Sentences with phrase «said friend typically»

But if it is temporary, said friend typically responds to let you know.

Not exact matches

«New managers typically rely on «friends and family» money or perhaps a key investor to launch their fund,» said Andrew Schneider, founder and president of Family Office Networks, in the statement.

I say this for a few reasons; 1) It's not really a party without drinks (its really just an after - hours meeting); 2) alcohol is typically a great way to break the ice, especially with people that don't know each other well (great for mixing of said «friends and family»); and 3) the holidays are a perfect time for a fantastic, well crafted cocktail!

As I said in the last grace and courtesy post, this typically begins with family and friends.

Loss and death combined with what is typically a positive, joyous occasion puts a mother into a state of shock and despair, while their friends struggle to know what to do and say.

And if you want to visit friends or family or see an attorney, it typically takes them an entire day just to travel to Rikers and go through processing,» she said.

When women revealed their symptoms to a family member, friend or medical professional their experiences were typically normalised as being what all women must endure,» Ms Young said.

Typically when we made a game, our friends and family would have a look and say, «Yes, that's very nice,» and then hand the phone back.

«Whether it's because they are somewhat rare (like pregnancy - related nosebleeds) or because they concern parts of the body that are not «polite» to talk about (such as hemorrhoids), some symptoms are not typically portrayed in entertainment media narratives on pregnancy, nor were they symptoms that friends and family frequently shared with women in advance of their first pregnancy,» she said.

Health research typically focuses on individual behavior, leaving the role of kin and friends more of a mystery, she says.

«The distances set up for these races are generally very appropriate for kids; they re distances they would typically spend running around in the yard with friends,» he says.

For example, let's say you typically eat lunch and dinner with friends and family.

Dating experts and communication researchers say social networks offer clues — shared news links that reveal interests, pictures from daily life, how people interact with friends — that dating profiles don't typically expose.

Then all of a sudden, kids don't want to say they don't like it, because their friends will tell them «git gud», and game reviewers who typically play all games at easy don't want to say those games suck to not lose their «reputation» as gamers (that is, unless they are bribed).

«Typically, what we do is we get with a buddy, and they can read to their friend,» Melidis says.

Friends say Mr. Read typically bought shares of companies he was familiar with and those that paid out hefty dividends.

Petting the pups reveals another difference: A malamute's coat is typically thicker and feels oilier, says Tamara Dormer, a certified professional dog trainer with the Best Friends Animal Society in Kanab, UT.

and typically «well meaning» is code for «God bless his heart, he's trying to help but he's wrong» - what you mean to say is «my friend who's a professional in the industry and well respected on these forums, but I don't like his answer and I'm hoping like Hell he's wrong, so I'm going to keep asking the general public until I find the one person who says what I want them to say, in order to confirm my hopes...»