Sentences with phrase «then chimed»

Rielly, who also opposed the overturning, then chimed in.

GameStop CFO Robert Lloyd then chimed in with his comments.

Yu Suzuki then chimed in on the game's Kickstarter page, saying «To all of our backers, we are very sorry for the delay.

A lot of other writers then chimed in to confirm the trend.

Our friend Jeff from Tracking Board then chimed in that Brosnan was indeed in the Cable role.

Jason Elan, a spokesperson for the I.D.C. who was serving on Avella's campaign, then chimed in to say that the I.D.C. Initiative is completely independent.

His alter ego then chimes in: «You have been writing about the decline not of the West but of the Anglo - American upper class.»

First we listen to what you've tried, what your preferences are, and what your goals are, then we chime in and help you step - by - step regarding anything having to do with your child's pottying journey — from before you start potty training, to full pottying independence, and everything in - between.

The necklace has a long chain and then the chime sits on your pregnant tummy.

Anyway, read more below, a lot more, and then chime in, I'd love to hear from those of you who disagree with me on this!!)

Campbell then chimes in to say the trio asked themselves, honestly, what was the likelihood that they'd ever actually do a fourth Evil Dead together, and came to the conclusion «not very high.»

A typical day of vacation in Costa Rica for our non-tennis or golf playing friends starts just like most; sunlight and crowing roosters, followed by the growls of howler monkeys off in the distance, and then chiming song birds fill your room.

Play along with the lads as we put the next Quit or Continue game through its paces and then chime in with your thoughts so they can get featured on the show.

Mosher then chimes in to say that he advised against publicising the contents of the email at this drinking session.

The team designed the skill to listen for cues like a long pause, an «Ummm...» or «I don't know,» then chime in to nudge the player to keep going.

Not exact matches

«It turns out we found an amazing person through another friend of a friend, a prototype - making guy,» said Och before Prince chimed in, «who produced them in FIVE DAYS in Taiwan,» (then Och finished the sentence) «and literally five days to our door we had seven of these prototypes.»

When someone wonders whether Mozilla should offer an organized program to help train volunteer developers, this voice quickly chimes in: «Maybe we can find a way to have smaller groups that self - organize and then get together.»

If not, then the coach can chime in with, «Can I make a suggestion?

Chime then gives a bonus of 10 % of all rounded - up savings at the end of each week.

And then... (feel free to chime in here)

If this is as confusing to you as it is to me, then maybe someone else will chime in and help us out.

First it was a chime, then a recitation of verses, followed by the crackle of wood burning.

I was mad at first, but then I realized that the woman writing the piece, and the readers chiming in in disgust, were simply defending against what they perceived to be an attack on their lifestyle and choices.

Then yet another voice chimed in and reminded me that I'd bookmarked a recipe that Aun at Chubby Hubby made: the most amazing - looking Vietnamese Pork Ribs in Caramel Sauce from Molly Steven's book All About Braising.

Then Claire Saffitz, senior associate food editor and biscuit queen, chimed in: «You never know when you're going to want a bit of room - temp butter, and yet the need arises all the time.

Then, as a half - ton of fighting bull charged into the ring like an assassin's bullet and eagerly zeroed in on the man standing alone with only a cape to defend himself, every gasp from the 25,000 watching seemed to rattle off Tomás» soul like a wind chime.

«If it's me,» wideout Reggie Wayne chimed in, «I'm gonna drift all the way across the field and put my hand up, like P - Dub [Peter Warrick] used to do at Florida State, and then be gone.»

Then the host chimes in: It is the home opener for the Braves tonight... we're joined by Leo Mazzone right now, and Leo: 20 years ago you guys win the World Series, does it seem that long ago?

Then another JR HS buddy, who I haven't seen in 9 years, and maybe only twice in 25 years, chimes in on the post.

Update: Jane responded to this post, and I replied to her response, and then she commented back, and meanwhile a whole lot of other people chimed in, and... well, you get the idea.

So in the coming days, I'll do my best to answer this reader's question and then each of these school food experts will also chime in, pointing out ideas I've missed, directing her to other resources, or whatever else they want to share.

Then, in my online «due date» group, everyone else started chiming in.

So, the one that we're going to talk about today is called LactMed, and the wonderful thing about this app, which, I'll just tell a little bit about it, and then we'll ask our panelist to kind of chime in.

TLT readers have chimed in now and then about food allergy issues that affect their children.

I'm responding in a series of three posts and then the others will chime in.

A few things to note and then I hope other Baby Bunchers will chime in:

Then Giuliani chimes in and asks voters to support Turner.

«When Dr. Chimaroke Nnamani was governor; Senator Jim Nwobodo left PDP for another party, since then, he has not recovered himself politically; when Sullivan Chime became governor, his mentor and predecessor Dr. Nnamani left PDP and since then he has not found his feet politically; Chime has towed the same part,» he stated.

The fears about Kinnock that the Conservatives and their supporters in the media were then able to arouse chimed with underlying public perceptions.

Speaking when he received Ugwuanyi and other stakeholders from Enugu East Senatorial District in his country home, Chime said, «If the governor tells us to remain in the PDP, we will do so, but if he tells us to move elsewhere, we will sit together, discuss and then decide to either move or not.

And then we've had Tony Blair chime in with yet another of his frequent «infrequent» interventions.

She surmises that they may form a functional hierarchy — for example, one patch may detect faces, and then other patches chime in to report detection of, say, male faces or surprised faces.

Then we started to chant the mantra and chime into our breath.

---- E. Dysfunction in the Gallbladder: If pH of chime is not correct, then CCK won't be released to trigger bile to digest the fats we eat.

Yes, I'm supposed to be on vacay but then the Emmy's were on and I had to at least chime in quickly about my favorites and my least favorites.

Then the other day I mentioned I was using mine, and at least 20 of you chimed in that you were making something in your slow cooker that same...

One person will say how they had a great experience in one city and then the next person will chime in about how completely different their experience was.

To discuss how much Phantom Thread chimes with fashion then and now, four insider names give their verdict:

It's funny — I was thinking about how lame the music for «Trailer Trash» is and how long it goes on — then Greg chimes in about updating the music after it was over.

Then, faster than you could say «Help me, Star - Lord Kenobi,» Hamill himself chimed in to say «Sure bro.»