Sentences with phrase «of letting them know i»

He's not a scapegoat, he bears the responsibility of letting a known pedophile continue to abuse children, protecting him and continuing to employ him.

It is quite unlikey that anyone will hear an audible response from HIM, but HE has HIS way of letting you know through silent receipt in your mind.

Thank you for the gift of letting me know your thoughts — I don't take a single one for granted.

Paul clearly states that we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities in high places; He is suppose to be setting a principal and he is in fact destroying the thing that God stand for, serving the flesh and the creation more than the creator who is blessed forever; Man will always have a battle between flesh and spirit; he is more flesh than spirit ever in his dress muscles and tight shirts; which has no place in the spirit;» dealing with matters of the holy ghost «he can speck it but he can «t live it; which is the trouble with a lot of modern day Christians; do as i say not as i do... old fashion parents had the same concept, its not just Eddie he got caught, he was just falling weak to the flesh and his own desires; only thing is, he is responsible for the souls of those under his leadership; He must answer and atone to God for those actions, you think for a moment we are being hard on him; God has a way of letting us know when we are wrong that lets us know we need to change.

think about it... with David's Fishwear Fashions, a Christian woman can wear the aforementioned shirt and when her husband arrives, this could be a CHRISTIANIZED way of letting him know what's on your mind... that THE moment has arrived, praise the Lord.

When I'm craving something, say some beets, it's my bodies way of letting me know there's something in those beets that I NEED!

Sometimes I imagine I get sick because it's my body's way of letting me know it needs a break.

Recently, a number of you let me know on Instagram that meal planning on a low - carb diet is a challenge.

I thought that the little statement about Szczesny having a virus (before the QPR game) was Wenger's way of letting us know Ospina would keep his place against United, but the Boss said last night about Wojciech: «He has a test today.

Parents are given a 2 - way radio for communication and the staff does a good job of letting you know how your kids are doing.

She was quick to respond with information about emptying the breast and getting rest, massaging the area, using warm compresses, and most of all letting me know I could get through it and to keep on feeding.

«It's a way of checking in, of letting them know that I care.»

I think you can cut them off at the pass by saying something like, «I'm sorry, my son needs me right now»; or «This is his way of letting me know that he needs me.»

This is his way of letting you know the show is over.

If you have any questions whatsoever, please do us the favor of letting us know, we'll be glad to help you find the right cloth diapering system for you and your baby.

Most of all she let's me know it's all possible and I can do more than I think I can.

After a week of him letting us know when he needed to go we bought him and infant potty chair.

Crying is a baby's way of letting us know something is wrong.

Babies cry for a variety of reasons and it's often your baby's way of letting you know something is bothering him.

He will grab my hand and place it on his back, a way of letting me know he wants me to massage him.

Although it may seem like your little one will never be able to communicate verbally with you, until he can, he'll do a pretty good job of letting you know how he feels by fussing or crying.

We are happy that already in life while you were still here with us, we have had the priviledge of letting you know just how high our regard and admiration has been for you and for all your achievements.

Help your child understand that there is nothing wrong with feeling anxious — it's just our body's way of letting us know it is uncomfortable.

I did it because I realized that this was what they needed at the time, and that I was laying groundwork in terms of letting them know that they were loved and cared for and fed and all of that.

Giving to him is a way of letting him know we appreciate that and hope he stays in office.»

«It might also give you a general sense of discomfort as a way of letting you know you've got some kind of inflammatory episode going on in there,» says Julius.

This is the body's way of letting you know that you need H2O.

Keep in mind that exercise and a change in diet can cause more fatigue, and it's your body's way of letting you know it needs some help to adjust.

Pain is the body's way of letting us know something is wrong and unfortunately something far too many people deal with on a chronic basis.

However, while most of the research is still new doesn't show a direct link between specific cravings and nutrient deficiencies, there is some evidence pointing to food cravings as your body's natural, instinctive way of letting you know you that you need more of an important nutrient.

A few of you let me know you were struggling with symptoms of low estrogen — hot flashes, night sweats, and vaginal dryness.

Any man who judges your worth on the basis of the presence of cellulite is only doing you the favor of letting you know that he doesn't have much experience with women, and that he isn't worth your time.

Just the same way tennis elbow is the body's way of letting you know you're doing the same repetitive motion too much.

Recently, a number of you let me know on Instagram that meal planning on a low - carb diet is a challenge.

There's not a beach in my immediate future, sadly, but several of you let me know you're heading on warm weather trips and I allowed myself to do a little daydreaming.

Sorry that right now I don't have a way of letting you know that I replied to your comments, but I always do!

I'm only human — and my body has a harsh way of letting me know I messed up!

If you have any questions on how I did any of these let me know and I can give a more detailed response to you on what I did!

Any chance of letting me know where you got the image of the ship as I would like to do something similar.

i am 46 5» 9» 200 pounds i like soft music and computers i am a 1 woman man so if you want someone who will treat you like the queen you are and enjoy holding hands and late nights watching movies or walking on a beach with just the 2 of us let me know you cant find love if you do nt look for it.

If you've responded to them or interacted at all, you need to give them the courtesy of letting them know you are moving on.

CanDoBetter allows users to rate which member of a couple is more attractive, as a means of letting each know if s / he could «do better.»

Scrolling through Grindr listings, having his Facebook friends say «had him,» or giving yourself marks out of 10 is not an endearing way of letting him know.

In our first email exchange, Ben made a point of letting me know right away how many miles a week he ran (50) and how many pounds he could bench press (I forget...

The booth is manned by John McEnroe and Pat Cash who do a decent job of letting you know what's going on, but there amount of dialogue choices is far too short for anyone planning to put some series hours into the game.

This short scene not only introduces you to the abilities and weapons you'll gain access to later in the game, but it also does a great job of letting you know who you're up against and what they're all about.

He likes to wear a red clown nose on the job and has taken to killing the clients who hire him to kill someone instead as a way of letting them know that murder is wrong (kind of a nice thought actually, however misplaced).

It's the fact they don't talk about these things that kind of let us know how they wound up in this particular situation.

Those warning signs are often their cry for help, their way of letting us know they are hurting.

Slide the shifter to the left and the small screen ahead of you lets you know which gear you're in.