Sentences with phrase «many random people»

If you're really outgoing, talk to random people in the elevator, the street or public transportation.

It was an example of the bizarre and beautiful interactions that are possible between brand accounts and random people on social media.

I have listened to random people I meet ask me what my product is called so they can buy it.

Did she speak to strangers, random people, and homeless people to show off?

«And if some random person emails you, you don't owe them a response.»

I have listened to random people I meet tell me they would never be interested in my product.

When trying to find social media accounts to manage, avoid accounts that are multi-million dollar businesses because they will not let random people handle their social media accounts.

The interview is conducted by two random people from the company,

If you always have trouble explaining your business to random people you meet, revising this section will ensure that you will always know what to say.

These aren't random people who dropped out with a decent idea and stumbled into a fortune.

While there's only a one - in - a-million chance of some random person being able to do this on your phone, Apple said Wednesday that the «statistical probability is different for twins and siblings that look like you and among children under the age of 13, because their distinct facial features may not have fully developed.»

When I interviewed Elman for the ebook of Growth Hacker Marketing, he explained it like this: «When I first joined the company, the suggested user list had 20 random people who were default selected to follow.»

«So I started off trying to make a difference for one person every day by leaving cards with positive notes to strangers on them in copies of the Metro and leaving them on seats for random people to find.»

Granted, as the son of a fireman who wouldn't let me light my own candles until I was college - aged, the idea of random people on the internet now having the ability to expel two - foot flames on a whim is enough to make me subconsciously recite my family's emergency escape plan.

If you give it to random people you won't get a good return on investment.

Too often, a random person can upload someone else's video.

Utilizing the «factor» test laid out in 506 (c), it seems that «reasonable steps to verify» for a member of a legitimate angel group would be less than that of a random person on the street, which is seemingly who the safe harbors appear to be designed for.

The beauty of this foundational question is that if posed to a thousand random people, one will receive a thousand different answers.

The fact that you're falsely accusing me of deleting posts, something a known troll has been doing to random people all week, makes anything you say pretty suspect.

A private company (CNN) has no legal requirement to provide «free speech» to random people on the internet.

Of course IED's would have made no sense either since the idea is not to kill random people who happen to be walking around the burial site

I generally like to find out things for myself instead of believing random people on a comment board, so I'm curious as to your statements.

None of those relate to people killing random people back and forth across the border of a war zone.

I'm a looney atheist that spends all day trying to convince random people that Jesus is an exact copy of Mithra, but even I like this pope.

Why do they always pull out random people from crowds and make fun of them?

While I would of course be very happy for the cancer patients if this worked, I would find it very depressing to find there was such an ass of a god out there that he made decisions about random people's lives based on how many people prayed.

We've all seen it on Jay Leno when he asks basic political and current event questions to random people on the street and in the mall.

I am so very glad to have found others who suddenly have random people, strangers in front of you that you absolutely love with a every fiber of your being.

Crazy people claim lots of things but something tells me that if a random person on the street told you that he could fly, you would be a skeptic but make him a more upstanding member of society and all of a sudden it's not so insane?

It's weird to me that you believe that even after 1000 drops and 1000 of the same result you still believe that if a random person you have never met claimed that his ball did not fall then that's proof positive that the law of gravity was broken and that it is possible even though no one was there to verify it, or anyway to recreate it.

«We have random people from all over the country calling us, telling us they're going to be in town and want to bring their youth group to worship with us, but we have to tell them we literally don't have space to host anyone,» Fray says.

I asked you this on the previous page, and was judged a troll by some random person for my question, but what does this statement mean?

This is almost as bad as those shows where random people were asked about other world cultures («How many Eiffel Towers are there?»)

3/3 random people encountered on the street by Jay Leno, could not answer where London is, or in what city the Rpyal wedding was being celebrated.

In what ways (apart from «someone tried to convert me to their religion at a personal level» or «some random person online went off on a rampaging tangent») do you feel you are being discriminated against?

I don't understand how some random persons personal belief could cause you grief unless it was indicative of a deeper issue.

not that they can't be helpful, but I really wouldn't trust interpretations of completely random people of whom I have no prior knowledge.

So, is the credibility issue that I believe strongly, or that I don't need to ask 500 or so random people in a poll or survey to validate my beliefs for me?

I believe Obama when he says he's a christian for the same reason I believe any random person on the street or a friend.

This doesn't mean we must now go and have random meals with random people (although we might as well seize the opportunity and embrace adventure).

Yet these same people who claim that, and also claim they follow jeebus» unconditional love, are the same ones who are armed to teeth, walk into abortion clinics and shoot random people, and hate anyone who is different them them.

Or from a Christian process theological perspective transformed by inner and outer dialogue with Kukai: God does not demand that we give up our personal dignity, that we throw in our lot with random people, that we lose ourselves and turn from all that is not God.

Any action we make in our day to day lives can influence others to follow along, whether our friends or family, people at work, even random people on the streets... how do you think riots get started?

One random person on a message board won't affect your life at all and in the end you've simply wasted time on a message board.

-- reminds me of whenever I get hurt by, angry at, judgemental toward — anyone, someone, my friend, my husband, that random person... geez.

«The media went crazy about my protein ball story and random people in town who met me said they knew about my snack,» Dolan remembers.

Disclaimer (aka stating the obvious): I'm not an expert by any means, so please don't trust some random person from the internet before seeking advice from your pediatrician and / or allergist.

She put out chocolate chip cookies, a bottle of whiskey, a ham, and a big thing of potato salad, and random people would show up and eat,» Kate says.

And then I remembered that it was Angela sharing the recipe, not some random person that just started a food blog 2 weeks ago.

Your co-workers, kids, family, random people will love you if you brought a baker's dozen of these handheld treats!