Sentences with phrase «sure you book with»

Make sure you book with hostels directly whenever you can as they often offer discounts.

If higher taxes and fees aren't in your budget, you'll want to make sure you book with a partner that doesn't include high taxes and fees.

I didn't realise there were different owners of the units in Regal Beach Club - I will definitely make sure I book with the same ones next time as the management team ran everything very smoothly.

Not exact matches

Or you can make sure you have an actual book with you at all times.

The publisher of former FBI Director James Comey's upcoming book is remaining tight - lipped — and working hard to make sure anyone with access to the book will do the same.

Sure, I didn't finish that book proposal I ambitiously thought I would, but I did get pretty good at typing with one hand.

Families traveling with children, who have come to rely on movie and game - filled tablets for entertainment, should make sure to pack «some good old - fashioned unplugged entertainment, such as books, puzzle books, and coloring pads,» said Suzanne Rowan Kelleher, family travel expert at About.com.

If you think you'll need more space than a private room however, make sure you book your stay at a property that provides you with more bedrooms or full access.

Readers of her latest commodity trading book, Higher Probability Commodity Trading, are sure to walk away with a better understanding of the futures and options market, but more importantly with the benefit of years of market lessons learned without the expensive lessons.

«In this hyper networked world remade fresh every day, with new perils and new opportunities, there is one book to be sure to read: Joshua Ramo's new book, a masterpiece, The Seventh Sense.

With physical products like books or CDs, make sure to request proofs for your review.

To make sure this book presented ideas as diverse as the family office industry itself, we spoke with «thousands of family offices and conducted recorded interviews with dozens of single and multi-family offices to create both the Family Office Monthly Newsletter and this book.

Got ta love them Canadian banks, with BMO I'm pretty sure they have had centuries worth of consecutive dividends paid to their shareholders so I would say that bank has some good merit in my books.

Get to grips with the PPC advertising essentials of Google's policies and make sure your Google AdWords campaign remains in Google's good books.

While any fair - minded high - church reader of Ross's work should be able to finish this book with a greater understanding of evangelical liturgical practices, I am not sure that he will come away from this book feeling more sympathetic to low - church evangelicalism.

RE: «when you're standing before your judgment being judged for the things you deny, how about taking all of those science books and «reason» with you» So, you're so SURE gawwwwwwd didn't give us science that you forego all medical treatment, and you live like the Amish....

Sure «the meek shall inherit the earth» according to their own «holy book», but they'll have to do it with no medical treatment.

The book is dedicated «To those religious leaders who refuse to be pushed to the margins and out of public life,» and with ten winning profiles ranging from Rabbi Daniel Lapin to T. D. Jakes to Elder Dallin H. Oaks, it makes sure they'll remain squarely in the mix.

Also, make sure that you are always carrying at least one fishing book or magazine around with you wherever you go.

This was the book that introduced me to the phrase «obey the sadness» from King Lear and, if you've read my own latest book, you're familiar with it as a chapter title, I'm sure.

With that thought in mind and with encouragement from Harish - who has published more than a dozen books on Indian spirituality - I decided to try for an arranged marriage in India, where this system has operated with a high success rate for thousands of years and is still the dominant marriage system, as anyone who reads an Indian newspaper's matrimonial section is sure to discoWith that thought in mind and with encouragement from Harish - who has published more than a dozen books on Indian spirituality - I decided to try for an arranged marriage in India, where this system has operated with a high success rate for thousands of years and is still the dominant marriage system, as anyone who reads an Indian newspaper's matrimonial section is sure to discowith encouragement from Harish - who has published more than a dozen books on Indian spirituality - I decided to try for an arranged marriage in India, where this system has operated with a high success rate for thousands of years and is still the dominant marriage system, as anyone who reads an Indian newspaper's matrimonial section is sure to discowith a high success rate for thousands of years and is still the dominant marriage system, as anyone who reads an Indian newspaper's matrimonial section is sure to discover.

I've read the Book of Zohar, and I'm pretty sure it's considered authorative, and it just another example of why Jesus was so frustrated with the Pharisees.

In this context the book elaborates that suffering is not to be feared but rather embraced as «a sure pledge of His tenderness... This guarantee, this real testimony of the Beatific Vision, which made the souls of the saints sigh with joy, is not the brilliant successes of this world, or temporal glory or happiness, but trialsand suffering» (p. 294).

In our post-Nietzschean age of AIDS and rampant venereal disease, the remark now carries with it a certain unintentional irony, but one finishes reading Bloom's book not entirely sure why erotic relations nowadays are so dreary: Is it because of the relentless reductionism of Freud and Kinsey or because, as Nietzsche held, Eros and Institution will always be at war — and Christianity, with its rigorous stress on monogamy, now symbolizes for modern society the institution of marriage par excellence?

Frank Viola's books have been helping me as well, though I am not sure I fully agree with everything, he is challenging me to think, which I value above all else.

Beside it is not clear if he wrote the book bases Islam & the Quran or basis the Muslims in Asia or Muslims in Europe or America since although Islam is one but the Branch of Islam, the Race, the Customs & Traditions play a tough role in shaping each nation of Islam to look & thinks different from each other... am sure you have the same thing in Christianity as wouldn't think Chinese Christian is exactly like European Christians or European Christians are all the same with out any differences whether Protestants or Catholics or between both branches??

So without knowing who the book is targeted to, I'm not sure which you should go with.

I'm sure you can come up with a way to make your book a decent length and to the point.

my husband and I are on the same page with this as are others we are friends with and it's not through a book we read or denominational position or sect leader's influence: I like to think we were all gradually influenced by the Holy Spirit... then I'm sure that's how you feel about your position too.

What I can be sure about however is the tyranny and number of despots that have burned books, regarding thinkers and those with an education as threats to be eliminated.

I'm sure for JK Rowling it was an honor, but it was weird as a reader to see what King did in his book with them.

Sure, David goes on to say that he was uneasy with such a claim and wasn't even sure that it was true, but still... how do you write a book which is supposed to be about taking back your faith from the American Dream and start the book by stating that you are the youngest megachurch pastor in American histSure, David goes on to say that he was uneasy with such a claim and wasn't even sure that it was true, but still... how do you write a book which is supposed to be about taking back your faith from the American Dream and start the book by stating that you are the youngest megachurch pastor in American histsure that it was true, but still... how do you write a book which is supposed to be about taking back your faith from the American Dream and start the book by stating that you are the youngest megachurch pastor in American history?

I wasn't exactly sure what all these things meant or how to come up with them, but thankfully, the speaker said he had written several books on these topics, and these too could be purchased at the conference bookstore.

I just hate the idea of throwing a book at him as if there's a problem he has that a piece of literature can fix, so I plan to reach out to him, spend more time with him and make sure I'm not giving him reason to be anymore discouraged.

Fast - forward 2,000 years and it seems a new generation of disciples is behaving exactly the same way: building Twitter followers and Facebook likes; balancing book promotion with «platform time» at major festivals; booking up media appearances and making sure everyone knows about them... all for the sake of «the gospel».

The book's cover showed the traditional Good Shepherd cradling a lamb with a serene, sure look.

To be sure, Fanny — physically weak, easily fatigued, often painfully shy and backward, with little wit — suffers in many respects by comparison to the other characters in the book.

My humble advise to you is to go and study the history that how, when and who wrote these chapters and what type of time it went through and then say that if there is any statement in this book is the real time statements of Jesus PBUH... please be honest with yourself... and don't do anything to please others but only you... and make sure you are convince with this study... whats the difference btwn what is in this book and what was written in a book last year when a Hindu claim himself as God and millions believed in him and still they believe even after his death by being ill... no one asks if I take a human as my God then how could he be ill or eventually be dead?

I'm sure that many of you probably have those little Bible Promise books, or maybe little desk - calendars with a promise from God on each page.

yeah buddy I am real sure God gave you the book of mormon and you were a racist evil man with many wives!

Hidden allusions are never easy to be sure of and particularly is this the case with an ancient text, but one can at least see the reasons why Martin - Achard comes to the conclusion that these verses from the book of Hosea not only apply the idiom of resurrection to Israel's hope for the future, but also show where it came from.

There is at least one whole book dealing largely with the subject, Christ in Islam.18 To be sure Mohammed never believed in him as divine.

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While I'm sure the book is helpful I personally would find it a distraction in my walk with God as He reveals His purpose for me on a daily basis.

If Professor Dorff had only admitted that he is not really a halakhic (that is, traditionally normative) Jewish thinker, I would have reviewed his book very differently, differing with its view of Judaism to be sure, but not on grounds of inner inconsistency.

By requiring that the New Testament books contain what the Apostles taught, the Church was not trying to freeze its development to the past, but was making sure that its ongoing life and thought be in line with the past.

Careful reading of Book Z of the Metaphysics, to be sure, makes clear that there are at least two conceptions of substantial form in Aristotle's philosophy: one more Platonic in character whereby the form possesses its own substantial unity and communicates that unity to the material elements (stoicheia) from the outside, so to speak; the other apparently originating with Aristotle himself according to which the substantial form comes into being as it unifies the elements into an organic whole (cf. TKT 67 - 120).

Ben Witherington is coming out with a book on the Lord's Supper that I am looking forward to reading, though I'm not sure what position he will take.

Americans sure love their big book of fairy tales... seems like we are stuck with brain dead followers of myths for some time to come... oh well... one day, humanity may evolve beyond the bronze age...

But still the books were aiming at the majority of simple minded to understand... and am sure if God wanted to mention airplanes at that early time he would have mentioned it as flock of birds to reach the mentality of men then.but it is our turn now to translate it scientifically as to possibility with our present knowldge.