Sentences with phrase «interesting to watch»

It's really interesting to watch your dog learn to manipulate these Nina Ottosson puzzle toys.

Feeding birds right outside the cat exam room window to give kitties something interesting to watch.

It was so interesting to watch everything going on,» Audrey told People.

It is very interesting to watch — how media has so much influence to bring changes.

Anyway, I don't know how all of this will pan out, but it will be interesting to watch.

It will be interesting to watch the marketplace evolve in the coming years.

It will be interesting to watch the next few months.

As much as it is interesting to watch.

What will be interesting to watch is to see how many members of Congress are swayed by the lobbyist arguments.

It will be interesting to watch the future rate changes.

With the highly anticipated Prince Rupert container terminal in the Pacific Coast providing great access to the Asian markets it will be interesting to watch the impact of this investment in future quarters as inter-modal group revenue continues to remain strong.

In the interim, it will be very interesting to watch what other bank - owned brokerages do in order to respond.

In this thread, it was interesting to watch how the reactions of excited investors changed as the finer details became apparent.

The next six months will be interesting to watch.

It will be interesting to watch these charts over time, as the time periods are simply too short to make any meaningful insights into these trends.

Whether a firm matches or betters CIBC's offer will be interesting to watch for given the apprehension felt by brokerages at having to come down to the sub - $ 10 level.

It will be interesting to watch over the course of the year how markets react to more potentially disruptive events and changes in the global status quo.

Whether or not you decide to invest in Talisman Energy Inc., there are no guarantees and so it will be interesting to watch the company and any reported developments.

In case you missed it, June was extended by an extra second (the «leap second») and if that doesn't seem like much, here is something interesting to watch that showcases some spectacular leaps that can happen in much less than a second.

It's going to be very interesting to watch over the next few weeks, and as Simon & Schuster and Hachette sign new contracts with retailers.

Its actually quite interesting to watch even if you don't plan on performing open heart surgery on your Bold 9900.

This one is going to be interesting to watch...

The price seems very low for the specifications, this one will be interesting to watch.

It's been tremendously interesting to watch the organization go from hostility toward self - publishing in 2010 to Stephanie Laurens's eye - opening exploration of the new options in 2012 to a self - publishing workshop track in 2014 to now, where the attitudes of many assume that self - publishing might be superior in many circumstances rather than stigmatized.

It's been interesting to watch it change.

What will be interesting to watch is if the decline in ebook sales finally prompts indie authors into putting more thought in distributing paper copies of their titles.

It's going to be interesting to watch 2012 unfold for Research In Motion.

Very interesting to watch these changes!

I don't know how many answers there are here, but it's pretty interesting to watch all these talking heads argue with each other.

It's been really interesting to watch the IWSGCC groups evolve... Happy IWSG day!

It'll be interesting to watch what decisions are made without his guidance.

MSI aren't known for having big distribution channels in Europe or North America so the new MSI S100 10 - inch Baytrail - T tablet may not reach your local store shelves but it will be interesting to watch the price on it.

This will be interesting to watch because it comes out of a traditional publisher, includes well - regarded digital innovator Sarah Lloyd, plans to poach other publishers» authors, and looks set to play by the new digital rules rather than those of its corporate parent.

Agree with Anonymous 8:08 — it will be interesting to watch this.

The coming months could be interesting to watch.

I did win the over fifty plus magazine true story competition last year and it was interesting to watch people read my story whilst waiting for other events.

It will be interesting to watch how the success in this case has an impact on other subscription - based digital reading outlets.

It will be interesting to watch this trend and see how it affects the university presses in terms of being able to continue to offer the same content in such an affordable model.

For being so young, these two have a very intense history, and it's interesting to watch them as they attempt to delicately step toward new lives — and toward each other.

It is also interesting to watch the demographics of suburban New Jersey change as the story progresses over a decade.

«It's really interesting to watch.

It will be interesting to watch how this topic is managed as companies like BBC attempt to find ways to have their cake and eat it too with DRM supported HTML5.

It'll be interesting to watch as this all continues to unfold in the coming months and years.

It'll be interesting to watch all the knee - jerkiness about this bit in the licensing agreement retract in the coming weeks.

Since then, it's been interesting to watch the development of the e-readers as each new one leap - frogs the last one with increased abilities.

I've been in marketing so I know a thing or two and its interesting to watch the game from an inside point of view.

It's sure interesting to watch!

It was actually pretty interesting to watch the author grow.

Change is washing over the publishing business, and while it's interesting to watch people fight to protect the way things were instead of embracing the way things are, it's not helpful to the rest of us.

Faber Chief Executive Stephen Page, who chaired the event, noted the increased importance of gifting for physical books and believes «the challenge of gift to digital» will be interesting to watch.