Sentences with phrase «share a little bit about why»

Well, I'm * finally * allowed to announce some really fun news about her eldest son, Jonathan, today - but first, I wanted to share a little bit about why his Gift is even more extraordinary.

(Us and the Hutchersons - 2013) Well, I'm * finally * allowed to announce some really fun news about her eldest son, Jonathan, today - but first, I wanted to share a little bit about why his Gift is even more extraordinary.

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Our chocolate bars are all certified organic by the Soil Association and because this means so much to us, we wanted to share with you a little bit about what organic entails and why you continue to make the right choices when you eat organically.

Wow that is amazing to know that just a little bit of cashew butter worked, this is why I love hearing about your experiments too Thank you for sharing and a carob version sounds deelish.

CATHERINE: Hi, I'm so excited today to have Julie Hurst of Herself Moms here in Sacramento and Roseville, CA to share a little bit about what you do to help moms and work with moms in the community, so why don't you share a little bit about yourself and tell us a little bit about your passion for helping moms.

For now though, I'm sharing this big update to illustrate why I've been so generally strung out and on edge in 2018, and why I'm a little bit nervous now about all that laughing in the face of flu season.

This is David benjamin from healthywildandfree.com, today I want to share with you a little bit of information about fiber and how you should be getting more fiber in your diet and why you should be getting more fiber in your diet, and what different sources of fiber and the exact amounts of fiber you should be getting in your diet.

We want to share a little bit about who we are, why we developed this grant program, and what we're hoping to catalyze by putting resources directly into the hands of local teachers and empowering them to develop innovative approaches to job satisfaction and teacher retention in their schools.

Why don't you share a little bit about how you came to be president of BookBaby.

I always assumed that it was like if I had some kind of high disastrous type of job that I would need it, but why don't you share for my listeners a little bit why should anyone care about it and if they have it or not.

If you're scrolling through your Facebook feed, chances are you are at least a little bit curious about why your friends share what they do.