Sentences with phrase «whatever comes in the door»

Don't even try to start a «whatever comes in the door» law firm.

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Think of those people who hear a different drummer and who ask questions and who have been asked to hang their personality at the door to don the clone identity of whatever group they were in... they can come to you and know its safe... that their questions won't be answered in cliches or received with disapproval.

As Jephthah charged into battle with his countrymen behind him, filled with «the Spirit of the Lord» (Judges 11:29), he made a promise to God: «If you give the Ammonites into my hands, whatever comes out of the door of my house to meet me when I return in triumph from the Ammonites will be the Lord's, and I will sacrifice it as a burnt offering» (v. 30).

30 Jephthah vowed a vow to Yahweh, and said, «If you will indeed deliver the children of Ammon into my hand, 31 then it shall be, that whatever comes forth from the doors of my house to meet me, when I return in peace from the children of Ammon, it shall be Yahweh's, and I» «will offer it up for a burnt offering.»

«When someone comes in the door for coaching or whatever level of involvement pair that inexperienced person with an experienced person,» Washington says.

from producers listening to the initial pitch, so it's to Chazelle's eternal credit that he continued to make whatever calls he could and knock on as many doors in order to see this amazing dream of a movie come to life on the big screen.

So, if you come in the door and see it and start berating her for it, she's going to think you're criticizing her for doing whatever she was doing when you started correcting her.

And, yes, you can come visit me in my vault / office; just whatever you do, don't lock the door!

She also has a particular interest in elderly cat care, but she is happy to see whatever comes through the door, especially the «small furries «like guinea pigs and rabbits!

If anything serious came up, they reported it and teachers were informed in seconds to pre-cautiously lock their doors (or whatever the case was) as opposed to the surprise at Sandy Hook.

At the same time, we can set our propane heater to whatever temperature we want, lock the door, and go off on a tropical winter vacation without worrying about what condition our house will be in when we come back.

«Practically speaking, in a small town I do mostly whatever comes through the door,» he says.

When ever we would come in for anything they would stop whatever it was they were doing to help us and they made sure that they had taken care of and answered every question before we walked out the door.

But every once in a while, a phone will come to my door that, for whatever reason, still hangs on to the antiquated Micro-USB port (this is usually the case with cheaper phones like the Honor 7X), and some phones like my iPhone X don't use either.

I've had parents say, «sometimes I think they only come for the candy,» To which I respond «whatever gets them in the door.»

The stairs in my entry way seem to catch whatever is in my hand when I come in the door!