Sentences with phrase «probably going to hear»

You are probably going to hear me obsess over tomato season for the rest of the summer -LSB-...]

In any given office, you're probably going to hear the word «feedback» dozens of times a day.

It's true that they're probably gonna hear about how cheap their system is anyway.

Not exact matches

I don't know about you, but even as a man in my 40s, I sometimes hear my parents» cautionary words — or even my grandparents» — when I go to do something I probably shouldn't.

Here's the thing: unless your email was written by Obi - Wan Kenobi, using his Jedi mind tricks, you're probably not going to convince the recipient to put aside a half - hour to hear your sales pitch.

«In the investment world when you hear «never»,» (as in rates are «never going up»), «it's probably about to happen,» said Gundlach, who is CEO of DoubleLine Funds.

The next time a GEICO customer hears from a friend that USAA, for instance, is incredible and that he swears by it, that GEICO customer is probably going to pick up the phone and give USAA a call.

It's probably not going to be possible to have a jury of people that have never heard of the bands, that have never heard the music, but the real question is, even with that understanding, can they only focus on the evidence that's being presented by the parties at trial and only use that evidence and nothing from their own life experience outside of the courtroom to make that decision?

Canadians whose politics are to the left of centre won't like to hear this: Stephen Harper and his Conservative - minority government probably are going to be in power a long, long time.

Tyee's McMartin crunches the votes and concludes: «Canadians whose politics are to the left of centre won't like to hear this: Stephen Harper and his Conservative - minority government probably are going to be in power a long, long time.

Much like Ruth, you've probably been hearing that your business is going to be disrupted by technology advances.

Which probably says something about both the prominence that file is going to take on and how much more we'll be hearing from Mr. Julian.

It was very good, but I don't think any «true» creationist has gone without hearing all this, and probably won't care / refuses to accept it.

This Psalm declares boldly that «He has not abandoned the afflicted» (vs. 24)... Psalm 22 is probably one of the most graphic representations of exactly what was going on and Jesus is declaring the reality to everyone who can hear it... by only speaking the first phrase his hearers would immediately know the rest of the Psalm and understand... the Psalm ends with the same phrasing that Jesus ends with, he says «It is finished» the psalm says «He has done it»... its easy to miss - see from a Greek model rather than the Hebraic model... God di not forsake Him... that is not what the Father is like... not even slightly.

Twenty - thirty years ago, if it didn't happen in our community, or wasn't something like going to war, you'd probably never hear about it.

Following this, he goes through several sections of the Bible, forcing us to read it and see it in a way that you probably won't hear in most seminaries, churches, or home Bible studies.

And a soldier that gets hit on the head a lot — even though he may live because he's got his helmet on — he's not going to be much use in battle, and very soon, he will lose his hearing, his sight, his ability to think, and probably will end up with some serious brain damage and maybe die prematurely.

You can probably hear them now, jumping up and down, asking «When are we going to see him?»

But like the little boy and the dog watching TV, we probably don't have a clue as to what was really going on, and so we come up with our theories thousands of years later, immersed in a totally different culture, according to our limited hearing and vision.

Now you're probably going to laugh or roll your eyes when I reveal what this new to me food is, but hear me out... we all have to have a first time for everything!

Every time I successfully sneak extra nutrition, I hear my evil mommy laugh in my head * WAH HA HA HA Haa * (You probably don't want to know all other silly things going on inside my head.)

For example, the most common term I see that people have searched that led them to my site is «gluten free on a shoestring,» which tells me that people are probably buying the book, and then going to the site, or hearing about the site itself through some other means, and then googling it to find the blog.

You've probably heard already, but apparently Manchester United are reportedly ready to go hard in their attempts to re-sign Paul Pogba this summer.

Saying that things «just clicked» for A&M in Charlotte this weekend doesn't come close to explaining what the Aggies were able to do, but you're probably still going to hear it a lot this week.

We've spent 14 days of the transfer window trying to negotiate peanuts for a player that MAY but equally MAY NOT be the next midfield beast we need meanwhile Man City have brought in Bony who is a player that we could have done with and probably could have got before he upped his value with Swansea, I hear people on here talking about Wanyama and we could have got him prior to his move to Southampton, there's talk of Dybala who will undoubtedly go to either Man united or cheski in the summer, we are missing a trick with virtually every player that is strengthening our opposition and we sit and quibble about # half a million for some unknown child from Warsaw.

In my opinion Arsenal and Wenger will probably surprise us and appoint a manager we have never heard of, just like they did with the prof.. But just for the sake of argument I am going to make my choice from people we know.

We Arsenal fans are uaed to piling the pressure on Arsene Wenger, and we have all been guilty of this even our legend Thierry Henry, so as we go to the Bet365 Stadium tomorrow it is good to hear that the Stoke manager Mark Hughes also feels that his fans are pessimistic, and (to be fair) they probably have more right to be despondent than Arsenal fans ever will be.

So not only have I just witnessed my team lose to Bournemouth... to hear that Sanchez is going to man United... then probably watch Liverpool beat city... absolutely gutted doesn't even come close to how I'm feeling right now!

He probably learned the hard way that experience or pure class is the only way to go with GKs, hears hoping.

Recent graduates of the system you'll have heard of include the Premier League's Gabriel Obertan, Hatem Ben Arfa and Abou Diaby, players of varying ability and application but probably never going to hit the heights of Henry.

I agree that for whatever reason SANCHEZ holds a grudge is against WENGER mostly and it was definitely by benching him against Pool in probably the most critical game for us last season, if the man is not happy let him go, we don't need a disgruntled player in our dressing room no matter who he is, now this being said, it was because of him that we are now seeing changes and active transfer window, WENGER motivated and actively pursuing WC players, looking to drop under performing players, if it was not because ALEXIS and the Fans who last year had their voice heard and made it clear to the board and WENGER that is enough is enough....

Given the push to keep her as a heel, you probably won't hear much mention of it, either: with any luck, if she ever goes face like Reigns did, she'll be in a position of popularity where they won't need to lean on her family to prop her up.

If you're having a look at a more general sports odds, you're probably going to see a wide range of shields and crests for football teams you haven't ever heard of.

Almunia — let's not even go there!As for «kids» and «young team» and «team in development» — I don't want to hear any more of that because it's just not true any more.If we're content to fight for a top 4 place and qualify for the Champions League every year then I think we've probably got that — but that's not good enough for me and it shouldn't be good enough for ARSENAL FOOTBALL CLUB - and it shouldn't be good enough for Arsene Wenger!!

Although I didn't get to go to BlogHer in San Francisco this weekend (if you are on Twitter then you probably «heard» me repeatedly whining about it), I did get to join in the Second Life BlogHer fun and, along with 100 other women (maybe more?)

A couple of my children have been soothed if I sing to them during diaper changes, but (you're probably not going to want to hear this) my now 21 month old son STILL hates having his diaper changed and constantly tries to sit up while I'm doing it!

I hear you... So... if he's taking that long to go to sleep, he's probably not that tired... or he needs a big release of accumulated emotions.

You've probably heard it or read it a million times by now, but it's true: It's highly unlikely that your child will go to college in a diaper.

You probably don't want to hear this... but with my boys I used to let them go outside and «water» my flowers.

We see no reason to object, although we would probably have to go to a hearing.

You've probably heard ideas like telling your child to «count to ten» or «go scream in a pillow».

And also, tacking on more guilt on top of already feeling guilty for not going ~ the natural route ~ probably isn't something a new mom really needs to hear, wouldn't you say?

I know it motivates me to want to support them, like because I feel they are on my team so to speak if they are going to stick their neck out there so they know a little bit in a way I feel like closer to them and I kind of want to support them a little bit more but Priya let's get your take on this a little bit, you know I know you are not breastfeeding or pumping now so you know, you couldn't have benefited of all the stuff is happening right now and the legislation but what is your take and I know you probably heard from moms too that are on the app and you know, they are reporting in and telling you about you know, these different types of lactation rooms so other moms can find out about them, so what's your take on all of this?

Deciding that the wrongs done to the claimants might possibly represent a breach of their qualified human rights (privacy) but probably not their absolute rights (degrading treatment) he decided that the human rights claims should be heard first before the IPT, which is where Ripa insists such cases should go.

He also believes that «we have probably not heard the last of the slush fund scandal... we need to have accountability on whether the community groups that get City funding actually do what they say they were going to do with the money.

Jacobs: I think I'd heard Tom Reynolds, who is kind of an expert on these sort of things saying if it comes down to a likeability contest, that's probably where Kathy Hochul would want it to go.

She said that there was «probably a high likelihood that they're going to end up being struck for cause because of what they say orally, but I think I'm not going to throw them out without hearing them say that they can't be fair.»

Steve: So the program again is these three Wednesdays today, so people won't hear this until the second episode is about to air probably, but they can go back on the PBS Web site and it will be archived there I presume, everything usually is.

The plaintiffs» first recourse would be to go back to the appeals court, where the same three - member panel would probably hear the case, says Greely.

I decided that you're going to hear more than you probably want to know about what we all did in Los Alamos and other Manhattan Project groups.