negative?»

The YouGov BrandIndex universe of more than 1,100 brands was measured with the company's Buzz score, which asks respondents «If you've heard anything about the brand in the last two weeks, through advertising, news or word of mouth, was it positive or negative?»

Buzz asked respondents «If you've heard anything about the brand in the last two weeks, through advertising, news or word of mouth, was it positive or negative?»

Each brand is assigned a «Buzz» score based on whether respondents have heard anything positive or negative about a brand in the last two weeks, through advertising, news, word - of - mouth or friends and family.