Sentences with phrase «see myriad»

As a real estate agent that has been selling homes for the past twenty seven years I constantly see a myriad of things that for sale by owners do wrong.

When you pull your driving record, you can expect to see a myriad of other things as well, such as:

And in turn when you open Outlook 365 today you see a myriad of additional types of application available, ranging from Skype for video calls, to Yammer and Delve for collaborative working.

And if you're in any doubt, pop down to Foyles on the Charing Cross Road and see the myriad of books in praise of this period of architecture.

Between now and the 13th of June, you'll likely see a myriad of fake line - ups printed on branded paper, a handful of blurry, fake power point slides taken from dodgy angles on a phone camera and more than a few «leaks» from «industry insiders» that are little more than hopeful guesses.

Marvel at the Coloured Sands, see the myriad of colours on display, as natural leaching of oxides and vegetable matter stain the each grain of sand over thousands of years.

You'll probably see a myriad of fish, like cod, wobbegong, batfish and leopard sharks.

Join a tour and see the famous 12 Apostles in Port Campbell National Park, see myriad native animals in the Tower Hill Wildlife Reserve, or take a self - guided drive along the spectacular Great Ocean Road.

«Some small business owners see the myriad special offers from creditors, apply for and gain credit, and use it without attention to the fine print,» says Vickie Mauldin, executive director of the First Command Educational Foundation, a Fort Worth, Texas, nonprofit that promotes financial literacy.

Located just off the coast of Ambergris Caye, the reserve allows divers and snorkelers to see a myriad of eels, turtles, dolphins, rays, and fish in their natural habitat.

Scenic helicopter flights are a wonderful way to see the myriad of water ways that form the Okavango Delta.

We can see a myriad of clinical signs with these drugs and specifically with the SSRI class of antidepressants, we can see lethargy, ataxia (walking like they are drunk) sedation, agitation, tremors (whole body shaking), vocalization, hyperthermia (fever), mydriasis (dilated pupils), vomiting, cardiac arrhythmias (irregular heat beats), tachypnea (panting), weakness, and possibly seizures.

I am always reminded when I see the myriad negative articles about macro issues that you must be like Ulysses — you have to tie yourself to the mast and plug your ears — if you are really going to make money.

If you search through the internet, you will see myriad of insurance deals from various auto insurance companies.

In the rapidly growing luxury compact crossover segment, drivers are beginning to see a myriad of choices.

Once the show for the unbearably rich German tuning scene, it used to see a myriad of notable Brabus, Techart, Gemballa, and Lorinser premieres.

You see a simple sweater; we see a myriad of fashion possibilities.

The description doesn't really do it justice; you can look at the bottle and see a myriad of different shapes, sizes, and finishes of glitter.

But when you start the ketogenic diet and get into ketosis «responsibly» you will see a myriad of other health benefits.

«In the near future, we will see a myriad of eyes everywhere that will not just be watching us, but trying to help us,» says project leader Oscar Deniz at the University of Castilla - La Mancha in Ciudad Real, Spain.

VISTA's infrared capabilities have now allowed astronomers to see the myriad of stars in this neighbouring galaxy much more clearly than ever before.

But when we focus on support, we can see the myriad reasons why the choice not to breastfeed deserves our support.

You don't even see the myriad contradictions in your books or your the words that come out of your mouths.

(which it isn't, read the bible and you should see the myriad of flaws) Faith isn't true, ever... once you know something as fact, you no longer need faith, so how can faith be true?

Adoption of virtual currencies by merchants will rise as they realize good savings, and consumers will pick virtual currencies once they see their myriad benefits.

Yet, while traveling abroad to obtain ingredients for its U.S. operations, Paulose saw myriad opportunities in China, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Europe and Africa for distributing food products.

Building 3 has seen a myriad of uses since its construction in 1880, serving as everything from a holding area for finished product before shipping to even housing a temporary bottling line.

Darwin had marveled at the diversity of these plants, and he saw the myriad ways in which the flowers and pollinating insects have adapted to each other as an extended case study in natural selection.

When astronomers look into the deepest reaches of the universe with powerful telescopes, they see myriads of galaxies.

Back in the Spring we saw a myriad of trends popping up from every era under the sun.

For reasons of Adblock, I had not seen the myriad of ads that plastered the walls of Facebook and played before every Youtube video for weeks until the release of the film, so I knew very little about it before I came to the theater for my press screening.

The 2016 Auto Expo Motor Show in Delhi saw a myriad of launches on its first day.

We have seen a myriad of cross-platform MMO success from the likes of Final Fantasy XIV but it, in my opinion, is still a diamond in the rough when it comes to finding that kind of balance for console vs PC play.

Sure we've seen myriad internal crossovers with the likes of Dissidia and Theatrhythm, but none that were a traditional JRPG with an eye for the obscure, with a cast of characters that features minor characters as well as the big names.

The festival, on view until the 2 October, sees myriad Japanese artists, galleries, bookstores and publishers present a range of work both historical and contemporary.

The excitement of seeing the myriad interconnections — how artworks relate to each other and to the space they're in — adds to our unique personal collections of the mind.

We are seeing myriad self - sustaining mechanisms come into play.

The children have seen a myriad of medical and health care professionals.

Seen a myriad of fly by night apps and games and I have to say, these sell mostly to the newly initiated.

Google introduced its Chromecast nearly two years ago and since then, we've seen a myriad of competitors also launched.

A long distance relationship sees a myriad of emotions come and go, one of those is the feeling of missing your long distance boyfriend or girlfriend?

As an attorney who used to litigate divorce and as a consultant mediator in Family Court, I have seen myriads of cases where families are torn apart or couples are spending their hard - earned money on months and sometimes years of court appearances and litigation on issues they really don't even care about.

Not exact matches

If business owners are like investors, healthcare providers, labor union leaders and a myriad of other people with vested interest in our policies, they're probably anxiously awaiting the results to see how their businesses — or sentiment — will fare in 2011.

This is simply because of the myriad of people who see to it that they are well clothed.

In Hong Kong, a famously non-political metropolis, it has been truly remarkable to see tens of thousands occupying three key locations in the city for over a week with myriads of creative posters, entertainment, and colours.

And, we see them in the myriad ways people find their voices to proclaim that all are equal and that hate can not stand.

The trick is that members must learn to function and observe as if they were outsiders so that they see afresh the myriad matters about the congregation that they now take for granted.

Evolution explains how life diversified into the myriad of forms we see today.

there is endless evidence via fossils and other remains of how certain cells evolved light sensitivity and spent billions of years evolving through simple compound eyes to what we see today; the myriad different eyes used by species that presently inhabit the earth.

Like the night sky in the Greek poem, I see with a myriad eyes, but it is still I who see.