Sentences with phrase «much everyone in»

This is fought - over seat by pretty much everyone in our house.

I know pretty much everyone in blogland has moved on to Christmas but I haven't JUST yet So maybe sharing my simple farmhouse - style front porch will serve as some inspiration if you are hosting Thanksgiving in a few weeks and you need to add a welcoming touch outside for your guests.

But under the pretext of having to gather information, the PC has authority to yammer to pretty much everyone in the community.

Even as he acknowledged that «pretty much everyone in this room is looking to the open - source community for validation,» he cautioned that the old idealism that public, open - source blockchains can solve everything is starting to fade.

He's called on automakers, utilities, researchers and pretty much everyone in Silicon Valley to develop a plan to convert 10 million pickup trucks, vans and SUVs to plug - in hybrids within four years.

Though there has been little sign of improvement in our certainty as to its precise value, there has been greatly increased confidence in the limits of that range: pretty much everyone in the business accepts that the number (to the extent it is well - defined, which I question) is in that range.

In other words, pretty much everyone in the petroleum industry and their suppliers and contractors, were (and still are) factoring in sea level rise and temperature anomalies into everything they do, even while they funded the denialist PR industry.

Pretty much everyone in New York went to at least one art opening this week, including celebrities!

Pretty much everyone in town runs day tours and overnight cruises around Lan Ha Bay.

However, in speaking with pretty much everyone in the shelter / rescue community, and observing the comments on Dr. Weiss's post, most people aren't going along with Dr. Weiss's assertion that the 4th of July isn't a major concern for shelters.

Both these lessons came to the fore last week in the aftermath of the London Book Fair, where the Bookseller Association announced the advent of the Books Are My Bag campaign (a high street campaign to make reading seem even cooler than it already is with branded merchandise), and Tom Tivnan from The Bookseller sent an incredibly acerbic email to a photographer that was subsequently forwarded to the inbox of pretty much everyone in the trade.

In fact it will be unpleasant for pretty much everyone in the industry, but make no mistake, if the first part of the prediction is true, then the second part is inevitable.

Pretty much everyone in the office is pitching in.

Though my skepticism about (pretty much everyone in) the publishing business is as great as yours, smart writers learn the business, understand the terms, and evaluate each operator on a case - by - case basis.

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in Dayton, and pretty much everyone in Chicago is fighting to keep schools open.

And like pretty much everyone in the world, I was amazed to hear the news in fall 2012 that Disney had acquired Lucasfilm and were going to produce new Star Wars films.

You can make friends with pretty much everyone in the school and it is always fun to check out on them to see how their lives are progressing along with the story.

Luckily for Steven pretty much everyone in Kill Your Friends does appear to share the same philosophy and the film presents a year in the life of this dog - eat - dog corporate music hell.

We will never know for a fact how much everyone in Hollywood knew about Harvey Weinstein and his deplorable actions.

Suffice to say that the alien orb is one of the half - dozen «infinity stones» with which the unfolding Marvel - verse is increasingly concerned (the Tesseract and the Aether are the two others introduced to date) and pretty much everyone in the film is trying so hard to get his or her hands on it that it might as well be the Maltese Falcon or Ark of the Covenant.

Teaming with immigration agent Jessica Alba, Machete goes after pretty much everyone in Texas that has done bad in an attempt to help the Mexican cause.

It's probably safe to assume that pretty much everyone in this movie is there either to provide T&A or fish bait (or both).

We've seen him as pretty much everyone in the last 25 years: Sid Vicious, Dracula, Egor Korshunov, Mr. Zorg, Sirius Black, James Gordon, the list goes on.

In a schizophrenic mood swing, he tells off, beats up, or embarrasses everyone who has ever mistreated him (which is pretty much everyone in town).

This is fought - over seat by pretty much everyone in our house.

Because of that, pretty much everyone in this country has a driver's license and access to a car.

I initially found the brand at the Natural Products West Expo, a major event where pretty much everyone in the natural products realm shows off their newest goods.

That convinced pretty much everyone in the bursts are nearby camp that the explosions — or at least some of them — were actually very distant.

My guess is they probably did because pretty much everyone in Washington regards Gillibrand as a lightweight «note taker» for her more senior colleague.

Pretty much everyone in the west agrees that that is bad.

Currently, pretty much everyone in the latter group goes through a TOL, because the c - section is not indicated.

Pretty much everyone in the online publishing industry has at one time or another thought they had the makings of a viral post — only to have it fall short of their expectations.

Pretty much everyone in the motorsport community has been following his story and offering support, and this weekend Lewis Hamilton has invited Billy and his family to come and watch the British GP from the Mercedes garage as his guests.

Özil is well known for everyone who follow football, but Bieber is known to pretty much everyone in the world.

He went off No. 10, a par - 5 that will play as a three - shot hole for pretty much everyone in the field.

Is it any irony that pretty much EVERYONE in the Seahawks locker room had something to say?

Ms Watkins said: «Pretty much everyone in Australia will want to try Coke Life.

So on Twitter today I realized that pretty much everyone in the bloggity world is searching for sponsorship to Foodbuzz Fest!?! Hopefully this will be one situation where being gluten free works in my favor!!

it's funny, but whenever the state church in this country makes a statement, pretty much everyone in the country resents it... this to me speaks volumes.

Pretty much everyone in the Catholic world seems happy, or at least not unhappy, about this turn of events (though not everybody), including the traditionalists at Rorate Coeli:

Yeah, that'd be pretty much everyone in this bunk economy.

Not exact matches

This is much easier with the cloud, because you can just have everyone log in to Google, but you can also print out a copy and put it near the proverbial water cooler.

Everyone talked about how Amy Adams and Jennifer Lawrence weren't paid as much as their male co-stars [in the movie American Hustle] and also how Angelina Jolie was called a «minimally talented spoiled brat» by producer Scott Rudin.

In addition, if everyone has to adopt this new technology to be competitive, emerging economies have the ability to catch up to the industrial economies much faster.

Everyone in the business is looking for a breakthrough and, for now, nobody wants to reveal much about the techniques they're trying, says Imrie - Situnayake.

Pretty much everyone has been afflicted with this feeling at some point in their professional lives.

You'd be amazed at how much more you can get done at 4 a.m., when everyone else is still in bed.

After all, we're new and we don't have much of a track record, and committing resources and opportunity costs to a contract with a company in our position isn't for everyone.

«My goal has always been to give everyone at Sharethrough as much information, context and room to care as much as I do as a founder,» says Dan Greenberg, CEO of Sharethrough, an ad - tech company that creates software for publishers and brands and is considered a trailblazer in the native - advertising movement.