Sentences with phrase «heard stories before»

I had heard stories before of attorneys taking your money and never hearing from them again.

And I'd hate to just summarize the talk, especially since some of you vets have heard these stories before, but since ya'll couldn't make it, I'll do it.

I've heard these stories before — on every single car launch since the 1990s, in fact — which promise the new model is somewhere between 10 and 100 percent stiffer than the car that came before it.

We've all heard the stories before.

You've heard the story before — the one about the entrepreneur who stays up all night, sleeps less than four hours, then gets up at the crack of dawn to crush another 80 - hour workweek.

«We've heard this story before,» analyst Toni Sacconaghi Jr. said.

You've heard this story before.

But then we've heard this story before, haven't we?

Most Christians have heard this story before.

I know all of you have read or heard this story before, but stop for a minute and imagine the scene.

Almost all kids want to hear stories before they go to sleep anyway.

You all know what comes next; you've heard the story before.

Benevolent Forgetting If you feel that you've heard this story before, there's a reason.

Like any ultrarunner hasn't heard this story before?!

As a longtime lover of your message, I've heard your story before, but this one was so much more detailed!

Have we heard this story before?

, and we've all heard this story before.

Watching August Rush, you'll feel as if you've heard this story before, but never told in quite this way.

The main reason for this is for the obvious reasons: we have heard this story before.

Some dramatic license has been taken to try to make the film more exciting, but at it's heart you've most likely heard this story before and will probably be bored despite the talent involved.

VICTOR FRANKENSTEIN begins by telling us that we have heard this story before.

You've never heard that story before, right?

How many times have we heard that story before?»

We've heard this story before.

They've heard my story before: An eager young instructor plunges into the fray only to emerge, disappointed and disillusioned, a few years later.

I know, I know, you've heard that story before.

«Things fall apart; the center can not hold; we've heard this story before.

I hadn't heard this story before.

If you feel like you're experiencing déjà vu reading that, it's because you've heard this story before.

But when meeting with a client or potential client, you may steer the individual in the direction you think they are going or subconsciously want them to go, especially if you think you have heard their story before, just with different names attached to the same facts.

We've heard this story before with Windows RT, an operating system designed for ARM - based processors.

I can't believe I had never heard that story before.

She looked at me like I had heard the story before, and the truth began to slowly dawn on both of us: I had never asked about her teachings in Guatemala.

Not exact matches

Emily's journey began long before Yelp reviews or «That's So Raven» and hearing her story affirmed the depth of her intuition even more than what she'd communicated to me.

When the complete story of Dealer.com is told, it will have a beginning you've heard before.

It's filled with amazing stories, some we had never heard before, others we simply didn't know all the details of.

«You hear so many stories about that «one great idea» where someone lucked out and identified a gap in the market, or created something that no one had ever thought of before,» says Rubio.

It's a story we've heard before.

Or, as I've heard stories, maybe before you even agree to step out the door to show any property, you flatly refuse to invest any time unless they commit to signing with your brokerage.

He said his grandson would allow people to tell the same stories or jokes over and over because he didn't want to be disrespectful and say he'd heard them before.

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On the other hand, we have heard many stories of teens who ran away before dad found out they were pregnant, using drugs, gay and so on.

I heard stories of protesters holding candles outside nuclear facilities, Christian Peacemaker Teams venturing to Iraq just before the fighting, and so on.

I had heard before about the mythical background to the Genesis story, but it always bothered me because it made me afraid that maybe our Bible wasn't inspired.

I've heard more stories like this than stories where an armed citizen saved the day by killing the gunman before he could get a shot out.

Because the Church heard the story and memorized and repeated it timelessly long before Mark took pen to paper, having first heard it from the only one who could tell it with such embarrassingly specific candor, from Peter himself.

As I have said before I think that prayer is for us to focus — its a tool to tune us in spiritually but I think thats about the strength of it — I have heard of stories of averted accidents but it never has happened for me when I have been asking God to avert the impending collision.

As I've said before, the best way to move beyond a culture war mentality is to listen to one another's stories, and Justin's is just the kind of story we need to hear right now.

A more likely explanation was first put forward by Wellhausen, 15 and it has been widely adopted.16 This states that the story of the discovery of the empty tomb ends with these strange words in order to explain to readers why, as late as the mid-first century, they had never heard of this story before.

Luke has slightly condensed Mark's story, but notes that Arimathea (possibly because he had not heard of it before) was a city of the Jews.