Sentences with phrase «same thing week»

by Tai Goodwin on September 17, 2009 By Judith Briles Donald Trump routinely asked the wannabe apprentices that landed in the boardroom the same thing each week on The Apprentice.

I've been on home since day one and even though it has changed in good ways it just seem like its the same thing every week.

noticed and was saying exactly the same thing this week, buy the dip is here, made some nice coin buying the dip on IWM weeklies throughout the week =)

Gamblers fund $ 500 accounts, blow them up and fund them again with another $ 500, they repeat this process over and over again without changing their routine, mindset or their strategy; they do the same thing week in and week out expecting to actually make money.

If you noticed my link party pretty much says the same thing each week.

I can feel sweet in something one day and put on the exact same thing a week later and feel like dreck.

I've definitely bene thinking the same thing this week when it comes to getting ready in the morning and not being able to find anything in my all black winter wardrobe, so it's so nice to hear someone else thinking the same!

I know what you mean about moving, I've been doing the same thing this week and it's been hectic.

I have several variations on this theme — my coworkers have not yet commented on the fact that I wear the same thing every week.

I eat the same thing every week: homemade smoothie for breakfast (1/2 banana, cup of mixed blueberries / peaches, 1/2 cup Greek unflavored yogurt -23 gr protein); AdvantEDGE Carb Control protein shake for lunch (100 calories — 17gr protein,) Fit & Active 15 gr protein bar (190 cal) for midday snack, and sometimes I will sneak by a co-workers desk to splurge on a handful of Hershey kisses (that's my guilty sin indulgence.)

Hey, sometimes I eat the same thing all week, or for several days in a row.

They continue to do the same thing week in and week out and nothing changes?)

If you are like me, sometimes you get stuck in a rut serving the same thing each week.

No fewer than four other Republicans have done the exact same thing this week.

* Please follow Heavenly Savings on Pinterest * Link up your Crafts, recipes or any other DIY Projects, — Please do not link up the same thing each week * Please do not link to giveaways or Etsy stores.

I read this because I went through almost THE EXACT SAME THING this week.

Undeterred he does the exact same thing a week later and so on.

Yet there's an advantage in knowing what you're good at and doing that same thing week in and week out.

l rememeber a certain Steve Bould doing the same thing every week and everyone cheered him on so i do nt see a difference he did what he thought was best for the team at the time.

stop cribbing about the same thing week in week out!

if the season is lost then why let an under - performing coach and players keep doing the same thing week after week...

I almost made the same thing this week but I ended up switching it up although similar.

But, sadly, the comments here are the same thing week - in, week - out.

If you say you desire to seek God but tire of doing the same thing week after week, then all you have is desire.

Quite the contrary, but I feel like we're chowing down on the same things week in and week out, and none of it seems worthy of sharing.

This article is absolutely spot on, I said the same thing weeks ago and all I got was thumbed down.

Not exact matches

Follow - up studies that asked volunteers to find time for 15 minutes of device - free solitude each day for a week and keep a journal of their experiences showed the same thing - fewer intense emotions and a greater awareness of subtle ones.

Nope, it's not easy to extend your empathy to that woman two desks over who's complaining to you about the same pointless thing for the sixth time this week.

Zapier is a task automation tool that can shave hours off your week if you're stuck doing the same things over and over.

But this is faulty reasoning because the same thing could have been said a full one or two weeks ago.

Because, every week, and it seems like it's much more frequently now than a year ago, I get an email that basically says the same thing.

I received the same thing last week.

If it's consistent and next week I see the same thing, I may have to go someplace else.»

Sherlock said he has friends who are firefighters and police, and in recent weeks he's been telling them all the same thing: «You guys have got to do a better job.

I actually teach salsa from time to time, and I ask myself how do people teach the same thing over and over again every week.

Then, a week or two later, you do the same thing all over again.

@Kingofthenet: I'll tell u exactly how he did it, Genesis 1:1 - 31: He created the world in 6 days, then He created man, and on the 7th, He rested (that's where a week came from) @momoya: If Atheists don't need to prove things, why ask Christians to do the same?

There are so many congregations doing the same thing the same way every single week — and the same way as so many other congregations — that people become starved for something, ANYTHING that's at least a change from the monotony.

He essentially said the same basic things over again every week, with metaphor more suited to teaching actual children in Sunday school.

It was my husband who, frustrated by the hurdles he watched me face again and again, finally threw up his hands last week and said, «It seems to me that the only thing you have to do to be controversial in the Church is to say something true and be a woman at the same time.»

Every week Bill Maher does the same thing to Mormons, Catholics, and Muslims.

While the wording of the telegrams varied, in substance they all said the same thing: «For several weeks now, we have seen American citizens stranded on some Pacific island.

The young people can be invited to meet together each week to do the same thing in a group, sharing with each other what they wish to of their journal reflections.

My wife saw a church billboard a few weeks ago that essentially meant the same thing as your sketch here.

The same thing they did the week before: loved people, served the hurting, and preached Jesus.

I just wrote one last week about the same thing.

I plan to read the book «Under The Overpass», but I also wonder about what you're bringing up — Is living like the homeless for a few weeks really the same thing as really being homeless?

You're mad because someone lifted a link from your weekly link roundup to use in his weekly link roundup (even though you did the very same thing to him the week before).

Actually... the same week I had this conversation, I read some article by NT Wright where he did / said the same thing when he was a college chaplain.

If all humans saw things the same way why does it sometimes take hours or weeks or never for a jury to settle on what each heard.