Sentences with phrase «saying her name frequently»

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Frequently, he says, «You can't tell the companies apart if you blot out the company name.»

Retail investors have been willing to pay a premium for companies with name recognition, «quite frequently,» she said.

«Frequently, the fact that the business is a partnership is explained by the name, such as Wang and Williams Associates,» says Weltman.

With several million submissions of names in FamilySearch each month, he says he persuaded the church to do computer runs more frequently to help prevent inappropriate proxy baptism requests from seeping through.

John does not name the garden, but says that it was a place to which Jesus frequently repaired with the disciples.

Of the names mentioned, however, only Giroud, Sturridge and, maybe, Hernandez can be said to be the proven Premier League striker that the club has spoken so frequently about.

I said the official feedback from Labour party call centre showed that Tom Watson was being named probably even more frequently than Gordon as the instigator.

Cuomo has not said that he's running for president in 2020, though his name is frequently mentioned as a potential candidate.

But names are frequently repeated in astronomy anyway (Atlas is a moon of Saturn as well as a star in the Pleiades), and Lyra says such repetition is not as problematic as you might think.

And the dialogue itself — the thing Crowe made his name on in his great, early films «Say Anything...,» «Jerry Maguire» and «Almost Famous» — so frequently strains for his signature poignancy that it feels like a parody of a Crowe script.

With that said, this name is also frequently used by fans of the Disney movie Oliver & Company.

«My name is Robert, I'm 47 years old, I have a family, a career, a master's degree, a pet — and I'm homeless,» he says in the video, pausing frequently to compose himself.

«We went through the clusters, and I basically explained to him how it works — how the software groups documents by topic, and how it can help you get a sense of what you're looking at by naming each group or cluster with terms frequently used in the clusters,» said Brendan.

«Better Business Bureau is frequently spoofed by scammers and other criminals, because we are a trusted source and the recipients are more likely to open the emails if they have the familiar BBB name and logo,» says Carrie A. Hurt, president and CEO of the Council of Better Business Bureaus (CBBB).