Sentences with phrase «think city people»

I think city people are intimidated by the size.

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Tampa, FL — Cigar City Brewing is the name that comes to mind for most people when they think about Tampa beer, but Lewey says he thinks others are «going to be noticed real soon».

I think he saw it — the political pressure that really resulted from public pressure, or people saying things as simple as, «I drive around the city and I can see with my own eyes that the lights are not synchronized.»

I'm a free enterpriser so this might be me saying, well look, I don't think it is fair now to say to people that have made those investments — it's a number of companies not just Bell and Rogers, it's Telus and so on — that the city is going to facilitate more competition or invest in it.

«I think the main difference between Irish cities and other cities is that people genuinely do welcome people with open arms in terms of business, networking, and relationships,» observes O» Reilly.

«I think linking to people is rewarding, so I'll always ask if they want to include their LinkedIn or Twitter URL,» says Grant Stavely, a senior security engineer at Evernote, a Redwood City, California, maker of productivity apps.

Based in New York City, the organization was labeled by Google as a «think tank» focused on developing technology to help people in emerging markets get online for the first time.

If they become a good corporate citizen and they invest in our city, and they're going to employ people clearly, and they're going to be building and doing new things, I think that's a win for the city.

He was part of a New York City dinner circuit that includes people who believe the US should go back to the gold standard, rich people who don't think they should have to give back to society in the form of taxes, and anyone interested in either of those ideas who wanted to write a book about them.

«And this is really where I take to task the people from «Sex And the City» and specifically Sarah Jessica Parker in that I think she could have been nicer.»

«I think we have a lot of people in the city, a lot of drivers who would be willing to get fingerprinted,» said Adler.

Interested in more intricacies of how your city (or that city where you're thinking of expanding) is doing when it comes to attracting well - educated, mobile young people?

«We welcome technology, we welcome great jobs to the city, and I think people would even welcome Amazon, but it would have to be a trade - off there,» Mr. Bedne said.

I think what people miss is that money should give u options but in expensive cities it takes a lot more money to get those options.

Muckerman: It's interesting, because I've seen and read other places being, you have to basically 3D - map the entire city and people think that we're a decade away from that being done on a major scale, so I imagine it's going to be a small city.

It is as if Benedict is bringing back into play the long - neglected lessons of St. Augustine to Catholic Social Thought — re-presenting, as it were, The City of God — that is, the City of that caritas which the Divine Persons gratuitously pour into the human heart, that it might cast the burning desire for human unity into the kindling of hundreds of millions of parched hearts.

I shudder to think at what Jesus would have to say about our multi-million dollar church buildings while poor people are living in cardboard boxes all over our cities and selling their bodies to get food.

Your thoughts are great and there are very few people who have such a heart and who are willing to help native missionaries to impact their villages, cities and nations — we have to agree, native missionaries are more effective than visiting missionaries.

The superpatient person is like one who has a very serious illness, who has come through the most dangerous phase of the illness yet later unexpectedly dies from a sudden relapse of fever; the fever was finally the cause of death.15 Again, the superpatient person is like a soldier who has had a great victory in the field — the main battle is over; going into the city thinking the victory already secured, the negligent soldier is stupidly captured by a small, insignificant force within the gates.

I do not think that the people who are voting to have this building so close to the WTC site, or in New City at all for that matter, are even thinking with their brains.

Jane Jacobs, generally considered the founder of modern urban design, thought cities should take the everyday needs of people into account but did not mention religion or religious buildings in her foundational book.

Jeremy, I am living in Hong Kong and I wonder if anyone from my city will read this post since most of them are not good in English.Even they are good in English, they probably won't help a stranger over the internet.It is because there are already many scam cases happen in my city and face book as well.Many people are afraid of that already.Anyway, I think if anybody has nay good information, I am willing to listen and I am looking for more prayer support as well.Thank you for your reply and may God bless you more everyday.

I think what most people HAVE N'T heard is that it was originally named the Cordoba Center (or complex); named after the Spainish city sacked and conquered by the Muslims in the 8th Century (just look on wikipedia).

The only folks left claiming any «truth» to the bible are: — people who've redefined «fervent belief» to mean «truth» — people who somehow think that archaeological evidence of biblical - era cities somehow proves a miracle - working dude existed therein

When Mosul fell to the Islamic State of Iraq and Levant (ISIS) on 6th June, the city's last remaining Christians, who are thought to have numbered around 35,000, were among the half a million people reported to have fled the city.

This is also the reason why people in larger cities and areas near the coast have higher intelligence levels than those inland (sheltered from free thought and inquiry).

«I think the reason lies in the fact that this present globalized economy leaves masses of people uprooted and abandoned on the periphery of ever growing large cities, where they are engaged in a desperate struggle for daily survival.

I think Mr. Trump idea it is great but at the same time I think if all the people that live in the New York City area they can put 1 or 2 dollars each they can buy the block where, I hope not, they are going to built the islamic center, it is DISRESPECTFUL for all the families and friends of 9/11 tragedy.

When I remember the heartbreaking footage from Hurricane Katrina, or think about the awful situations in so many inner cities and in rural areas across the country, I question whether or not our nation's wealth is really a «blessing from God,» as so many people claim.

I just think it would be pretty strange if John showed up today and wanted people to get dunked in our cities toxic river in winter if we knew nothing about baptism.

«So let me get this straight, you have two - way conversations with invisible spirits, you think the earth is 10,000 years old, you believe the world was once covered in water (about 5,000 years ago), you believe your invisible sky father came to earth in human form after a virgin birth, then rose as a zombie, from the dead, then ascended into an invisible sky city... all because the first people on earth ate and apple before proceeding on with decades of incest... am I getting this?»

I don't think people can control who from which religions can rent there and what they can do with the space they rent beyond the normal city controls for any rental space in the neighborhood.

I mean if someone came to you and said «God told me to take a bunch of people and march around the merchandise mart for 7 days (the merchandise mart is the nearest thing to a walled city in my experience)» you» ld think they were daft... or «sure I'll heal you, I'll just put some spittle and mud on your eyes and then you can go take a walk»... if it isn't contrary to scripture, let them listen on their own.

«I think people picture me in nature fighting against the elements, and for about one month a year that definitely is me, but I've also lived in New York City for the last five years and it's something that I really love.

The bible also says that woman cursed and that you can wipe out whole cities of people if you think your god is down with it.

Not sure how this can happen, other than people in cities creating flexible spaces for it in their all - to - often busy lives (and living close to people you really like helps I think so that people can bump into each other more than once a week).

Unless you think Jesus was being nas * ty when he called ppl vi * pers or to say that a si * nful city like Sod * om is better than them.

But, if you think that is strange, just look at the last verse of the book, and you will come to the conclusion that God's priorities are really mixed up: «Should not I pity Nineveh, that great city, in which there are more than a hundred and twenty thousand persons who do not know their right hand from their left, and also much cattle?»

Suppose people do not want to stay in their valleys or in their villages, and think that it is their calling to find a place in the global city.

Not program strength or anything a normal person would think of but rather, which city gets more concerts?

It's a good way to keep baking powder fresh, however I think it's because a lot of people don't bake at home — in France, bags of sugar and flour are much smaller than they are in the states (in the US, there are huge bags of nuts, flours, sugars, and other baking ingredients in supermarkets)- which I think is because there are so many bakeries (and in cities like Paris, kitchens are tiny) and lots of people buy their baked goods rather than make them.

I think it's mostly because I tend to think of cupcakes as kind of «trendy,» what with all of the cupcakes - only shops that popped up all over New York City for a while, and had people queueing around the block (for the record, I never once even considered waiting in line for food like that).

When hungry people think of Kansas City, Mo., they picture mouth - watering slabs of beef and barbecue.

I'm tired of people thinking Kansas City is a rural, podunk little cowtown, when in fact it's an urban metropolis of over 2 million people with thriving communities of vegetarians, vegans, raw foodists, and locavores.

I never thought I would be this excited to go back to a city I left so happily, but some of my dearest friends and people who I miss so much at times my heart aches are there — and people are everything.

«Every day people in town for conventions come into [Bee Coffee Roasters] and tell me, «Wow, I thought Indianapolis would just be a city of chain restaurants with a giant speedway, but it's actually really cool here,» said Joanna Greves, barista trainer and roaster at one of Indianapolis's best specialty coffee shop.

«I don't think it will be a niche market but you know China there are 20 million people moving in to cities every couple of years - you know the population of Australia.

I thought about all of the vegan friendly restaurants I had read about, the history of the city itself, the architecture from neighborhood to neighborhood, the abundance of parks and murals that weave throughout the urban landscape, and of course, my favorite peoples who lived in Philadelphia that we were headed to see.

I get that most people are disappointed with him instead of a marquee signing but look at how Nolito is doing already for Man City, I think this guy is a GOOD signing for us.

I don't think most people want to see the club ran like chelsea or man city, but nobody should be paying top dollar when we aren't striving for top results.