Sentences with phrase «probably give it a post»

This was really yummy, and I'll probably give it a post soon!

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If you're a non-gamer reader, you're probably already thinking about giving this post a pass, but stick around — it may yet interest you.

And then my search word rankings would probably slowly fade given frequency of posting new content is one of the search algo variables.

When I read some of your posts, it seems to me that if you had billions of dollars (or even a few hundreds of millions), instead of spending it on yachts, mansions, islands and other toys (not that there is anything wrong with that per se of course), you would probably sigh the Giving Pledge too or at least donate a lot to charity.

If they are a big name in your niche, you'll probably need to give them some good reasons why they should post on your site, whether that be traffic numbers of connections you have.

Probably no one, given our reduced attention span as we grow accustomed to the bite - sized 140 - character posts on Twitter, to say the least.

You're little scene you gave me is patently false because I don't imemdiately jump to the conclusion of materilization, but I guess since this is how you learn, lets go: Chad and Chuckles are walking in the woods Me: Hey cool, a watch, I wonder where it came from Chad: stupid question, it came from god, but I guess if you want to get more specific, someone probably dropped it Me: you're right, lets check to see if someone is missing a watch - Chad and Chuckles head to town, post signs and after no success for many weeks, decide that the person who dropped it probably isn't around.

You may want to reconsider posting again, you probably don't want to give the impression that you completely lack intelliegence right?

I will probably write a post in the next week or two that says I am giving up on my project.

As it took you pages and pages of writing to develop your conclusion on this matter, I don't believe I could give mine in a short post (I probably have nothing new to say that you haven't read already)!

As you've probably guessed, I'll be sending this post to my cousin, encouraging her to give it a try.

For regular readers, this will post will probably give you a sense of déjà vu.

Hi, you probably already know this, but Martha Rose Schulman of NYTimes gave you a shout out and posted one of your recipes.

Given the makeup of Chicago's roster and its implementation of the triangle, this was probably Pippen's maximum offensive output, as he peaked in offensive load at 43 (96th percentile) while the Bulls posted a respectable +2.2 rORtg when healthy, better than any offense Michael Jordan led before Phil Jackson arrived.5

Firstly he was picked out by Reus and rounded Casillas but could only hit the post with the goal wide open in front, and then he twice sent low shots too close to the Madrid goalkeeper, who deserves credit for making good saves but probably shouldn't have been given the opportunity to do so in the first place.

Took a bit of a break since my post after the Utd game, watched the game in the Pub with 3 gooners and 60 or so utd fans so I probably needed to give myself a bit of time before posting as I still had the echoes of idiot Man Utd talk ringin in my ears.

After reading your post, I think you are a great and dedicated mother and from what you describe, your husband seems like a great DAD (not just caretaker) who just has a slightly different approach than you and is probably doing his best to balance the housework with giving her priority as well as attending to his own personal needs (like eating and showering).

If you have been following my recent series titled «Keto Problems,» then you probably expected this week's post to be on fats, given that the last two weeks were about protein and carbs.

I know it was probably anti-comfort food of me to post a lightened up recipe, but for me this one definitely gives me the comfort food flavor without being so decadent that I can't have it on a regular basis!

Just giving you the scoop my dear, I will probably write something about it this weekend for those who will expect a post.

Vlogmas will probably exist in a different timeframe to the blog as I'm hoping to get each vlog post edited and uploaded for the following day, where as the blog is currently running a bit further behind as I have been queuing up past outfits to get back in the routine (and to reduce the chances of me giving up if I fall behind!)

Seeing how it is way to crazy here to do a real post and probably will be for a few more days I thought we would do a little «mini» give - away.

That's when the blogger has actually taken time to read your book cover - to - cover and gives their opinion about it and also includes links to buy it... Probably the next popular would just be a spotlight post where you, the author, would give the blogger all the information about your book, including a cover image and synopsis and buying links, and all they have to do is put it up on their blog.

I'll probably give Thunderclap its own post later, since I have some Profound Thoughts about the process.

But, more often than not, I'd probably just give it to them and ask them to post a review after they've read it and to recommend it to their friends if they liked it.

And given that you misused the term in your second post (if we use the mean on a bell curve then it means that half of the authors would sell more and half of the authors would sell less -LCB- unless we assume bias -RCB-, not «most would sell more» as you asserted), then you probably shouldn't pound too much on your authority in the topic.

You probably explained this in a previous post, but given how Wells Fargo has treated you, I'm curious why you don't change banks or move to a credit union?

Even though your cat would probably prefer some catnip, new toys or a nice scratching post, the very best gift you can give your cat is the gift of good health.

If you are on any form of social media, you probably noticed a blog post about the dangers of giving dogs ice water that was shared by well - meaning dog lovers everywhere.

Given how close this post is to the last one, there probably isn't any need to really fill you in on what For Honor is all about.

Also I do concede that you don't have to buy them all Day One and in fact given the broken releases of late, its probably best to wait a few weeks, which both benefits your wallet and the overall experience post inevitable patch.

Until we hear something legitimate from Capcom that proves or disproves the claims in the post, they should probably be treated with a reasonable level of suspicion, given its origin and the fact that it's since been deleted.

In a 1988 note addressed to Paul Richard at the Washington Post, for example, Bellamy tries to persuade the critic to cover a show of di Suvero's, conceding, «this pitch will probably remain singular, given my past record with promo campaigns.»

Given my previous post's shameless rhapsodizing on the bewitching beauty of Venice, you will probably not be surprised when I say that my favorite works in the Biennale are those that engage in some way with the magical surrounding city.

I probably haven't done enough to alert Dot Earthers when I'm giving public presentations on relevant issues, so I've posted a couple of programming notes below.

I have considered using this system to test whether pee - cycling really is good for tomatoes, but given that a neighbor did indeed read my post about stealth peeing in an urban yard, I should probably keep that to myself.

Maybe Curry will close down her web with so much blabber being posted, you probably don't give a hoot.

My guess though is that a bulk correction factor of 0C is OK for the post WWII era — deep engine inlet temps vs. corrected surface buckets will probably give a slight cold bias to post WWII temps.

If anything my post gave the poster credit for being more intelligent than he / she probably is; he / she may actually believe the bs he / she is posting whcih brings to mind the scary thousght....

It will probably take you 15 minutes to do a nice blog post, to answer any question, giving it some detail without blowing confidence as to context of who the person is.

Given the realities of the the current legal market that my colleague Bob Ambrogi posted on yesterday, there are probably no shortage of applicants for positions at D&S, even with the lower pay scale.

That's not quite the same as giving users the option to switch to a wholly chronological feed, but at least you probably won't be seeing 6 - day - old posts at the top of your feed just because you haven't checked the app in a while.

There are a TON in this post, most of which will probably just look like a bunch of wood that doesn't make much sense... it's hard to give a house tour of a house without any walls.

You probably weren't given that impression by my last blog post, which goes to show the deceptive power of social media.

There are a TON in this post, most of which will probably just look like a bunch of wood that doesn't make much sense... it's hard to give a house tour of a house... Read More

So, for the rest of 2011 I will most probably post twice a week instead of my Monday, Wednesday, Friday current schedule and I'm giving myself a little vacation and will pick up this new schedule beginning September 8th.

It was probably the highlight of my year to work together with my 9 year old son (who just turned 10) to give him a bold and colorful new bedroom, so it thrills me beyond measure to know that the DIY headboard I made for his room was my most popular post of 2017!