Sentences with phrase «heard stories about people»

You have heard stories about people finding amazing deals on off - market properties.

You've heard stories about people mistreating the janitor or receptionist before going into an interview... but what about when they walk in to meet their potential future employer?

Maybe you've heard stories about people losing money; there was, after all, a terrible incident involving Ethereum last summer.

Have you ever heard stories about people getting hurt while walking in someone's kitchen or sitting in their friend's living room?

Though it didn't happen to me, because I have the credit rating of a Swiss bank, I have heard stories about people having two hard credit checks.

We've all heard stories about people who retired ready to travel the world and suddenly dropped dead.

I had always heard stories about people traveling on «La Bestia,» The Beast, which are the freight trains that some migrants take in order to traverse Mexico.

Don't use plastic grocery bags as I've heard stories about people keeping used cloth diapers in plastic grocery bags that are later mistaken for trash and get thrown out.

«It's the human condition to want to help people with stories of our struggles and also to hear stories about people who've overcome the odds,» she says.

Your company history is interesting, but customers really want to hear stories about people.

«My office keeps hearing stories about people waiting too long, like the five - year - old boy who hasn't been able to hear because he's been waiting 14 months for surgery,» said New Democrat health spokesperson Judy Darcy.

I noticed I cry when I read or hear stories about people who have experienced great personal pain in life.

After hearing stories about people that could bend metal bars, lift horses over their heads and pull cars with their necks I became fascinated with their methods.

Hear stories about people who've healed their bodies from debilitating conditions by changing what they eat, their environment and how they think

Whenever I hear stories about people moving in Manhattan or their horror stories about how Manhattan has chewed them up and spit them out, I can't help but think about myself.

We love to hear the stories about people who.

After the hurricane, people began to look at the world a little differently, and it was nice to hear stories about people reaching out to help others.

I hear stories about people feeding their cats cheesecake, macaroni and cheese, vegetarian meals, and all kinds of other things (that I would probably never feed my cat).

I also hear stories about people getting free stuff from them if they say the «right» things.

I loved hearing the story about people contacting you months later to purchase a painting.

I enjoy hearing stories about people going into a profession they had experience with earlier in their lives.

We've all heard the story about the person who called in sick to work and then posted their «partying» pictures on MySpace — only to get caught and fired.

Not exact matches

You will often hear stories about someone who didn't read people and acted in anger, or maybe it's someone who didn't read people correctly and paid for it when a business decision ended up looking cold and impersonal.

The American people have no reason to believe that they've heard the full story and every reason to believe that Washington assumes they are too stupid or preoccupied to care about cyber security.»

People want to hear a story about them, not watch a dog - and - pony show about your company or product.

The truth: If you read biographies or stories about the world's most successful people, you'll hear over and over again that they get up at INSANE hours like 3 and 4 a.m. to start working.

Invariably, when we tell the story of how the band survived 10 years in the New York and New Jersey bar scene while struggling to get a record deal, people want to hear war stories about shady club owners and how we dealt with the implied «mob scene.»

«Our customers are shopping not so much because of a desire to buy something as they are engaged in learning about what's new, meeting interesting people and hearing their stories,» he says.

When Freitas sat down to talk to young people about their phones, she heard some pretty crazy stories of raging tech addiction, from the girl who gave her phone a name and talked about it like a friend to the boy who claimed he'd rather leave his brain at home than his precious device.

«That moment of meeting the person they've heard about in all these interviews and hearing from that person the story of the business.

I've heard horror stories about the stocks people call falling knives!

«Since these cuts were announced in November, we have heard hundreds of stories about the devastating effects they will have on the provincial economy, and on people in ferry - dependent communities.

Every day we hear more and more stories about people trying to scam people out of their money with online money making schemes.

Certainly, investors hear alarming investment nightmare stories about people who held a large proportion of their personal wealth in their employer's stock and lost everything.3 4 While your client may think, «I know this company because I work here,» that thinking can get them into trouble — think WorldCom and Lehman Brothers.

There's the testimony you read and hear about and the occasional story from people you know.

So many people who advocate or speak publicly for political or personal reasons aren't acknowledged as much when it comes to religion when someone is wanting to speak out about there faith a light bulb goes off and says we don't want to hear, or talk, or, air any thing that has to do with the mentioning of God but because of the high profile story and because this is the President of the United States it's ok hats off to them for not being ashamed to speak about there faith I agree with Richard some people just because they profess there faith doesn't mean there trying to push there beliefs on anyone people of faith have a right to free speech also.

I have seen people that were «demon - possessed», have heard a lot of stories about ex-freemasons that interacts with lucifer, people that had near death experiences, people that have seen angels, people who can turn human beings into real zombies, (i can not prove / disprove these stories).

You Said: — «I have seen people that were «demon - possessed», have heard a lot of stories about ex-freemasons that interacts with lucifer, people that had near death experiences, people that have seen angels, people who can turn human beings into real zombies, (i can not prove / disprove these stories).

I think the common storyline which all people around the world and throughout history long for is the storyline which God has placed in our hearts, and which the Holy Spirit is unceasingly whispering into our hearts and minds so that, when we hear the story about Jesus, it rings true in our hearts, and our souls cry in recognition.

We must be willing to hear and be curious about other people's stories and perspectives, especially those people who find themselves living on the margins of society.

Sara and I laughed and shook our heads in awe as we heard that story while meeting with about two dozen or more of these people.

Whatever the cause of disturbances, I have heard many stories from people about «playing» with a Ouija board, and strange things happening after.

creationism is far from an adult theory, its a child like story with fantasy elements based on myth and NO science, we always hear about these crazy people trying to outlaw evolution.But has you stated we have billions of years of evidence, thanks for helping us evolutionists out, unfortunately you have none, just a book, no science, no artifacts, no garden of eden, no bones of adam or eve or even the snake for that matter, no ark, no proof of a biblical flood, no proof of a created world by a higher power, no nothing..

He said: «I've heard so many stories of people who have had their own religious faith come back to life or have come to faith through simply that sharing with a neighbour [about] doing some voluntary work or [their role] in the workplace.

This leads to another thing that I have heard people talking about this morning: The importance of telling our stories and listening to one another's stories.

That time God brought two perfectly matched people together in a strikingly sovereign way; the story of the couple who received a life - giving promise where IVF had failed, or that young entrepreneur who heard God speak about an idea that led to resounding success.

And over and over again, the story I hear from pastor after pastor is that the most difficult thing about being a pastor is the people who make bad decision after bad decision, who turn away from God, who ignore and abandon the instructions in His Word, and then, when their life comes crashing down around them, as the Bible said it would, they come to the pastor looking for the miracle cure.

As a pastor, I am invited from time to time to come to a person's home and hear stories about spirits, or demons, and to perform acts of cleansing or exorcism.

Jesus loves hearing your unfinished stories, about what confuses you, happens to you, the communities you live in, the people you care about and the injustices you've witnessed.

We heard the same story everywhere, a really disturbing picture about hunger and food insecurity affecting the wellbeing of some of the most vulnerable young people.