Sentences with phrase «interesting items mentioned»
Today has seen the launch of some new figures for Disney Infinity 2.0 (Yondu, Green Goblin and Ronan) and Vice President Johnny V conducted an interview with Superhero Hype and there were a few interesting items mentioned during the interview such as adding more Marvel characters in the future, introducing...
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To support her claims, she mentioned the results from a study from October to December of 2014 that showed 44 percent of early adopters said an interesting bread or bun would get them to try a new item.
One interesting item worth mentioning - fat prior to endurance exercise has actually been shown to improve performance significantly (in longer distance events).
On a related topic, none of my car - friends have even once mentioned or shown any interest in the new NSX, which I had also forgotten about until seeing this news item.
Items you might want to mention: — Setting up blog tours — Setting up book signings — Contacting local libraries, churches, and bookstores — Creating and distributing bookmarks — Writing and sending out press releases — Contacting any niche markets that may be interested in selling your book — Any places where you have special access to sell your book (your family business, a friend's high - volume website, etc..)
The good news, however, is that any purchase you make during the intro APR period is good for the reduced interest rate, even the excluded items mentioned above.
The item disappears It is funny and interesting to mention that the game can't operate two different items on screen, at the same time.
When you post an interesting item to your blog, mention it on Twitter with a link to the full post.
Among the tasks mentioned above, Index Editors are responsible for classifying various items of interest and for adding cross references which help the reader identify similar subjects that appear in the text.
In spite of the afore - mentioned differences, every item on the agenda of the meeting should be of interest to most (preferably to all) of the attendees.