Sentences with phrase «heard something like»

Have you ever heard something like this: «Because I'm the buyer's representative, I'm the procuring cause of sale»?

You've probably heard something like this before, or even said it yourself on occasion about couple issues you have encountered.

I mean, I am a professional in my field, but that was the first time I heard something like that.

I could not estimate the number of times we've heard something like that from a client in an injury case.

What are you looking to do and just open it up with an open - ended question and that might be the first time the landlord heard something like I want to stay.

Where have I heard something like that before??? You haven't, I clearly said distort.

The last time I heard something like that was about 20 years ago, when artist Mark Kostabi asked me what it would take to insert him into the avant - garde.

I've heard something like 57 percent of all cards these days have some sort of rewards points attached to them, but you can either play the game to win, or play the game to lose.

For example, you might've heard something like «Look at the size of its paws!

You may have heard something like this before: «Index the efficient asset classes and use active management in inefficient asset classes.»

If you've been active in education policy lately, you've likely heard something like this: «It was a good policy, but the implementation just didn't go well.»

You might have heard something like this from the woman's perspective because they're believed...

Well, if you heard something like «Chanel Chevron Bag», you think about prints with arrows pointing down.

Chances are that you've probably heard something like the above statements if you have read anything about diet or exercise in the last ten years.

«I was hiding in the closet and I heard something like a train coming,» she said under skies still flashing with lightning.

Then one day when I was giving him a bath he was getting his toys out and I heard something like water hitting the side of the tub.

An American tourist who last week drove along the Garden Route in South Africa, and who tuned the radio of his rented Volkswagen to one of the few stations whose airwaves reach that verdant and mountainous stretch of coast, would have heard something like the following programming lineup: an update on Oscar Pistorius; a song by Taylor Swift; Pistorius; One Direction; a news report in Afrikaans, the only word of which an English speaker could discern being Pistorius.

You have probably heard something like it yourself.

It's the first time I've heard something like this.

6:6 Then I heard something like a voice from among the four living creatures saying, «A quart of wheat will cost a day's pay and three quarts of barley will cost a day's pay.

If you're an entrepreneur who has heard something like this before about your own business, you probably just had a similar reaction to mine.

As soon as I hear something like, «They worked for IBM,» or «They went to Harvard,» alarm bells start going off in my head because those are the wrong things to be looking at — at least as far as job qualifications go.

The next one who talks, loses, and if you say your piece and keep quiet, expect to hear something like, «Oh, OK.

When Romary hears something like that, warning bells ring.

I never thought I would hear something like this from him.

Other times we hear something like, «Hey, it seems like Issue X is really frustrating Ashley while Issue Y is confusing for Cole.

Sometimes we hear something like «Hey, it seems like everything is running smoothly.

Whenever I hear something like «we will never be perfect here on earth» I feel distressed.

For the moment, at least, many groups hear something they like in the promise of faith - based reforms, but for very different reasons.

If we were to listen in on the luncheon conversation of three young ministers as they discuss on a Monday their experiences of the preceding Sunday, we would hear something like this:

As for hearing sounds of a deceased dog... not sure how that ties into anything thats being discussed at the moment (dogs, by the way are generally agreed by most believers that they don't have souls so...) but hearing something like that is still explainable without having to insert a «spritual realm» answer to explain it.

Was expecting to hear something like this the moment Lehman got brought back to the fold.

And you hear something like Uh-oh we showed character.

I started hearing something like Bellerin and I thought, «Is that really a song for me?».

So, of course when I hear something like that I can't help but wonder «Why them and not me?»

Don't go running into their nursery every time you hear something like this; just let them sleep through it, because it's perfectly normal.

Didn't we just hear something like this relative to the Smart Choices fiasco?).»

Every time you hear something like that you should just nod and accept whatever your child says and you have to believe that by the time they get there, they will have a different opinion.

Ever hear something like this: «Oh, you're just a first time mom, it's normal to be worrying about the baby»?

«I hear something like that and it upsets me a great deal, it makes me incredibly sad.

When they ask the customers what they need, they often hear something like ʻI'm primarily going to cycle to and from work, but occasionally I like to go for a ride in the forest.»

It's somewhat bewildering when I hear something like that from a premier scientist, and I think it belies a misunderstanding of the way models are used.

I regularly hear something like that from experienced lifters.

I'm glad I got to start off my year by hearing something like that.

I suppose the game just isn't for you then, and the first time I hear something like this ever, O well.

I'm not too thrilled when I hear something like that, since I'm a bigger fan of Japanese game design, pretty much all of my favorite games are made in Japan.

Ask any high school student in a well - heeled suburban community around the United States the best strategy for applying to college, and chances are you'll hear something like this: apply to several schools, most with students whose grades and test scores are similar to your own.

CORY TURNER, BYLINE: When you put that question to people who study teacher pay, you'll often hear something like this.

You might hear something like, «I want my students to be self - directed, have great communication skills, master the content and grow to be productive citizens.»

Usually when I hear something like this, I wonder if the throttle linkage isn't being manipulated some how when the engine is put over in drive.