Sentences with phrase «people know we were coming»

When you wear them, people know you are coming because the fringe is kind of noisy!

As with Open Your Eyes, there is an O. Henry - like twist at the end, that is at times hard to figure out although people know it's coming.

Part of my job was to open suites up in apartment complexes and let people know we were coming to clean their windows.

Not exact matches

That way, no matter what toxic people are thinking or doing, your self - worth comes from within.

If any good could come out of all of this, she told me, it would be to spread the word and making sure people know one simple thing: Pets should never be placed in an overhead bin on an airplane.

All the client knew, she says, was that the CEO of the company was coming with a group of people.

Everyone knows that Travis is not coming back; still, Benchmark said a lot of nasty things about TK and is now sitting back and watching other people try to convince them that the best thing to do «for all concerned» would be to sell out.

That didn't stop [Bell chief executive] George Cope from coming in and dealing with me because he knows I'm a person of integrity.

I'm sure nobody expected or wanted Jon Snow to let the Wildings cross the wall, but he knew that winter was coming and that he could not keep Winterfell safe from the Night's King; he decided to stop the White Walkers from increasing their numbers by getting people out of their reach.

«We all know that the oil prices are going to come back around again and we're going to need those people,» he says.

When this would come up when I was in provincial politics, or even when I was a talk show host, [you knew] that the federal safety authorities are not going to allow to remain in place rules that are harming the health of people.

«The orientation should begin at the first click of the mouse when someone first goes on the company's website, so by the time the person comes in for the interview, they already know quite a lot about the organization,» says Richard Jordan, a business coach who has been responsible for reshaping the recruiting and orientation process at a number of technology firms.

A time is coming when people will no longer put up with these companies letting users be attacked when they're just trying to enjoy themselves on the Internet.

But he also has the youthful confidence that comes with knowing he possesses one of the world's most in - demand skills: By his own estimate, there are only five people in the world — «I know of three, but five is a round number» — with his particular expertise.

Much of emotional intelligence comes down to social awareness; the ability to read other people, know what they're about, and understand what they're going through.

Carrier: Getting the admin backbone so that you could support the people coming in — you know, payroll and all that basic stuff — and then starting to get people interested in what we're planning to do.

«It is just not acceptable to ever think that it should be commonplace in our country for people to send their kids to school in the morning and not know if they're going to come home at the end of the day,» Deutch said.

«People are very attached to cash because you know where you stand with it, it's anonymous, you don't have to give your data to people and with things like data privacy and cyber-security this has really come to the fore in the last couple of months.&People are very attached to cash because you know where you stand with it, it's anonymous, you don't have to give your data to people and with things like data privacy and cyber-security this has really come to the fore in the last couple of months.&people and with things like data privacy and cyber-security this has really come to the fore in the last couple of months.»

So it's important to get to know people, but it comes down to your ability to do the job and the reputation you build by doing a good job.»

But when it came to the point where someone's like, «All right, it's time to leave your entire life, your family, everyone you know behind and go to another planet forever until you die,» people would probably say, «Uh, actually... no.»

«The names on this letter are the ones the American people should look to for answers on why the world is a mess, and we thank them for coming forward so everyone in this country knows who deserves the blame for making the world such a dangerous place,» his statement read.

People are going to say, «I know Pepsi is the biggest brand, but when it comes to me purchasing a drink, that doesn't matter.»

SS: The best advice I've ever received, I don't know if it's in business, maybe just in life, is when he said to me, «If you ever think you're the smartest person in the world, just come talk to me, because I'll show you 10 people who are smarter than you in a flash.»

People are not «scared» — but maybe that's the word — to fly because they don't know what's going to happen when they come back.

The major issue is this: People often believe that artificial means fake, but there's no such thing as fake intelligence, and knowing this is important — for reasons I'll come back to.

«I know people are coming to Spotify to listen first, but we're starting to build something new,» Courtney Holt, the company's head of studios and video, said in an interview.

«This is a truer test, because it is everyday people who know me or have come across me, speaking their minds,» Ten Haagen said.

The bottom line is that trust comes from social proof, such as links to testimonials and endorsements, using known - name customer lists, specific numbers that show how many people you have worked with, proven results, etc..

We've been lucky that there are many people from Southern California who know the brand well that come in often; and that has helped in attracting others as well.

Here are a few tricks that most people don't know when it comes to privacy protection.

One way, Berger said, is to come up with something that makes people «look cool, smart and in - the - know.»

Despite the stress and frenzy that come with bringing a product to market, Mike is one of the most balanced people I know.

The real clincher comes when we see a world of disgruntled people who go off to work, day in and day out, to a job they hate, never even knowing they were called to be more.

Most people are very concerned about being different or knowing the least of everyone in the room when it comes to meetings.

Noting that «a lot of people in [Silicon] Valley» consider Apple to be «old - fashioned» when it comes to data collection and privacy, Jobs says that ultimately their goal is to make sure that people know what they're getting into, and what their data will be used for.

«I've run a business before, and I know that no matter what the platform is, your success often comes down to the effort you put into building these networks and reaching out to people.»

First off, very few people knew what Sharknado was and that it was, in fact, coming.

And like healthcare, true innovation in education will come from people with hunger and knowledge to change the status quo — but who have no power to lose when the quo is no longer status.

Whether you're selling a product or service, it's a good idea to make sure you never lose touch when it comes to the people you're serving — no matter how high up the ladder you climb.

«Generally, people get it, because they've experienced the peaks and valleys of agency work, and they know there will come a time when they're not that busy and they'll have more free time,» he says.

«Through hard work, education and thanks in large part to the sisterhood that I have come to know through pageants, I am proud to say that I am today a better person.»

But by developing intimacy with the customers, we were able to come up with the insight that with the internet you can personalize down to the week of pregnancy and give people exactly what they need to know.

If you naturally come alive at night and feel like a zombie before midmorning no matter what you do, you've no doubt spent most of your life being nagged by well - meaning parents, teachers, and advice peddlers to mend your ways and become a morning person.

«When the people come in and they're on point, they know what they're talking about.»

Research suggests the best solutions for improving discourse may come from getting to know each other as whole people instead of just opinions — something Facebook may be uniquely suited to do.

Secondly, having a purpose for the meeting isn't enough unless people know what that purpose is so they can come prepared.

When it comes to events, these are the first pieces of information people want to know (whether it's a reporter or just the general public reading your press release).

We want people who come in and know that they're not trying to build just a painting or junk - removal business here, they're trying to build a customer - service business.

The benefit of a specialist is that it becomes your brand — people know they can come to you to solve a problem related to your specialty.

«People come to work knowing that their work is in service of the kids.»