Sentences with phrase «something of interest»

If you find something of interest in this post let me know I would love to hear your opinion.

It doesn't matter what kind of personality you are, you'll definitely find something of interest for your future date ideas on this list.

There is in it a touch of modernity, that makes it of interest to twentieth century men and women.

The goal is to provide a long - term campaign that offers something of interest for everyone.

Simply remind him of your interest in the position and back it up with a few quick examples of why you would be an excellent fit for the job.

When you are approved for a personal loan, the lender will inform you of the interest rate that you will pay.

We also find we stop on the slopes more often if we see something of interest.

We're sure you'll find something of interest here on our site.

I think I got a little something of interest for each kid.

Your firm's newsletters: just because these are publications doesn't make them of interest to publishers.

Actually, that reminds me of an interesting occurrence that popped into my life the other day.

Top real estate agents keep in touch with their home sellers at least once a week to inform them of interested buyers and any need for changes in the marketing plan.

«If I find something of interest on a painting, an art historian or curator often knows of a reference that can provide an appreciation of that feature's significance within the artist's oeuvre.»

I loaded up the DS Download Station yesterday for the first time in many months, and was shocked to find that Nintendo had finally made something of interest available.

Many children remember living with their birth family and this contact reassures them of their interest, concern and continuing existence.

It is a cathartic exercise for me, and hopefully offers something of interest to you.

In search engine terms, a link can be thought of as a vote of confidence; other websites link back to your site when they believe you have something of interest for at least a portion of their own readership.

While managing these tasks, you must issue a public notice of probate, likely in a newspaper, and a statutory notice to beneficiaries to inform them of their interest in the Estate.

It was gratifying and inspirational to visit Sherrick & Paul, knowing one would always see something of interest in a professional and sophisticated space.»

From exotic nudis to frogfish, you can find something of interest on most of the Bonaire Marine Park's 86 dive sites.

Dr Duncan said the signal could also have been due to natural causes — such as a small earth tremor — but the timing made it of interest in the search for MH370.

Even if you never get to stay at one of them, they will hopefully remind you of the interesting places now available to stay, thanks to the Internet and the sharing economy; the Hilton has never looked so unappealing!

So the art department and staff writers — who at most magazines are separated like lemurs and rhinos — end up mixing and lingering whenever they spot something of interest.»

As Ren tries to probe Rey's mind for an image of the map, he discovers something of interest and attempts to analyze it when he discovers that she is blocking him from her mind.

Your content is likely to be shared if it provides something of interest to people in your industry.

But then you have to make sure the content of your post is of high quality and is relevant and people will find it of interest and leave you a comment.

This reminded me of some interesting statistics we uncovered in reading the unChristian: What a New Generation Really Thinks About Christianity, by David Kinnaman and Gabe Lyons.

My hope is that this scratching may have turned up something of interest.

Sorry, the Catholic Church has made itself of interest to others by trying to influence our politics, thus trying to influence me.

The fact that this winepress is one of the largest, and is located near one of the most famous vineyards of the Bible, makes it of interest.

You might find something of interest in it.

It's so hard to know which kids eat what, so I figured that an assortment of fresh and dried fruits, veggies, dips, meats, cheeses, breads, etc. would offer something of interest to everyone.

Independently owned breweries where the transferor has divested itself of all interest in the beer so transferred, and the transferee has accepted responsibility for payment of the tax.

Updated every few weeks and occasionally has something of interest.

As part of my studies, there is a requirement to complete a practical project involving something of interest to the student by using any of the analytical gear available (HPLC, GC, GC - MS, FAA, IC, etc.).

Though I would prefer an article saying something of interest, EVEN IF the English was not that wonderful.

De Ligt isn't the only Ajax player catching the eye of Barcelona, report Mundo Deportivo in their Friday edition, with a teammate making himself of interest.

Song's versatility is what makes him of interest to Milan, who would be able to use him across all three roles in their three man midfield, as well as the centre back position, which is in desperate need of strengthening.

I honestly believe the man who'd find you of interests craves infancy.

Please notify us of your interest and location and we'll place you on our mailing list for updates to this program.

I cherish taking care of my kids and husband as a SAHM but yes sometimes you just forget about yourself... And then doing something of your interest brings that spark back..

Hi Brian, glad you found it of interest.

Of course, the Legislature will have its own ideas about how to spend that one - time surplus, and will surely try to either whittle down Cuomo's grand prizes or swap them for something of interest to our downstate brethren.

Finally, Defendants have discriminated against this class of young immigrants in violation of the equal protection guarantee of the Fifth Amendment by depriving them of their interests in pursuing a livelihood and furthering their education.

Metadevices take metamaterials and do something of interest or value as any device does.