Sentences with phrase «probably hear things»

You'll probably hear things about prices, release dates and all that other stuff.

So, by this point, you've probably heard a thing or two about Jose Padilha's Elite Squad: The Enemy Within (formerly Elite Squad 2: The Enemy Within).

Unless you've been living under the world's largest rock for the past few days, you've probably heard a thing or two about the Google Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL.

You've probably heard some things about the cryptocurrency Bitcoin, the global network that allows people to directly transfer value without middlemen.

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Mojio You've probably heard of car insurance companies that install technology on vehicles to monitor things like how often you use the car, how fast you drive, etc..

One, the person is not trying hard enough, which is probably not something the person wants to hear; and two, if the person tried, he or she could do great things, which is good.

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.

You've probably heard the phrase «Internet of Things» or «IoT» by now, and its applications are staggering in the business world.

You've probably heard of shared office space before, but it's not just for solo entrepreneurs doing their own thing.

It's probably the wisest thing I've heard from her - within the context of the people who make up her family and friends, I think it's an effective, touching way to set a course on how to proceed lovingly and protectively once you know your child has challenges.

Yet you, someone who has probably read a few Wikipedia pages and thrown in a few things you've heard throughout his life into his opinion is right and everyone that actually studies biology is wrong?

So, you's probably heard the tongue — in cheek comment about the bible being about these two things — the rest being commentary:).

There is no evidence of a God and many of us have seen belief in God sometimes lead to bad things — probably because people assign power to God and then speak on his behalf (they «hear» what he says).

But better to be instructed in the Creed than to be given common sense about better living or to hear the clergy's exasperations with U.S. foreign policy — things gotten more easily, and probably more interestingly, from the op - ed page of the Sunday paper.

They think probably riot, since they've heard about all the ignorant and gauche and downright disrespectful - to - the - Sabbath things he's done.

During the past couple months, you've probably heard a lot about — and definitely watched — the Netflix sensation, Stranger Things.

Probably the most common excuse I have heard for Christians to not do certain things Jesus plainly tells us to do is «I'm not «called» to do that» (help the needy, love our neighbor or whatever).

During this conference I've already heard five people mention one thing that works, and probably works better than anything else.

The point, though, is that the majority of Americans, religious or not, could probably point to one or more things they've heard that the Almighty is against.

That is probably one of the worst / disgusting things I could ever hear.

For example, «That I shall (at least probably) exist tomorrow is one thing; that I shall exist hearing a blue jay call at noon is another» (Hartshorne, Logic of Perfection 63).

A good guy, who heard from God and did the right thing when it counted, and probably died before Jesus became an adult (hence why we never hear of him again).

I heard someone suggest yesterday that certain apocryphal material was left out because it wasn't profitable for the faith... Just made me think there were a few more things that maybe shouldn't have made the cut... (besides the obvious that those negotiators of the 3rd century probably didn't really care about not making Jesus a misogynist...)

S - Town — you've probably already heard of this podcast a million times and possibly already binge - listened to the whole thing.

Even though I'll probably never eat it, I've heard a lot of good things about bone marrow.

The even greater news is that those little seeds are super good for you (as you've probably heard x100) so if you're missing out on eating them because of the texture thing, you don't have to any more!

You can probably tell that I love reviewing cookbooks, and I'd heard so many good things about her cookbook!

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.)

I'm all cozied up in my pjs on the couch with my mom, sipping multiple cups of coffee, and watching the new episode of This Old House — which will probably be followed by a handful of cooking shows and / or westerns and / or a really old movie I've never heard of but my mom swears is the greatest thing ever recorded on film.

In what is probably the most ridiculous thing you'll hear all day, maybe even all week, one former Premier League coach thinks Arsenal should sell Mesut Ozil to make way for Jack Wilshere!

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.

Throw in Syracuse's passing game and UConn's defense (led by the best player you should probably have heard of by now, sophomore linebacker Yawin Smallwood), and you've got quite a few things to like about Big East football, especially considering it just lost its conference champion (West Virginia) and a seemingly elite prospective member (TCU) to the Big 12.

Things got a little chippy in Boston last night, as you've probably heard.

Best thing I heard all night was Justin himself saying he probably only has 5 fights left.

Speaking of firsts, this was also Arsène Wenger's first win against a Jose Mourinho team, which is one of those annoying things you have to hear about every time Arsenal plays Chelsea (and probably still will, since this is really just a friendly).

You have probably already heard that things will get better; which doesn't help much when you are tired and frustrated.

There are probably many things you have heard about twins that may or may not be true.

We've all heard that «breast is best» and you've probably heard a few things scattered in with that to explain why — breastfed babies are healthier, or less fussy, or more attached to their parents and more.

You've probably heard people say things like, «That smell really takes me back....»

I have a lot of sympathy with how it must feel to come here and probably see / hear things that have just never come up before.

I had never heard of infant potty training, and probably would have never considered it, but a neat thing happened: Ever since she was born when i changed her diaper I would tell her if she did a pee or poop, just for fun because I am constantly talking to her.

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The thing that probably brings me the most joy, though, is building community and creating a platform for parents to have their voices be heard.

That is probably the most repulsive thing I've ever heard.

Of course we probably all think of Giorgio Armani when we hear the name, which isn't necessarily a bad thing.

At the beginning, I was reluctant to use a wipe warmer, probably because of the several few things I had heard some of my friends complain about.

Noah probably heard the flipside of that sort of thing a dozen times a day, as I unconsciously prioritized the baby over him, so I tried to make sure I announced the times HE got first dibs on Mommy's time.)

They were happy to hear that as they kicked back their scotch, but as the words came out of my mouth I realized there's one thing that probably won't be that okay: their kids are all under the age of 8, and while there may not be a good time to get divorced, there may be better times.

I never heard of the stillbirth thing, but from I've read, the correlation is probably backwards.

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.