Sentences with phrase «probably heard she likes»

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At first I was annoyed with this, thinking I would like to hear what she had to say but I quickly realized it's probably for the best as that would probably compromise battery life.

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..

More importantly, this company that you've probably never heard of competes with behemoths like IBM, HP, and AT&T for projects in seven carefully chosen and clearly defined industries.

Why I like it: This is probably one you haven't heard of, but it's time you do!

If you're an entrepreneur who has heard something like this before about your own business, you probably just had a similar reaction to mine.

You've probably heard the expression «feeling like a mushroom,» which is to say feeling kept in the dark, left uninformed and fed a bunch of sh — .

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.

You've probably heard of 3 - D printers that can create three - dimensional objects like jewelry and tools.

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.

By now, most people have a least heard of blockchain technology, probably in association with cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin.

If you're hearing voices in your head, even if they sound like Garrison Keillor, you probably need to seek medical help.

Just doesn't seem like the competency is there and probably hasn't been there for officers for a while but we are hearing more about it through the use of mobile media.

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.

A bunch of folks — at least 5,000, but probably more like 15,000, because the original count didn't include women and children (sorry about that, Amy)-- were clamoring to hear Jesus speak, heal and generally just be Jesus - y.

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.

«It's «just a theory» The common use of the word «theory» is something that almost all scientists have run into, and many have probably banged their heads at hearing phrases like «evolution is just a theory», etc..

This is what gets me: During the M.L. King protests, you would probably hear white people saying, «You'd never see white people acting like that!

@Rodger: Like to hear your definition of science, probably doesn't match with the dictionary, at least not an older dictionary.

You have probably heard something like it yourself.

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.

You've heard the phrase, and probably the song, too: «There's no place like home for the holidays.»

I hear you can make fruit leather in an oven too, though it would probably involve leaving it on on a low heat for a long time which is pretty wasteful when it's not designed to like a dehydrator is.

Probably the most common generalized term that you will hear for crimini mushrooms is the term «button mushrooms» since the top portion or «cap» of these mushrooms is shaped like a hemisphere or rounded button.

You've probably heard of and maybe tried various green superfoods available in the West like spirulina, chlorella, wheatgrass, etc. but you might not have heard of moringa which is actually even more nutrient - dense than those and a rich source of iron, vitamin A, vitamin E, vitamin K, potassium, calcium, phosphorus and magnesium.

When you hear the name «Jerusalem artichoke» you probably think of the large green globe - like vegetable that's used to create spinach and artichoke dip (my goodness that stuff is yummy).

New, better - for - you products made by «lifestyle brands» that you probably hadn't heard of before, are getting on shelves thanks to a little help — and sometimes a lot — from food and beverage operations experts like Siddhi Shot.

But back then I'd never heard of real stock, and wasn't aware that the packet stuff probably contained all sorts of nasties like MSG.

The first thought of many, upon hearing that news, was probably something like, «OhmyGod, who let those 34 bad guys loose amongst all the heroes?»

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.

I have yet to see or hear a good rationale for pulling a gimmick like that in that situation, probably because none exists.

However, if I did hear any rumblings about bad work ethic, it would probably knock him down my board significantly, like out of the first round completely.

Like I said earlier we haven't heard Monaco reject our new bid and now we hear personal terms have been agreed Monaco probably raised the fee of 80 million so we can meet at the middle

You've probably never heard of Manley, who sounds like a made - up British name they'd write in a fictional script about The Open.

But why would he leave for less money He likes Arsenal, likes London and loves the # 140,000 per week He would probably reject most interest in him I haven't heard of much interest in him Hopefully, a rich club in China / Middle East / Russia can offer him a higher salary but i doubt it

seriously, what is wrong with you, you're making excuses for man united on why they lost to MK DONS for god sake, and not just lost, but were destroyed 4 - 0; had it been us we would have never heard the end of this from you, you would have been all doom and gloom probably telling everyone how we would be lucky to take 4th this season despite taking 4th + for the last 15 years and being just as close to the title as 5th last season and improving or squad (as much as you would like to claim that we have only really signed Sanchez, Campbell is an upgrade and Chambers is an upgrade and we will get another player for sure.)

You will have heard, and probably like me not believed a word of it, the claim by Jose Mourinho that he backed the decision of Roman Abramovich to let us sign Petr Cech.

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.

But I suspect a veteran like Kyle Williams who has put in 12 seasons and hundreds of games probably doesn't want to hear a kid come in, who has never taken a pro snap, talking about how he's coming for Tom Brady's crown on day one.

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 Mick McCarthy heard anyone claim his team were no - hoper's heading into any fixture, he'd... well, I wouldn't like to guess what he would do, probably force the doubter to watch forward - lumberjack Ebanks - Blake train.

Some babies also seem soothed by noises like whirring fans and washing machines because these probably sound similar to what they heard in the womb.

Techniques like positive punishment and negative reinforcement (two parenting «buzzwords» that you've probably heard a lot already) are just two of the ways parents and child care providers can try to correct a child's behavioral issues.

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

If you have never heard of her, like me, you probably live in the US.

If you're like most new parents, you've probably heard or seen articles touting the magic properties of baby massages.

No one really had anything negative to say although I think that a lot of them are really skeptical because I don't think before me they had really heard that that was possible and I don't think most of them really believed that it could be possible and especially I think a lot of them are kind of thinking this is probably like a phase or and like be what you wanted me to do at the beginning but then after a while you probably will decide that it's too hard or you know, so I think it surprised a lot of them that I nursed for such a long time and I'm still nursing so yeah.

Gather up a dozen parents, ask them what their biggest complaint is about their child's bedroom, and you'll probably hear some variation of, «It looks like a tornado hit it.»

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

I am not sure if he can prove this, but it has probably been concluded from 40 years of experience in hearing woman say that they felt better about what they were doing when living by attachment principals, rather than other methods of parenting that have been taught in the past, and have become extremely popular, like crying it out, and babies sleeping in cribs.