Sentences with phrase «let folks know»

Keep us updated and let folks know what works and what doesn't.

I will simply let folks know over time that I am available for a different kind of psychological real estate educational experience vs. a sales oriented experience.

«I was stunned today that we put up the vote count — we let our folks know online — and within an hour we had 35,000 people who had emailed us.»

Noting that Russian agents had sought to organize users on different sides of issues to appear and fight each other at rallies — events around sensitive issues like race and immigration — Sewell asked Facebook if it felt an «obligation to let those folks know that [it] was a hoax... or at least inform them who was behind that sponsored advertisement.»

Don't hesitate, however, to let your folks know when their observations and critiques are making you nervous.

They really need much, much more room to not only tell their story, but to build their authority and let folks know what it is they do.

When you're scheduling appointments (or making verbal commitments to be somewhere or call someone) on court days, let those folks know it's a court day for you (or a depo day, etc.), and that you might be constrained by those requirements.

Thankfully, a corps of community - minded citizens has risen to moment, delivering water to underserved areas throughout the region, calling in to let folks know when water has been delivered to local stores, and acting as a rapid response team for folks in need in central and southern West Virginia.

Just a quick note to let folks know about a nice source of easily - accessible information on the carbon cycle:

Just a quick post here to let folks know that we have just pushed an update to the official TouchArcade app [Free] live in the App Store.

Jennifer's willingness to share her loss encouraged me to let you folks know why I've been so quiet lately.

Let folks know that if the event is rained out you'll be doing it on Sunday or the following weekend so you don't see your efforts washed away in a downpour.

Again, I'm not sure which will happen — but I wanted to let you folks know what's going on.

I had a great experience and thought I would let folks know they are a great company and do a great job for much less cost than anyone else.

Let folks know that's what you'll be doing.

I've reached out to Adobe for further information and will let you folks know if / when I hear back.

To help make things easier and let folks know where they can order (or pre-order) a BlackBerry Passport we've put together a lit of carriers and retailers that have (or will have) the BlackBerry Passport readily available.

Post events to social media; let folks know what you're doing.

Feel free to let folks know.

I've been quietly working with a little over a half a dozen clients since the beginning of this year, and I figured it was about time I let you folks know who are subscribed to my blog — I've started Geek Girl Author Services!

Let folks know you have a book coming out.

In profile, while the little roof spoiler falls towards the «cutesy» side, the plastic cladding «round the wheel wells and rocker panels (for hardcore off - roading, you know) are just butch enough to let folks know that the CX - 3 is more than simply a Mazda2 hatch — with which it shares a platform — on steroids.

If you are on a forum or Facebook, let folks know.

Also, I just want to let folks know that the Coconut oil (Virgin) you are using is not the same as Raw Coconut (Oil) which has the fiber in it at the bottom and is sometimes referred to as Coconut Butter.

I like to let folks know if something I gathered is wild, or organically grown, or fresh.

If you liked Food Rules, please don't forget to let folks know on Amazon.

And just to let the folks know they've given blood, sweat and tears in, frankly, a way I've never seen in a local race.

«If we show up, if we let folks know that we're interested in them and we share a lot of common values, then we're not going to win 100 percent of the evangelical vote.

More importantly, when atrocities happen in a subset of our community, why not let those folks know you hear them and you are with them?

«In California, you are a mandated reporter: You have to let folks know about elder financial abuse,» Evans said.

On the one hand, you need to be competitive enough to attract high - quality talent — which means being transparent and letting folks know how your compensation stacks up.

It looks similar to earlier Apple Watch models but has a red dot on the Digital Crown, which lets folks know it's the newer model.

I left a comment but it wasn't here so I wanted to let folk know these were SUPER GOOD!

I very much appreciate it, and I'll also add a note to the recipe section, letting folks know the honey is optional, based on acidity.

Increasingly, local home education groups have their own mailing lists for letting folk know about meetings or outings, for discussing problems with their local education authority, or for anything else related to their area.

«I'll be letting folks know about that in the next day or so.

The 30 - foot - tall coin is the city's way of letting folks know, yeah, the Sudbury Basin is the second - largest producer of nickel ore in the world.

Like the Big Nickel, the new 2017 Cayenne S E-Hybrid makes a statement: it's Porsche's way of letting folks know, yeah, we're all about being on the cutting edge of technology.

The body color isn't left stock either, getting a cool 3M vinyl wrap job with the DeBerti Design logo, letting folks know what company did the body modifications.

We haven't been tracking EVERY beta update but rather sticking to the large updates and letting folks know when they arrive.

Don't let pride stand in the way of letting your folks know how you feel.

Not exact matches

You need to let the local folks know that you exist, so you put in a big ad, a full page ad, saying:

Not only does social media let your business have strong online connections with people you don't know, it also has the ability to be segmented so the conversations you have with folks on - and offline are more personalized.

Let's see... do I prefer folks that learn Jesus» wisdom, comprehend and apply His teachings to their lives to provide righteous outcomes, or do I endure being around pompous, superficial jerks, who know nothing, lie and assume they don't and produce unrighteous outcomes?

If folks want to live in a Theocracy, PLEASE move to Iran, and let us know how that works out for you!

Gee John, thanks so much for letting us lady folk know «He» can hear us as long as we pray to your manly God.

Oh and same goes for jews... there seems to be a lot of jew hate from christians too... so lets repeat the questions for the average christian... don't worry, i'll type it slow, i know most of you suck at reading comprehension as seen by your often complete lack of knowledge of the book to which you folks base your lives on...

Lets we forget, there are many ultra smart folks who see the same «indisputable» facts that you see, but know that we can never be sure but can hope and even believe in unseen «things», in ways that help civilization.

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Ms. Quindlen would, in no uncertain terms, let such a student know that that is the wrong response and she had better get back in step with folks like her who repudiate marching in lockstep.