Sentences with phrase «technically saw them every day»

I started to miss them even though I technically saw them every day.

Not exact matches

Technically speaking we are seeing some important support lines and the 150 day moving average converge around $ 1445 and we therefore think it is unlikely that gold prices will fall past this level.

As you can see in Figure 13, the MACD broke down in January and was negative as of the close of the third trading day of May, so this is technically a «warning.»

i am nt a expert but this is what i see: As jewish time starts from 6 pm to next day 6 pm, technically speaking when Jesus died on the cross at 3 pm — it was night time in the eyes in the jewish culture.

(Well, technically I saw it on the little screen on Delta Flight 1768 from Seattle to Atlanta, which is pretty much the only way I see any movies these days... but, hey, at least the cookies and pretzels are free.)

But those three days — a chance for people to actually read the bill to see what's in it — are in fact more important than technically meeting the deadline.

Although this was technically the first time we met in real life (I can see everyone on our coaching calls), it felt more like spending the day with a dear friend.

A little more following this — present day fitness industry sees that as a big enough reason to give all the advantage to cardio training (let's face it, also weight training is not convenient by being tough and technically difficult).

Also this gives me an idea for an outfit from my own clothes And my dress code is (I think) technically business casual with the exception that we can wear jeans every day, but I've seen some hoodies and flip flops sneak in.

If you're wondering whether or not it's possible to see the Great Ocean Road in a day, technically it is.

On the other hand, Ethereum languished below the technically significant level of $ 312 (See chart, above) for a few extra days on fears of turmoil surrounding its upcoming upgrade to its blockchain, known as Byzantium.

This means MoviePass subscribers could technically see one movie in theaters every day of the month for around the price of a Netflix subscription.