Sentences with phrase «somebody says»

It's not about conforming to what somebody says is popular and in right now but aobut using what makes you happy.

And on a slow day, if somebody says «let's play golf,» I go play golf.

California has a history of housing downturns and anytime somebody says «this time is different» you know the crowd is buying into hype.

So maybe somebody says, «I would like to spend a month in Paris sometime.»

This means that when somebody says that he has invested some money in Ethereum, he has actually purchased Ether.

If you're just doing some very typical business functions you can go search in the Microsoft gallery of templates for a lot of spreadsheets that are incredibly sophisticated and already have all the formulas built into them, so like when somebody says, it's an office manager, she calls and says, I wonder if there's an easy way for me to do a construction budget for our build - out.

And then people would say — Allan, how many times have we been in a law firm and somebody says my spell check is broken, and an unknowing IT person, poor thing, it's not their fault, because this is buried so in there, reinstalls Word assuming that the spell check is broken.

In fact, I genuinely no longer care if somebody says they're AI or not.

If somebody says I need a new calendar, well hold on, let's take a step back and understand what your needs are, what the problem you face is.

I'm sitting here thinking that ignores the other lawyers who might be half as good as you, have funneled in a lot of money to advertising dollars to be at the top Google search whenever somebody says, «Criminal defense attorney, Fort Worth.»

When somebody says fifty thousand dollars, it sounds like a lot of money.

Was does 300 600 mean if somebody says that at me?

It's in that sense that Ray says «You don't publish, you don't get to play,» not the sense you seem to take from it — ie., that because somebody says something in an «out of bounds» place, one should arbitrarily cut off consideration of their point of view.

Lina: «It's amazing how often somebody says, «I've got this great idea!

First, when somebody says, «climate models are evidence that XYZ», they should really be saying, «our best theories predict that XYZ».

And whenever somebody says it, hundreds of people pop up, like you are doing now, to argue against it.

You could start by accepting that you don't have a right to put whatever possible meaning happens to be convenient for you on whatever somebody says.

So if somebody says there were crop failures caused by a 0.9 C GAT rise, I think «I wonder * how * the one caused the other?»

I'm perfectly happy to be convinced that I'm wrong, as well, but that won't happen because somebody says «You're wrong, and your little dog, too...» but because they offer a cogent and plausible physical argument that is better than my own or discover a fundamental flaw in my reasoning.

I've often used the analogy to wildfires when somebody says that «climate's changed before, I guess it was the dinosaurs driving their SUVs?»

If somebody says two different things (opposite really) within the same week, that is not worth commenting on?

ICECAP.US: Evidence of Sunspot Involvement in Climate Change Compelling When somebody says «compelling» my BS - filter goes up a notch.

«In Beijing, if somebody says they're an artist, they ask «pre-Rauschenberg or post -?»

When somebody says «When you take these two colors they will have that effect,» I will tell him, or somebody else, he has no idea.

They create sounds using past and present analog and digital technologies, somebody says.

If somebody says to me, «I don't like abstract painting.

Well every time somebody says that they don't see that character being playable nintendo has proven them wrong like how almost everybody thought Rosalina was gonna be a clone of Peach in Smash Bros Wii U and 3DS but they were all proven wrong BIG TIME lol

«We're working with the Purdue University veterinary school, and so far we've identified something like 17,000 studies ranging from anecdotal — somebody says, «I felt good when I petted my dog» — all the way up to scientifically validated blocks of studies,» Vetere says.

Now imagine a couple of dogs being dressed up and paraded past a bunch of people, then forced to stand around and do nothing while somebody says a lot of words.

So somebody says well you know pit bulls are aggressive towards other dogs, that's an opinion.

Ted Michalos: Anytime somebody says something to you that sounds like it's too good to be true, do your homework, do your research.

They're getting their hair done, they're sitting at the barber shop, and somebody says, «My son - in - law's looking for a house,» and the next thing you know your name gets dropped.

What is usually meant when somebody says «mutual fund» is an open - end mutual fund.

Like, when somebody says they read a book digitally your mind automatically assumes they're talking about Kindle — it is synonymous with the eReader format.

As an outcome, each time somebody says» write my essay» same day essay he / she gets more than a paper.

And for me, when somebody says, «in order to read my writing, you're really going to have to reach to understand...» and I think that's a flaw on the side of the writer, not the reader because a writer should be able to make things as simple as possible... to flow not only into this culture, but in the future so somebody can pick up this book in the future and have an understanding of this world.

I mean, if somebody says, «Have you read the final installment of the Wicked series yet?»

But on the other hand if somebody says «I mustn't move a light switch on a Saturday», you say, «I respect that».

Somebody says to give up?

If you write hot romance and somebody says «this book has too much sex» that's great for sales.

If there's anything you can be sure of, it's that when somebody says «Americans don't buy...» they're dead wrong.

«Trust is the key thing, and that's not something that's going to be created because somebody says something nice in one meeting,» says Joan Brown of the Syracuse Teachers Association.

It's their job to make sure that teachers have due - process rights - that when somebody says they're a bad teacher, that they're entitled to have a hearing.

«People slip into their habits of using judgmental language pretty easily, so we build a community of people who call each other on that, so when somebody says, «Oh, that was such a great classroom,» we say, «What's the evidence?»

He spends most of his time standing around looking puzzled, saying «Great,» while staring blankly into the abyss, unable to react when somebody says something funny to him.

«I keep waiting for the knock on the door when somebody says, «This movie's too weird, we can't make this.

The cliches start bubbling up (this job is better than digging ditches, somebody says - yeah, but at least with a ditch, there's something to show for it), and the blubbering in the toilet stalls doesn't elicit much sympathy, either.

One quick ghost story, another quick urban legend, and then somebody says «Do you know about the boogeyman?»

Can I ask a question about this — I think when somebody says they're going to sex addiction rehab... They're not even letting us inspect military sites.

So, it's great to feel flattered, but be very wary if somebody says «I love you» in a text message if they've never met you.