Sentences with phrase «walking a mile either»

I didn't have time to walk the mile to the salon (plus, it was freezing) so I hopped into a cab in front of the hotel.

It's a cliché to say that it's virtually impossible to understand someone until you walk a mile in that person's shoes.

Fourteen - year - old Kaylee's step mom Ally Olsen gave new meaning to the saying, «Before you criticize someone, walk a mile in their shoes.»

It's time we walked a mile in the consumer's shoes, instead of just counting their footprints.

«Walking a mile in someone's shoes takes on a much different meaning when that person is homeless,» Hanes chief branding officer, Sidney Falken, said in a statement.

Great leaders have walked a mile (or several thousand) in someone else's shoes and in a world driven by decisions and dollars, experience — good and bad — is a vital asset.

He saw it (people walking miles to get clean water), photographed it (including emails to club - promoting friends) and found his calling.

Take time to walk a mile in a franchise's shoes, or at least around the store, before spending six figures on the figurative pair of Pumas.

One that makes it easy for everyone to expand their own viewpoint and walk a mile in the shoes of those whose perspectives deviate from their own.

It is easy to dismiss people around you, or beneath you on the corporate scale, as incompetent, but I've realized that everyone else's job always looks easier and less stressful, until you walk a mile in their shoes.

When Josh and his team left their egos on the table with the intent to listen to their customers and to walk a mile in their shoes, it became clear that they could do a better job serving them.

You have to walk a mile in their shoes if you really want to understand what makes them different, and how to speak to them in a way that shows that you get them.

Which said, «do not judge a man until you have walked a mile in his shoes.»

The idea of walking a mile in your buyer's shoes, for B2B, is becoming a matter of survival.

Don't even pretend like you know something about Christianity until you've walked a mile in the shoes of a Christian missionary, a Christian pastor, a military chaplain, a christian volunteer at a homeless shelter, etc..

I walked a mile with sadness and nere a word said she But ah, the things I learned from her when sadness walked with me.

I walked a mile with gladness, she chattered all the way But left me none the wiser for all she had to say.

The Pope has «walked a mile or so» in other shoes.

Often, people of faith write off atheists as amoral misguided fools.This man on the other hand seems to be taking to heart the idea of walking a mile in their shoes.

What's the old addage ``... you have to walk a mile in a man's shoes to understand him...»?

Goff grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area, where he would often walk a mile and a half to his grandmother Mary's home.

If I walk a mile or two down the hillside, I will reach Capernaum, where Peter lived, the scene of so many stories from the Christian Scriptures.

It walks a mile in the shoes of the other.

Women and children usually bear the burden of water collection, walking miles to the nearest source, which is unprotected and likely contaminated.

I do not ever think this will be «morally acceptable» to us as long as we are humans and can relate to that parent or child, understanding that we are just like they are and through empathy and a chemical in our bodies called oxytocin we can walk a mile in their shoes and decide whether that promotes human growth (moral) or stunts it (immoral).

Just don't judge until you've walked a mile in these people's shoes.

Go out, befriend many lesbians, and truly walk a mile in each one's shoes after setting aside your pre-conceived, antiquated notions, and then come back and post what you just said, in good faith.

You lost me when you got up and sang on Sunday morning about not judging other people until we walked a mile in their shoes — yet denied a gay couple a chance for a happy life together.

We read to be challenged, to have our brain stretched in a new direction, to grow up, to walk a mile in some else's shoes, to learn.

iReporter MjCantilero shot video of an annual pilgrimage of Catholics walking miles to Antipolo City, Philippines, last night.

Walk a mile in my moccasins.

I can never walk a mile in their shoes, any more than I can walk a mile in my paranoid schizophrenic brother's shoes; or in black skin.

So, unless and until you've walked a mile in my shoes, dealing with depression for a minimum of 42 years of your life, I'm not sure you truly understand the battle.

@Wendy «So, unless and until you've walked a mile in my shoes, dealing with depression for a minimum of 42 years of your life, I'm not sure you truly understand the battle»

And they are not very good for walking a mile either, let alone two.

Not like much of the 3rd and 4th world countries where people sacrifice wholly or walk miles to attend or bring or take a single page of the Holy Bible or get together to worship our Lord Jesus.

You are not John Marston, but accomplishing seedy mission after mission in hopes of restoring him to his family opens your eyes to see what it's like to walk a mile in this wicked man's shoes.

And I became a determined cheerleader for my other grandmother, cheering her on as she slowly walked down hallways for the first time in numerous weeks (if you know my grandmother, you know that just months ago she was on a road trip in Sedona with my mom and grandpa, and walking miles everyday).

I walked miles sight - seeing everyday to walk off all the niociola (sp) gelato I ate!

79 degrees F and a dewpoint of 73 at 7 am when we walked the mile with the slower and slower dogs.

Because this is a food blog and I love experiencing different cultures through their cuisine, I'll mainly be focusing on restaurants we went to in addition to some fun highlights of our time walking miles and miles throughout so many wonderful cities.

I have walked miles through several stores looking for them (but never in the produce section).

Walk a mile in his shoes, or better yet, his shoemaker's

«I walked a mile, hopped the streetcar, then walked the eight blocks home.»

No doubt like a lot of grandads the dinosaur bores the ares off the players about how things were so much harder back when he was young, how he walked miles uphill to and from school and that he could buy a new suit for a fiver.

Others are really tuned in to Twitter, and they're chatting with the professionals and moms, who have walked a mile in their shoes and are willing to share their knowledge in that quick format.

If you have bigger kids who don't use a stroller at home but will be really tired from walking miles each day, rent one of the bigger strollers from Disney or 1 of the rental companies like Magic Strollers who have bigger strollers available.

We pledged to walk a mile for each baby that would be stillborn throughout the month of October, in the UK.

To all of you that said it's lazy without any understanding of why she's asking: Walk a mile in someone else's shoes before you judge, there could be a legitimate reason she wants to know.

Sitting in his Maclaren Quest, Graham was able to be part of our travels as we hiked the countryside of England, ran to catch the trains in London, walked miles through the city streets of Rome, meandered through the tiny corridors of Venice, strolled the art museums in Paris and Florence, and spent countless hours rushing and then waiting in airports and train stations.