Sentences with phrase «probably keep making»

Lot of respect for Kane's quality, and the Spurs, but we'll probably keep making jokes about this for a bit.

I posted Julia Child's French potato salad a while back and while I will probably keep making that recipe (because I always have the -LSB-...]

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You've probably heard the navy's «Keep it Simple, Stupid» slogan coined in 1960 as a design principle to make systems work better.

You could probably make a living helping seniors learn how to use the internet and e-mail to keep in touch with their loved ones, who are now commonly spread around the country.

Biderman was a relentless publicity hound, publishing a book about marriage, posing for unfortunate pictures, and saying many things he probably wishes he hadn't, such as: «We have done a really great job of making sure our data is kept secret.»

In the end, this is actually probably one of the most popular options for those who are really series about funding a startup because it allows you to keep control over your company, earn mentorship when it's needed, and hopefully make money as your company continues to grow.

It was probably hand - formed, so you could argue it was in keeping with the Whole Foods ethos of local, organic, no - machine - made goodness.

'' [A] CDN is kind of a first layer, so when someone in L.A. is going to WeatherTech's site they first go to an Akamai CDN server, probably in an L.A. data center, and those CDN servers keep as much content on those servers as they can to minimize how many trips are made back to our servers in Chicago,» he explains.

Donovan says the company wouldn't have needed much to avoid ceasing operations: «If we had just had another $ 500,000, we could have made another two weeks of payroll and found probably an external investor which wouldn't have been a great deal for us, but it would have kept the company,» she says.

Allowing intangibles to play a part in decision making can also keep you going when others would probably give up.

To make matters even more difficult, you'll probably need to borrow money throughout the course of your business ownership, or at least set up a line of business credit that you can draw on to keep your cash flow positive and moving.

While the president attacks 99 percent of his opponents by mercilessly strafing them in speeches, sound bites and tweets (and has a one - size - fits - all approach to firebombing Democrats, disobedient Republicans, Gold Star families, war heroes, etc.), Daniels fends off her online critics with self - deprecating humor, and has made a point of refraining from saying anything bad about the president himself — which has probably kept him from retaliating and going after her personally.

You probably think women should be kept barefoot and pregnant at home making your dinner while you go out and use your assault rifle to kill deer while drinking Pabst Blue Ribbon with the rest of your beer gut friends.

The one promise I make to my students at the beginning of the course is that they are guaranteed to read something they will find disagreeable, probably even offensive.That promise used to be easier to keep.

Because even though the phrase «going to church» kind of bugs me (we don't go, we are), and even though it's messy and imperfect, even though I've let them down and they have let me down, even though there are disappointments, even though I don't agree with everybody and they probably think I'm crazy sometimes, too, even though I don't think we need an official sanctioned Sunday morning thing to be part of the Body of Christ, because even though I think the Church crosses a lot of our self - made boundaries and preferences and gatekeepers, I keep choosing this small family out of hope and joy.

«Despacito» is still going strong, but Taylor Swift's music video for «Look What You Made Me Do» just broke the record for most YouTube views in 24 hours and will probably claim the top spot next week, keeping «Despacito» from breaking the all - time record.

But, in my experience, sometimes the best way to keep communication healthy and open is to go to bed angry and then talk about it the next morning when you've had enough sleep to know that leaving the milk out in the car probably wasn't a veiled act of aggression meant to symbolize every problem in the relationship, but rather just the sort of mistake anyone would make while distracted by a fascinating story on NPR.

But if you're saying I need to be a better and more marketable CEO to make it a more profitable organization and attract investors and keep stock - holders happy, that probably isn't going to happen.

this is just my own personal theory, but I suspect the reason Jesus cursed the fig tree that He did, was because he was probably tired, and hungry to the point of low blood sugar or hypoglycemia, and it made Him irritable... naturally, He was walking around in a body like ours, as it is said, like us in every way but sin... everybody tries to read something woowoo theological into it but maybe He was just tired and hungry, and irritability is a symptom for a number of conditions, but especially blood glucose or migraine issues... maybe He had migraines... I get those myself... just my theory, so the two Bible scholars that keep coming on here shouldn't shoot bible verses at me... just sayin... Good «toon, David

I prayer makes you feel better or brings you a sense of peace, that's fine, but you probably do not want to start keeping score on the number of times prayers are answered as opposed to when they are not.

At some point, when you keep making excuses for him and apologizing for his absence, you have to realize that it's probably because he doesn't exist.

The first reason they suggest that a person might believe in God is that if someone is brought up a Catholic then: «to keep the promises they made at the baptism, the parents would probably teach them prayers... they would say prayers to God thanking him for looking after them and so it would seem natural for them to believe in God... at church, they would hear people talking about God and assume that God exists.»

There is an infinite number of ways of approaching that complex indirectly, and probably no way of approaching it directly this side of heaven; the New Testament images and stories serve as a rough guide to keep us from calling everything that is merely hopeful or positive «Christian,» and to make it clear that such phenomena as racism and Manichaeism are definitely out.

This means that what you make won't taste half as good so you probably won't enjoy it very much, which is so important if you want to keep making healthy choices!

I've never tried to keep it more than 24 hours before as I normally make it when I want to eat it, but I would imagine that it would probably last about 48 hours.

If we keep making it consistently I'll probably keep stretching it, as that's quite a bit of cocoa, even.

I probably shouldn't recommend this but once you make the brine, if you keep it in the fridge, you can keep tossing fresh vegetables into the jar to marinate.

It would probably keep longer than the 2 weeks indicated; I made a few batches recently and they didn't stay around any longer -LRB-!)

I also felt the urge to make gingerbread for the first time this year, probably because of my own wee offspring (and, btw, keep mentioning yours; it * is * relevant to how you're cooking, I think).

I have made this recipe probably close to a dozen times already keeping a steady stream of them in my refrigerator for snacks.

Keep on cookin», kind regards Deborah Robertson ps I liked this but my husband didn't seem too thrilled — probably won't make again, but the house still smells wonderful!

As shortbread - style cookies, these will also keep exceptionally well — days, and probably for over a week, if you can make them last that long.

I'm working on the planning part, and probably won't make too much headway till I'm back from NY, but at least I can keep strategizing and doing little things till then!

Which make a better gift than anything you'd ever be able to get from any store but, after all the work you put into making them look perfect, you're probably going to want to keep them to yourself.

It's so easy to make and you could probably keep it warm in a slow cooker with a little extra water added.

This makes it not so nice to stack... I know people usually trim their cake a bit before stacking (and I guess this probably helps the icing adhere as well) but I don't like cutting away parts of my nice cake... Thank you in advance, and keep up the good work!

I was making your cherry / almond granola recipe last night and thought to myself, «If I have a spirit animal, it's probably this Ashlae person that I keep coming across.»

As I haven't made this recipe in a bundt pan I can't guarantee the results, but I'd probably keep the temperature the same.

My recipe makes quite a large batch of pesto and you probably won't use it all on the sweet potatoes but it will keep in the fridge for 4 or 5 days.

The onions were amazzzzzzing... I'm tempted to just make a giant batch and keep a stash in the fridge for everyday use I'll probably be making a double batch of the burgers to freeze soon as well Thanks so much for this!

These nutrient - dense, bite - sized snacks are easy to make using ingredients you probably already have, extremely versatile — depending on your mood or the seasons — and can be kept in your purse or briefcase to grab when the need strikes.

«You can package this cookie butter recipe in a pretty jar for a holiday gift, or keep it all for yourself,» she says (I would probably make a double batch, just in case!

Arlene — I would probably make the dough, keep it wrapped in the fridge, make the filling, keep it in a container, a bake it before it's needed.

Also, feel free to make mini versions of these using baby potatoes or fingerlings, but keep in mind that if your group is anything like mine they'll want the full - sized potato, and probably more than one.

You could probably use half of all the other ingredients, too, depending on how trimmed your brisket is — if it's only 1 pound, I'm guessing it's probably trimmed of most of the fat, so you'll want to keep an eye on liquid levels as it is cooking to make sure it doesn't dry out.

You could probably make it before you go and keep it well - wrapped until needed.

Probably a fine player who will give us more depth and make us a better team but in my opinion, with Coq and Elneny both playing well in the DM role we should have kept our powder dry or at least prioritize a striker or CD over singing another, albeit good, DM.

I think Parlour is probably right about the club's decision to keep Wenger in charge for at least one more year but I do not think that should make the unhappy fans not voice their anger.

I have to disagree with some of you regarding Elneny and Xhaka i thought they both played well yesterday, Elneny was working his socks of and contributed well and for me the game changed when Xhaka come on we made more direct forward runs instead of ruining out of ideas and keep passing back, probably most of you know i highly rate JW but thought he had a bad game yesterday

don't worry, if the UFC keeps bending to Bisping's whim we will see Mousasi - Jacare 3 soon enough (plus, Dana White publicly embarrassing Rockhold probably won't make the guy stay around long either...)