Sentences with phrase «tuning in with»

The final few card reveals are trickling in and we will be tuning in with Lead Developer Ben Brode and Sean «Day [9]» Plott as they bring in the final 20 cards on April 9 on Hearthstone's twitch channel...

Anyways, thank you for tuning in with me.

Tuning in with another gift guide, and this one happens to be one of my favorites to put together and shop!

You forgot to mention some very important things about doing a kundalini yoga meditation: you must begin each session by tuning in with the adi mantra «omg name guru dev namo» while seated in prayer pose.

They found these molecules not with optical telescopes but by tuning in with exquisitely sensitive antenna dishes that can receive the extremely faint radio signals generated by molecular clouds.

If I'm going to be tuning in with them, they need to be smelling fresh.

By tuning in with your child's feelings you will be able to predict his feelings and avoid unwanted actions in the future.

Although there will be no current Arsenal players involved in the last game of Euro 2016 today between the two fancied sides Belgium and Italy, there are good reasons for Arsenal fans to be tuning in with extra interest, mainly down to the possible transfer targets who may be on show.

Maitland - Niles is more tuned in with the team than Kolasinac lately and this internal competition is very good for Arsenal.

Some parents also notice that the older sibling is so tuned in with the younger one, that the younger barely has to say anything that even sounds like words before the older one knows precisely what the younger means!

Her hormones are tuned in with her child so that she's aware of what's going on.

On the flipside, mothers are deeply tuned in with their babies, often to the point where sleep cycles are synchronized so closely that they will naturally transition within a few seconds of each other.

The relationship skills required by both people in a healthy adult relationship include the ability to manage stress, to stay tuned in with emotions, to communicate nonverbally, to be playful in a mutually engaging manner, and to readily forgive without holding grudges.

Keeping the baby in your room till they are one is recommended though, as that way you can keep an eye on their breathing and learn to tune in with their cues.

Babies who don't tune in with their mothers are less empathetic as teenagers, according to previous work from the same lab.

Join our weekly Live Streams and tune in with the global RA MA community!

Journal and tune in with the messages they may be bringing you.

Tune in with the energy of The Empress, and all she represents, then tune in with her energy reversed.

Once you've tuned in with your Empress card, ask the following questions of your deck, pulling an additional card for each question:

Be sure to tune in with hashtag #GetThatGlam tonight starting at 6 pm CST.

Remember to tune in with your body and do exercise that feels right for you.

When you notice yourself feeling energized, refreshed, and light, tune in with what made you feel that way.

Stay tuned in with the trends and hot styles here at AMI Clubwear!

We may have all tuned in with high expectations for the Pilot, but that was enough.

We tune in with Giancarlo, Tom, and Ricardo voicing their thoughts on Sony's announcement of the PlayStation Vita at E3 2011.

I think they are more tuned in with the needs of the field than some of the policymakers who are making the rules and regulations.»

Speed will come naturally once your mind tunes in with the surroundings.

The focus of this Nintendo Direct will be exclusively on Nintendo 3DS games so grab hold your handhelds close and tune in with the link below.

The company will stream the launch event in VR so folks around the world can tune in with their OnePlus - branded Cardboard viewers.

Perhaps we're not as tuned in with all the various social media connections that one is supposed to have these days even though just about every REALTOR who is connected complains about spam and «noise» monopolizing their screens with non real estate related topics.

Not exact matches

Ironically, the most effective way to get what you want is to be less concerned with your own needs and more in - tune to the desires of others.

Multichannel shopping has turned most industries upside - down, making way for indie brands that are agile and more in tune with their consumer because they are social media savvy and engaged.

In 2013, she decided to pursue mediumship full time, taking courses and getting an education that's helped her recognize how to be even more in tune with her intuitioIn 2013, she decided to pursue mediumship full time, taking courses and getting an education that's helped her recognize how to be even more in tune with her intuitioin tune with her intuition.

Afterward, Emily started to become more in tune with her feelings and suspicions, communicated through intuitive voices, and she also took self - defense classes.

Fine tune your hiring process (look at what the job requirements are and make sure that you select someone who has the experience and credentials necessary for the role, and who fits in with the company culture)

Most people know Barbara from watching her on ABC's Shark Tank, which has become a smashing hit with millions of viewers of all ages tuning in each Friday night.

He's very in tune with that.»

«We're using technology and trends in consumer behavior to elevate the dual screen viewing habits and the way fans tune in and engage with Curry's performance.»

In this quick video, she reveals how to get in - tune with the high - end customer's appetitIn this quick video, she reveals how to get in - tune with the high - end customer's appetitin - tune with the high - end customer's appetite.

How does Saje encourage staff to be so in tune with customers» needs across dozens of stores?

We are trying to upgrade the app to be more in tune with that.»

The art of holding yourself accountable boils down to living your purpose and staying in tune with the values you've established as part of starting your business.

But sellers must still be in tune with the market to make a profit.

More in tune with Schopenhauer than Zig Ziglar, he followed Georgist economic thought, with its public ownership of property, and embraced ascetiscism.

Even if you think you're in tune with the daily trials and tribulations of your staff, you should solicit broader participation in the crafting of the code.

If you want to improve your online marketing and advertising, be sure to tune in to a live Q&A session on YouTube with renowned marketing expert Perry Marshall, hosted by Entrepreneur Network and happening today, April 22 at 3 p.m. EST (12 p.m. PST).

Chuck Piola bursts out of his black Mercedes singing in full throat (this time it's the Drifters tune «Under the Boardwalk,» handled off - key but with feeling) and scans a cluster of skyscrapers.

They're more in tune with getting called on by new companies they've never heard of and are more willing to give them a chance.»

Though Apple had just released its fifth - generation iPod, the Zune offered some unique features: a built - in FM radio receiver, and a Wi - Fi connection that meant Zune users could swap tunes with one other (unofficially dubbed «squirting» to the delight of reviewers).

Having a budget keeps you honest with yourself and in - tune with your expenses.»