Sentences with phrase «shouted about too»

We just don't shout about it too much because we've got too much to do.»

The flipside of that is that if we hate your book, well, we might shout about that too.

And Oleg responds with a subtle hint: «While we do have incentives and initiatives for indie devs using Defold, I usually refrain from shouting about this too loud.

We really like all our new features in each update but we don't want to shout about it too often.

Not exact matches

He was completely and utterly rude and obnoxious and continued to shout and speak very loudly talking about personal information in loud tones such as «my personality was just too big for my little town of... «and «follow me on (social media)..

I too shout the occasional «booyah» when someone writes a mean post about Mark Driscoll.

They also knew about joy and compassion and trust, and they shouted that out too.

And before the shouts go up about too young etc the clamour was for Carvalho who whilst a couple of years older than CC has not much more club experience and arguably in a lesser league.

No wonder every ex-Wenger player only has good things to say about their former boss, because we know he barely even shouts at anyone, gives them too much freedom on the pitch, and gives players almost limitless opportunities to impress, even if that means keeping a player at the club for decade just to get one or two good seasons out of them.

Anytime there's a play that looks too good to be legal, you're bound to hear a loud mob shout about traveling.

Too often leadership is used simply as a synonym for old, mostly English cloggers who shout at their teammates about anything, often as a way to venerate their era (see: Ince, Paul; Adams, Tony; Fashanu, John) which lead some to dismiss it as another nonsense cliché, however it's better seen as players taking responsibility for their team rather than just their own actions.

We should be shouting and screaming for some of the money that goes into advertising formula (in the UK, formula companies spend about # 20 per baby on «educational material», while the NHS spends roughly 14p per baby on «marketing» breastfeeding) to go into supporting breastfeeding for those who want to, and so that those who wish they could have, or could have for longer can be supported next time too.

About a decade and half ago, John the Goliath did some shouting too by accusing John the Jerrican of planning to prepare palm nut coup, eii, sorry, soup.

Our NHS is too important to make cheap party political points about, so we once again call on the Tories and Plaid to stand up for patients rather than simply sitting back and shouting from the side - lines.»

and it's gluten free too which my friends would love — pinning, sharing and shouting about this!

Watching * Corpus Callosum and marveling at its sprightliness, its joyous, imaginative air, its effortless attenuation to all that is wonderful and horrible and comical about modern technology, makes you want to jump up and shout for joy, too.

I enjoyed his arch Shakespearean turn in the first film (not too surprising there, considering Kenneth Branagh was at the helm), but he turns it up to about 15 here, randomly shouting lines, chewing scenery and vaguely making a mockery of the world.

So, don't leave your learning at the end of the quiz; build in social sharing links so players can shout about their scores and encourages others to play too.

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Chaos at the taxpayer's expense and I notice the taxpayer's alliance aren't shouting too loudly about these either.

It was like a ticking time bomb as Shiro and his mother got on too well before it exploded into usual shouting match about Shiro not being proud of his gayness.

Self - published authors and gurus still see too many authors conducting one - way shouting about their book.

In terms of the fresh deals, there's really not too much to shout about.

I enjoyed the story, but there were times when the dialogue could be too much — with lots of male testosterone thrown about by Sam and one of the main military characters, Lt. Col. Robert Burns — who are always butting heads and shouting verbal abuse at each other, while also helping each other.

That's about as much thought as you'll need to get past any of the teamwork based puzzles... Another thing I have a small gripe with is that this game is suppose to follow the Sega Genesis game Castlevania: Bloodlines, but outside of a few of the characters (can't go into too much without spoiling the game), there's not a lot of shout outs to that game.

But I find the big difference from other cities in the UK is that Newcastle tends not to shout too loud about it.

Virtually every developed or developing country takes it seriously, yet we seem to have our hands over our ears shouting «No, its too costly to worry about it!

In fact, nobody has chosen to talk about actual costs at all, instead preferring to shout «It's too expensive!»

As a movement that is all too often painted as kill - joy, holier than though, and maybe even a little smelly, shouting too long and too hard about the evils of weekly trash collection risks only perpetuating such stereotypes.Yet there is no doubt that something has to be done about our all - too - casual attitude to waste.

And thank you for the shout out about the new national map — who is protecting these waters is important too.

Recent reports have claimed that Apple's had some difficulties manufacturing the new iPad mini with Retina display, which is why it didn't shout too loudly about its launch earlier this month, and why the device hasn't been too easy to get hold of in many markets.