Sentences with phrase «heard the like of»

I should have been burying my son as the doctors and professors say they have never heard the like of it.

we hear the likes of Dogger Collymore waxing lyrical on how West Ham beat the fancy dans with proper British physical play, when the players who did the damage were foreign, and the ref certainly helped win it for them judging by this.

Thornberry: «It makes me sick to the stomach to hear the likes of Nick Clegg saying it's his duty to clear up the mess left by Labour.

Not exact matches

During a conference call with analysts on Wednesday, Zuckerberg reiterated much of what he covered during those hearings by explaining recent initiatives like increasing the number of employees who handle reviewing content for security and safety to 20,000.

People rely on the relative anonymity of services like Yelp to leave (mostly) honest reviews and that's what you want to hear.

By brainstorming how the company could help people like being put on hold - a seemingly impossible feat - it came up with the idea of asking some of the best bands to create unplugged versions of their songs that could only be heard while on hold.

Mojio You've probably heard of car insurance companies that install technology on vehicles to monitor things like how often you use the car, how fast you drive, etc..

«The next time something like this happens with company we know, we might engage a little more with the press and help them hear another side of the story,» he says.

It's like the scenario of the professor who hears from a student only when he or she needs a letter of recommendation.

«When someone tells you something that's incredibly technically complex and you've never heard of it before, it's like, «Really?

He'd never heard of it before and I was like, «No, I'm serious.

Whatever you hear after that from across the hall will sound like what it is: just a bunch of strangers making noise.

Kathleen Harrington, chair of Policy of Government Relations for the Mayo Clinic, said so far she likes what she hears from Republicans on changes to health insurance.

Or maybe, like me, you'd never heard of her until stumbling upon her YouTube channel, which is jam - packed with episodes of her show «Laura in the Kitchen.»

I've observed hundreds, maybe thousands, of people over the years and hear from new ones practically every day who, like those unfortunate chefs, insist on living in a utopian, make - believe world where:

Taxi and Limousine Commission spokesman Allan Fromberg told Gothamist, «Of course, we've heard that drivers like the flexibility Uber offers.

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

After hearing the story, many people responded by saying something like, «I guess that's what you do when you have a lot of money.»

I like his penny pinching, and I'm skeptical of the promises I heard from the other Democrats: free college for everyone, more Social Security, and subsidized health care and higher education, even for undocumented immigrants.

You'd think that investors would be among the most cold - blooded and rational consumers of information — after all, fortunes depend on them making bias - free judgments about what they hear on earnings calls — but according to this new research, they are actually highly swayed by one tiny shift in language, just like everyone.

But I've heard CEOs of start - ups as well as big companies talking about how some board member or supplier or somebody is just treating them like shit.

In 1910, when the average life expectancy was 49 years, most Americans had never heard of things like calories, proteins, or carbohydrates.

SARA SILVERSTEIN: And we and our audience always likes to hear from people who have achieved what many of us aspire to achieve.

It's the kind of thing you hear about a lot in professions like law, which used to be dominated by men but aren't as much anymore.

During our two - day exploration, sponsored once again by our founding partner IBM Watson Health — we'll see, hear, and feel how profoundly powerful this new data science can be, particularly in the hands of people like Theresa Beech.

After hearing the results of her 360 leadership degree assessment, one client recently observed, «I hate doing stuff like this — but it's the bad news that's good to hear.»

More importantly, this company that you've probably never heard of competes with behemoths like IBM, HP, and AT&T for projects in seven carefully chosen and clearly defined industries.

Jack Posobiec, known for perpetuating conspiracy theories like Pizzagate and storming onstage at the politically charged staging of «Julius Caesar» in Central Park, also initially said he'd never heard of it, though he said that «imitation is the best form of flattery.»

It was like walking down my local supermarket aisle, except instead of reading the brand's story on the box I heard it directly from the founders.

MEC says in a statement shared via its Twitter account Monday that the company has heard from members on different sides of the issue, including those who want to be able to purchase Vista - owned brands like Camelbak at MEC stores.

Because I was repressing my own point of view, because like in that Nilsson song, «Everybody was talkin» at me, so I couldn't hear the echoes of my mind.»

Instead, analysts heard about prosaic plans like McDonald's new organizational structure (it will lump international markets together by specific characteristics rather than by geographic proximity), its intention to sell many more restaurants to franchisees than originally planned, and to cut costs to the tune of $ 300 million a year.

Although they look like headphones you'd jam in your ears, the Powerbeats are actually built to rest gently outside of them, so you're still able to hear ambient noises.

You may know your products and services like the back of your hand, but your customers don't «get it» the first time they hear the message.

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.

Geared toward marketing professionals and academics, expect to hear from high - level speakers including giants the likes of Google, Mercedes - Benz USA, Time Inc., Columbia Business School.

At a hearing on Thursday in state court in Manhattan, New York State Supreme Court Justice Charles Ramos will consider whether to permit the rare proceeding to go forward, potentially allowing the Club — whose tweedy Manhattan headquarters has, over the years, served the likes of Sir Ernest Shackleton, President Teddy Roosevelt, and Jacques Cousteau — to stop Diageo's (DEO) mighty Johnnie Walker brand from marketing its new Explorers» Club Collection.

«You rarely hear a major tech company cite a dearth of available talent when it comes to hiring for a hot new skill set like virtual reality or robotics.

In a briefing last year, Washington reporters were given a flavor of what Gowdy's leadership of the hearings might be like.

The truth is the reality of your voice is more like that terrible recording than what you hear in your head.

Everyone likes to hear a compliment, and everyone loves to be told their work is appreciated, so you'll have the start of a happy conversation.

The swindle goes like this, according to the Federal Communications Commission: You receive a phone call, and the person on the other end of the line asks, «Can you hear me?»

When they feel like their voices are heard and that they're a part of building something, they are more invested and more likely to stick around, he concludes.

If you hear this message loud and clear, one big question remains — if supervising compulsory hours of violin practice and hawk - like attention to grades isn't the answer, what is?

When you hear a company like GEICO say that 97 percent of its customers are satisfied, it's good marketing, and I'm sure it makes the GEICO team feel proud.

The likes of ex-RIM co-CEO Jim Balsillie have suggested the tech sector needs to lobby governments more actively, and 29 - year - old Litt believes there's a place for his fresh - faced cohort of entrepreneurs to make their voices heard.

If you administered truth serum to every company employee (aside from salespeople) and then asked them to describe the sales department, you'd likely hear words like «pushy,» «high maintenance,» «lazy» and «a bunch of prima donnas.»

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

John Lee Dumas's guests all have something new and interesting to share, and provide a blissful glimpse into what life is like for those who have been able to venture out into the harsh world of the entrepreneur and come through the other side - far from unscathed, as you'll hear, but certainly wiser for the experience.

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