Sentences with phrase «not in trouble»

I bet he's a lot of fun when he's not in trouble!!

Kids not in trouble.

With kids, I just want to help them feel comfortable, like they're not in trouble and I'm not an authority figure.

If the answer is «never» or «We're not in trouble so why would we need to go?»

Let your child know that they are not in trouble and they are not going to see a therapist because there is something «wrong» with them that needs to be «fixed.»

Your marriage is not in trouble if you feel less passionate than you did when you first met, according to Susan Seliger in the WebMD article «Passionate Marriage.»

And if perchance you are not in trouble, your question introduces the idea.

Guido hopes he is just on his holidays and not in trouble?

Policies that are in force at those prices are guaranteed and are not in trouble.

To consider taking a policy if I need to wait for more than 60 days, just imagine, when I am not in trouble or when I am not there, how my family has to suffer.

Completion of courses can clean your driving record by dismissing moving violations, and even if you're not in trouble, it's always a good way to improve your driving skills.

Answer: Translation: You are not in trouble, but please hide your weed better next time.

Aptenodytes forsteri — the Linnean name for the emperor — is not in trouble yet, and its numbers may even grow in the years up to 2050.

Although he's not in trouble, hiphoprobot said that he «didn't feel like pushing my luck by keeping the videos up».

He said «Nintendo has the console back and I am personally not in any trouble.

Konami Corporation as a business entity, however, is not in trouble.

If my house is anything to judge by, we're not in any trouble just yet.

I am not in trouble yet, but with 5 additional bills monthly its going to get hairy.

In short, the majority of applicants are not in trouble with their student loans which means the IBR program is missing the target demographic.

For the most part, residents of the states with the highest average mortgage debt are not in trouble.

Mother looked at the two of us as if we'd lost our minds: «She's not in trouble.»

-- Amazon is not in trouble at all.

Mercury is also in the throes of a rebirth, as Ford executives spent a lot of time convincing the media that the brand is not in trouble.

As Larry Lezotte taught us many years ago, education is not in trouble because we did something wrong — we are in trouble because our mission has changed.

You're not in trouble, but plagiarism is generally not accepted, so it's just a heads up.

Even if your relationship is not in trouble there is a good amount of information to learn about your partner from the check - up.

No you're not in trouble sweetheart:D.

I bet he's a lot of fun when he's not in trouble!!

The guys at the lower elevations are not in trouble from the fungus, but they're really susceptible to changes in climate.»

It's the only tuna that can be labeled white meat tuna and it's not in trouble.

«This state is not in the trouble that Michigan is in Pennsylvania is in and Massachusetts is in, but you don't see in those other states this crescendo about getting rid of the governor just because we're in a recession,» Paterson, who is African - American, said Friday in a radio interview with Errol Louis of the New York Daily News.

Here's Sadiq Khan, shadow justice secretary: «I see Michael «we're not in trouble» Fallon saying Labour should be winning 900 seats.

And guess what: Not only are they not in trouble economically, they are the winners of the current situation.

Let your child know that this is a possibility and if this happens, they're not in trouble.

Adult: It's okay, you're not in trouble.

Just... I'm not in any trouble.

They are not in trouble as other men; Neither are they plagued like other men.

But the good news is that between pricing and service innovations, the «Internet hedge» and a so far demonstrated ability to maintain margins and average revenue per user (ARPU), the system isn't in trouble.

Whew, at least Roman isn't in trouble for hitting a Federal Agent now.

The Mets» rotation isn't in trouble yet, but they've gone from having incredible, enviable depth to having almost none in a matter of weeks.

If he did, then I knew I wasn't in any trouble because if he was investigating me, he wouldn't have taken the money.»

In addition, «a person could be bulimic and not look like they have an eating disorder, because they traditionally have a healthier BMI,» Mosesso says, but that doesn't mean they aren't in trouble.

You aren't in trouble yet, but you are certainly on a trajectory to be later.

Newfoundlands love people, especially children, whom they will rescue at the drop of a hat, even when they aren't in any trouble.

Not exact matches

Quickly, please have a look at this troubling essay by historian Jay M. Smith about a giant business — big - time college sports — that hasn't reinvented itself in years.

«A work that was fascinating but troubling probably wouldn't make the cut in terms of anything they had in their home.»

The slower hiring isn't a sign of trouble at small businesses, but instead a change in strategy from before the Great Recession.

So the factory worker makes an error, we assume they did something wrong and they're in trouble and we force them to come over and tell them not to make mistake again.

It's almost like you're paying to get a top Google listing, but you don't have to worry about getting in trouble!

Your business needs a Purple Cow (see Seth Godin) to survive in today's market, and if you don't have a remarkable differentiator, then you will have trouble playing in the long run.