Sentences with phrase «usually destined»

My most common observation was that poor people trying to get rich out of real estate are usually destined to fail because they are poor for a reason.

This also means the Galaxy Note 7 will let the user to write not only on the screen, but also on the side display, which is usually destined to carry just notifications and alerts.

Make sure to read all the info before starting any updates, as these guides are usually destined to be used by advanced Android users.

These are usually destined for AOSP developers, so that they can easily launch new custom ROMs and other similar customizations.

Make sure to read all the info before starting any updates, as these guides are usually destined to be used by advanced Android users.

Men seeking ladies in clubs are usually destined to be dancing with disappointment.

Not exact matches

He has held a bunch of top roles at the bank across regions and different industry groups, and he was also COO of the investment - banking division for a time, a role usually reserved for those destined for the top at Goldman Sachs.

Their are so many legal steroids saturating the market currently, Claiming being that top secret steroid health supplement destined to achieve your goals, BUT most usually are substandard and don't actually assistance in any way apart from increasing your calorie consumption.

It usually meant the author's spare room or garage was filled with boxes of books that were destined to remain there for years because most authors had no plan for marketing and sales.

A classic showcase destined to leave the signal A classic showcase that certainly breaks the normal with respect to what we usually imagine when we talk about classic decor: This is the classic showcase of Chinoiserie collection, a real gem that takes direct inspiration from a particular strand of the Louis XV style.

«Usually I am on a work for a long stretch,» he wrote, «until a moment arrives when the air of the arbitrary vanishes, and the paint falls into positions that feel destined... The very matter of painting — its pigment and spaces — is so resistant to the will, so disinclined to assert its plane and remain still.

«Usually I am on a work for a long stretch,» Guston said of his abstract work in 1956, «until a moment arrives when the air of the arbitrary vanishes, and the paint falls into positions that feel destined.»

Personally, I always felt that prophets persuaded to be right and feeling they are destined to change the world are usually more dangerous than selfish immoral bastards, and even less sympathic (except if you are part of the driven chosen of course, at least as long as you are not designed as heretic).

Therein lies the problem... the at - the - top - of - the - pyramid bottom - feeders who live off of this system... the salaried bureaucrats / government types who contribute nothing of real value to society in the way of goods and services, but who nevertheless control those who seek to do so when they are injected into the mix, cheque books at the ready, but otherwise usually totally unprepared for battle, and who are, therefore, for the most part, destined to fail, often causing harm to their clients along the way.