Sentences with phrase «seems mere months»
At the rate he's going, without some kind of Tarantino - style revival, Nicolas Cage seems mere months away from embracing direct - to - video schlock as his new calling.
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A mere month after I picked up the hook for the first time, it seems I've committed myself - both financially and space wise - to rug hooking.
I have known of British candidates «referred» for some months for the correction of what to me seem mere minutiae.
When 7 - year - old Gus Ramsey of Weston, Massachusetts, was found to have type 1 (juvenile) diabetes in September 2007, it seemed mere coincidence that Grayson Welo, age 6 and living around the corner, had been diagnosed with the same disease a few months before.
Two mere months ago — ages it seems — War of the Worlds touched down amid a perfect storm that all but guaranteed critical myopia.
Despite their best efforts, a mere month after she was enrolled Rupp received a letter stating that the school would indeed be adding drama to the course listings and fate seemed to be working in her favor.
While selling books at this level would seem extraordinary by traditional publishing standards, the mere fact that so many self published authors have achieved this goal (with more being added each month), indicates that it is not an unusual occurrence.
Yeah, this month's total dividend payout of $ 824.30 is certainly a pleasant little wad of dough that seemed a mere fantasy back when I first started on my quest for dividend income.
Moreover, student loans usually have a mere 6 month grace period after graduation that lenders seem to think is enough time for someone to get a permanent job and a steady income.
ii) For RST, annualizing a mere 2 months of revenue (to 3.2 M) seems unwise — let's assume an unchanged 3.0 M of annual revenue.
It may seem odd that, mere months after the debut of Huawei's top - of - the - line P9 handset, the Chinese smartphone maker has essentially repurposed its flagship phone's hardware for a handset that costs half the price.