Sentences with phrase «late night infomercials»

There are late night infomercials telling you they can teach you to build a real estate empire.

I remember not being able to sleep and watching late night infomercials full of inspirational «you too can live the life of your dreams» self - help nonsense that just made me more depressed.

Sounds like a cheesy late night infomercial.

I tried antibiotics, Retinol - A, Proactiv, every potion, lotion and late night infomercial miracle cure I could get my hands on, and none of it worked.

You may see a lot of the bad late night infomercials on medicinal products that promote hair growth and prevent hair loss but what I love the most about the Invati Advanced range is that it's 98 % naturally derived.

Obsessing with late night infomercial king, Jonny Wu (Ken Jeong, «The Hangover Part II») and his advice to «be a doer,» Lugo decides to take the initiative and steal the ill - gotten gains of one of his clients, Victor Kershaw (Tony Shalhoub, TV series «Monk»).

Well when you get home and turn on the TV at 11 pm on a weekday, you can or at least I could find late night infomercials.

You and the late night infomercial tell me I can but neither of you tell me how.

Even worse than his policy positions (to the extent that they are comprehensible), is that he is coming across like the pitchman of a late night infomercial.

In all seriousness, though, recipe posts are a tough ball to juggle (at least for me) because while I know that tossing those keywords in there is important for SEO and what not, that doesn't change the fact that it makes me feel like a late night infomercial.

Not to sound like a late night infomercial, but if you could own only one book about the feeding of children, I can't think of a more useful resource than Fearless Feeding.

Whether it's the late night infomercials or rhythmic beats, Zumba has earned a cult following over the past year.

Those late night infomercials would have you believe that all you need to do is purchase their overpriced gimmick and use it three times a week to get the ripped, sexy midsection you dream of.

There is no such thing as spot fat removal despite what the late night infomercials try to sell you.

You may also have tried a couple of those crappy «abdominizer machines» or «ab rocker - roller - lounger» gadgets you saw on the late night infomercial, yet you still see no signs of toned sexy abs developing, right?

Regardless of what they say in those late night infomercials, there is no substitute for daily exercise.

You would probably think I was going to follow up by selling you a get - rich quick scheme like on those late night infomercials ~ right?

The book is out; the website has launched — You're blogging and sharing fabulous content with your social media outlets... Like those late night infomercials shout, «But wait, there's more!»

Now, like those late night infomercials shout, «But wait, there's more!»

If you're a homeowner or you pay attention to late night infomercials you will be familiar with programs that eliminate debt for homeowners much faster than is normally possible with a normal repayment schedule.

Myninja tells us that it's «like a late night infomercial on steroids: it slices, it dices, it consumes entire towns - and it even cleans up after itself.

It's like the old Ronco machine from the late night infomercials: you set it and forget it.

While a no medical exam life insurance policy may sound like a dubious offer from a late night infomercial, it is possible to get quality term life insurance from a trusted provider without a medical exam.

Personal injury attorneys from Kansas City to rural Missouri neighborhoods use online advertisements and late night infomercials to promise multimillion - dollar payouts for their clients.

You've seen the late night infomercials and the giant billboards along Highway 95 through Bangor, Maine: Attorneys with big grins and catchy names, all claiming to secure you millions if someone injures you or damages your property.

This is no late night infomercial.

Sounds like a late night infomercial doesn't it?

You see the gurus on the late night infomercials, see the ads on the interwebz.

If you have ever watched a late night infomercial you would think buying a foreclosed home can be bought for 50 cents on the dollar and immediately re-sold for a boat load on money.