Sentences with phrase «shocks when»

Sutton United, victors of one of the all - time great FA Cup shocks when they beat top - flight Coventry City in 1989, can add the scalp of Championship side Leeds to their collection.

Ramsey is NOT a DM and it always shocks me when fans who are desperate to fit Ramsey into the lineup somewhere assign him a new imaginary ability.

He shocks me when he tells his story of gross insensitivity towards non — Christian students, though I fear that I can top his example.

It further shocks me when I think that, last night, millions of Americans still tuned into Monday Night Football even though Steve Young, a Mormon and descendant of Brigham Young, was one of the ESPN broadcasters.

«There is a concern that the power of the indexes distorts markets over time, and... there is the possibility that the structure of ETFs and index funds worsens market shocks when they happen» (FT, 12/28/15).

In the end, the conflicting forces are healthy for the market, which is most susceptible to large shocks when euphoria is peaking.

Yahoo reported in April that Mayer stood to collect $ 55 million in the event of a sale, a figure that caused some shock when the Yahoo - Verizon deal was announced.

Mark Organ, chief executive of Toronto - based marketing startup Influitive, remembers being shocked when Price, president of a fast - growing software company at the time, offered to help him tweak his business model.

Another recalls feeling shocked when visiting the rental warehouse in Vancouver.

My wife and I were shocked when we looked at what the Dyson picked up, or in other words, all the hair and dust that my older vacuum was leaving behind.

«That was a bit of a shock when that came down,» he said.

When someone sets up a business, «they get this big shock when they owe self - employment taxes,» says JeFreda Brown, CEO of Brown Accounting Solutions in Birmingham, Ala..

As much as the company thought it had a reputation for being the most honest and trustworthy, they were shocked when they were perceived as the least honest and trustworthy.

Last year, the central bank sounded an alarm, ranking the expansion of personal credit as the biggest threat to the economy, which is why everyone was shocked when Poloz suddenly cut interest rates in January.

«This is one of our favorites because it was a shock when we learned how it is pronounced.

I remember the shock when the price of diesel fuel went up a penny a gallon.

They were shocked when they produced said product and very few customers bought it.

«Users blindly agree to offer details and terms of service without reading them, and then are shocked when they are expected to live up to their side of the agreement,» he wrote.

We were shocked when hotels in Boise were similarly expensive.

«People are shocked when I tell them that, with Facebook's user applications for small businesses, I can find my key customer base right down to the block he or she might be on,» Lawrence says.

It was a bombshell when Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver announced their separation after 25 years in 2011 — and it became even more shocking when it was revealed Schwarzenegger fathered a son back in 1997 with Mildred Patricia Baena.

So, it didn't come as a shock when cheating rumors surfaced in 2013, alleging McDermott was cheating on Spelling.

Harry Campbell, a part - time Uber and Lyft driver who blogs as The Rideshare Guy, says that he wasn't shocked when Fowler's allegations came out.

So I was shocked when recently a good friend and client told me that she always assumes I will be 15 to 30 minutes late, due to my past behavior.

Interestingly, it is not unusual for bosses to be shocked when confronted with poor job satisfaction data, since few employers actually intend to mistreat anyone.

The «Mad Money» host himself was shocked when Kroger's stock ran from $ 21 in October to $ 31 at the end of January on practically no news.

«They were shocked when I told them it was already out there.»

Imagine the 63 - year - old's shock when she received a bill this week from the global media goliath addressed to «SuperBitch Bauer.»

«In fact, I'm shocked when there is no lineup.»

«The first phase is shock when your child is diagnosed,» said Mazen.

I was shocked when I took my first job and encountered this thing called sexism — I didn't even know what to call at the time.

I was in disbelief and shock when I found out I was hired and ever since then I've kept learning about how to communicate better, how to interact with people in a variety of situations.

I was SHOCKED when I heard you espousing the UN IPCC theory as a proven fact.

We knew that a stock market correction was coming, but why then did everyone seem so shocked when it arrived on Feb. 8?

I was shocked when I saw that the median home price in the city is $ 267,000, according to data compiled by Trulia.

We are all shocked when we added up the time.

That means those markets are prone for a shock when the big money decides to collect profits and run.

It's often a shock when they find out.

Because of this obvious fact, it's not shocking when business owners get overwhelmed, stressed out, and make mistakes (which can result in your getting hit with penalties and fees) when tax season comes around.

However, he got a shock when he was fined S$ 15,000, about $ 11,000, after his Model S underwent mandatory emissions testing by Singapore's Land Transport Authority (LTA).

We were a bit shocked when this reality came to light.

Assuming she doesn't have to pay this month, Elsa is shocked when we debit her account for the full amount plus the extra $ 20.

This topic came up last night during a dinner I attended and one person looked shocked when I mentioned I would be retiring early.

During my business travels to other countries, whenever I have needed a temporary sim card for my mobile phone and asked a local where I could get one, many times they would express shock when they would tell me to go to the store of one of their largest telecommunication companies and I would ask them to repeat the name of the company again because I had never heard of it.

I was shocked when I graduated and found that my loan amount grew because of capitalization.

Friends don't really know how much I've saved; even my girlfriend was shocked when I told her how much I'd lost (in round figures) in the bear market.

They are always so shocked when they are called out for their bad behavior, as if they should be allowed to act and say whatever they want.

While many people were shocked when reports about Cambridge Analytica's «breach» first came out, most marketers were not.

There is sticker shock when they see bond prices down so much so quickly.

Again,, in the book of Acts, when Paul is being accused of telling people not to follow the Torah, the crowd is shocked when he addresses them in Hebrew / Aramaic.