Sentences with phrase «not live on the street»

You come up with the best stuff (and I am SOOOO grateful I don't live on your street... nothing personal, lol)!

But he is not living on the street, works alongside several community projects and does not rely on benefits.

Sadly, the 4G network is not live on my street yet, so I haven't been able to enjoy that fast speed.

People are very, very upset about the clearway idea, even the ones who don't live on my street because they still want to -LSB-...]

Not exact matches

They tell all the dirt on a new employee, who you didn't know lived up the street from grandma.

But the folks who sell drugs on the streets shouldn't be getting life sentences without parole for drug offenses, either.

It's not about how big the numbers are once you're talking about real people living on the streets.

Meikle said her brother chose to return to living on the street and doesn't understand how hard the mistake was on his family.

Most outsiders don't understand the principles of modern policing, nor the challenges presented by life «on the street.»

Near the end of his life, he declared: «If I have noticed anything over these 60 years on Wall Street, it is that people do not succeed in forecasting what's going to happen to the stock market.»

A source close to the stars went so far as to say it's a combination of living on Vine Street and the re-Vine tool — not necessarily talent — that keeps these stars on top.

Gonzalez said it was clear in the video that Garcia Zarate — who has spent much of his adult life behind bars, was living on the street before the shooting, and has a second - grade education — did not fully understand what the officers were asking him through an officer's Spanish translation.

«At this point,» says Jared Dillian, a former Wall Street trader and contrarian analyst who predicted Canada's looming economic crash early on, «you'd have to live under a rock to not realize what's going on.

Youth employees are referred by local nonprofits including Beyond Emancipation and Not for Sale, groups that support young people who have been in foster care, lived on the streets, or faced other significant hardships.

Michael Nieto, who lives near East Second and Pedernales streets, says that while getting groceries isn't a problem, he's still forced to rely on Capital Metro buses and taxis to take him elsewhere for other shopping and errands.

An occasional tip to a broker that did not know what he was doing would make a «friend for life,» which on Wall Street could last at least a month!

The novel's protagonist, Jeffrey Lockhart, is a thirty - four - year - old New Yorker who has been drifting through life, from one vague and interchangeable job («cross-stream pricing consultant,» «implementation analyst,» «systems administrator at a networking site») and relationship («She lived on First Avenue and First Street and I didn't know whether her name was spelled Gale or Gail») to the next.

The Bundestag walk - outs attest that the wider opposition to Benedict on display in the press and on the streets was just not to his particular message, but to his person as the living embodiment of his message.

They give us a paycheck to help them milk the wealth from our land in the form of fossil fuel, minerals, raw materials and food; pay us to process it into pretty, Twinkie - packages of stuff that we «just can't live without», and then sell it back to us and others at a profit that puts them on easy street.

So if you can move from that encounter on the street to sitting down in your home, you can move from sitting down in your home to hearing one another's stories, to getting involved in each other's lives, to sharing time together where you're not just helping but you're enjoying life together.

What if a homeless man came up to you on the street and told you that he was a cardiologist, and that he needs to operate on you immediately to save your life, but you can't question his credentials or that you have a need for a major operation.

It was there in Manhattan he was unhappily schooled, first at the Male School on Crosby Street and then at the Columbia Grammar School, and there he returned thirty years later to spend the bitter, dark end of his life — a misemployed customs inspector turned drunkard, possibly a wife - beater, and the forgotten man of American letters: a minor author who'd written a scandalous sea - tale or two early in life and hadn't had the sense to quit writing.

You are not one of those fire - breathing, wild - eyed zealots shouting into a bull - horn on the street corner, nor are you one of those dreadlock - growing, communal - living, vegetarian pacifists.

At the same time though, we also work with hundreds on the streets and can not invite each of them into our home to live and can not help each of them with money.

It didn't matter if he was a guy on the street or a pastor... You either had Jesus and his life, or you didn't.

Many parents do not know what life on the streets is going to be like for their kids.

I am more opposed to unwanted children being mistreated and abused and shuffled between Foster homes or living on the streets not knowing parental love.

Here imagination does not take off on flights into fantasy but walks down the streets where we live.

«Another guy in the church lives about two blocks away and he expressed the panic on the streets and what he went through but so far we haven't heard anyone directly from the church involved.»

«We can't always do something about the bigger picture, the national scene, but we can do something locally, we can do something on our streets and in our churches and in the places where we live in our community.»

What if eternal life is about energy going back into the collective consciousness, and not a set of wings and a mansion on a golden street, and singing hymns for eternity (I guess you don't need the mansion if you're always outside singing hymns, but...)?

We want to help people, not make their lives worse by enabling them to remain in poverty or on the street.

I only know personally of two successful christian communities where believers live either together or buy up houses on a particular street and run businesses (other than some cult communities which are differently run — they are not, I think what we are talking about here) and share resources.

He told me the name of the street and of the school he had gone to, and when he did so, I realized that I had never once in all my life set foot on that street or laid eyes on that school — this in a city whose population when I lived there was not much more than 200,000!

What if they were a little smaller and didn't start on time and only had three people in the band, but on nights, weekends and weekdays the congregants scoured the streets of their cities and served people who haven't seen kindness or felt grace in their entire lives?

You might feed a hungry alcoholic living on the streets for one night with your bag of goodies but if the gospel enters his heart you not only help him save his soul but he encounters the very one; the only one with the power to truly transform him.

Just as freedom demands that I should be able to walk down the street and not need to fear somebody walking up to me, pulling a gun on me, and shooting me, so too freedom demands that I should be able to live in community with people of different races, beliefs, etc without having to fear discrimination.

Although there are people in Los Angeles who are struggling tremendously, we don't know intense poverty and pain like the untouchables do in India or the children orphaned and living on the streets of Zambia or Brazil.

I used to live down on William street at the Parsons dorms and all the memories of our kitchen floor picnics as we did not have room for a table came rushing back!

Life «n One is located on Jumeirah Beach Road, 27B Street, Villa 5 / 1B Jumeirah 1, Dubai.

In those days, when dairy farmers couldn't make enough to live, years before North Dakota's Milk Marketing Board began setting prices, farmers dumped milk on the streets in protest.

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I didn't shoot a picture of the garbage can, since I figured you've probably seen one before (hint: it's that thing Oscar lived in on Sesame Street).

I don't know that we have street food here, even though I live right on the border with Mexico.

p.s.s. Reading through this post again has me thinking about all those who live in a state of complete housing insecurity - in shelters or on the street or in fear of eviction - or in dwellings that are not really fit for their health and safety.

If you live on a street in a three bed house like everyone else, and suddenly someone comes along and builds a five bed but you can't what do you do?

with his attitude as if we have to be his servant, get back to Chilie and get those life values back, he is a football player, but a man first, and as a player and man, his all attitude sucks, i don't know why wenger kept him and take that shit, means we have to take it... I told yo before, get his ass on training camp, ruining all day, shut him up, keep him out of the squad, not even in bench to bring his laim superior attitude... All money he is making, he should think of Chilie street and reality for kids he was once... He is in a great city, a club that won in this league and would be in CL as every year without this type of laim ways... So, of course no one wants him around during that ceremony, not even in the room... Get real sanchez, you came from misery, benched for years by gardiola too, sell out, poor minded..

CBS had decided to make Street's downhill race the premier event on live coverage and, short of using a split screen, couldn't have shown both events.

Munoz's father continued to live not far from the yellow stucco house on D Street in Ontario, Calif., where Esther kept her three sons and two daughters fed, clothed and motivated.