Sentences with phrase «listen to a message before»
WhatsApp voicemail will allegedly allow users record and listen to a message before sending it, unlike traditional voicemail that never gave you a chance to revisit your recording before sending.
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«When I put Jaydiohead out, I got messages from a lot of Radiohead fans explaining how they really listened to Jay's lyrics, something they didn't do before,» Tannone says.
How many times can we fall into the same self - imposed trap from winning positions before somebody somewhere gets the fucking message?!! Cos either he's not telling them what needs to be said or he is but they ai nt listening.
When the midwife listened to the message, she heard Alexia crying in the background before my mom even spoke.
Follow your baby's lead, listen to your instincts and do not give in to the fear mongering messages thrown out at every new parent before they even begin their new journey as parents.
[71] Committee member Mark Reckless, the then Conservative MP for Rochester and Strood, stated that the original 2007 police investigation and the 2009 review had both been hindered by the advice from the CPS, that «phone hacking was only an offence if messages had been intercepted before they were listened to by the intended recipient;» which was in fact incorrect.
Mr Yates told MPs that under existing legislation police could only bring charges where hacked messages had been listened to before their intended recipient had heard them.
I hope the first anniversary of the tougher penalties for mobile phone use will remind all drivers to switch off before they drive off or go to voicemail and listen to their messages later.»
Bad dates are less of a likelihood when it comes to live phone dating since you have the ability to screen users before you decide to contact them — you will listen to their personal message to decide whether they might be a good match for you or not.
Our first sight of him finds Lincoln with his back to us, sitting before a bandstand, an echo of the memorial to come, listening as black soldiers pointedly recite his Gettysburg lines back to him — the message is radiantly clear: live up to your words.
In case we hadn't absorbed the message that the Prime Minister was against Overlord, the film, like a broken record, continuously has Churchill imploring Eisenhower, Montgomery and anyone else who'll listen not to «make the same mistakes as before».
Listen, before we move on I am just going to take a quick break, we will hear another message or two from some sponsors.