Sentences with phrase «who walk into»

She estimates that about 50 percent of people who walk into her open houses learn about them through the Web.

The majoriy of buyers who walk into a property can't within 10 % of its size, tell you its square footage.

Those in the business who walk into a house with the mind set that «my low cost alternative will win the day» are the ones more likely to be culled.

The people who walk into divorce mediation are not the same people who walk out at the end of divorce mediation.

A hair salon receptionist is a person who receives and attends to clients who walk into the salon to have their hair and other beauty needs done, as well as make inquiries about services rendered in the salon.

Well, those curves are part of the reason why Samsung's flagships attract so much attention these days, and it helps with regular consumers who walk into a store and don't know about the stuff that actually matters, so that's what Samsung is doing.

Clients who walk into an attorney's office should not feel a sense of disconnect, as if the lawyer is doing the client a favor by providing legal services.

There are few better ways to let the people who walk into your office know, exactly where you and your company stands [Feel free to ping me if commissioning one would interest you: hugh at gapingvoid dot com].

On the flipside, there are customers who walk into the store knowing they need travel products, particularly pet owners who need to comply with federal or state pet travel regulations.

This company is known for their well - designed products that take both dogs and the humans who walk them into account.

This method of tracking holds staff accountable on what percentage of people who walk into the store and make a purchase.

I would say that roughly half the kids who walk into my store want a snake just like the one their friends have, but the other half want one that their friends don't have.

If we're still working on publicizing our e-books to patrons who walk into the library, reaching those who don't physically use the library is an even greater challenge.

You hear the one about the two authors who walk into a bar?

I'm reminded of people who walk into grand Casinos to gamble.

«The Nook Tablet will sell to people who not only would not have purchased an iPad, but it will appeal to people who walk into the Barnes & Noble stores,» said Mainelli, talking about the floor space Barnes & Noble now dedicates to its Nook line and plans to create Nook - specific stores within its stores.

Otherwise, the vehicle was unchanged with the exact same powertrain that's available to customers who walk into a dealership.

I don't see teachers who walk into schools who want to mess up kids» lives.

That combination is especially devastating for students who walk into school with any kind of disadvantage — a learning disability, second - language challenges, conflict between parents at home, childhood trauma.

If I could make one wish, it would be to create a generation of teachers who walk into the classroom every morning expecting to be surprised by what kids can do.

These are the boys and girls who walk into our classes on the first day of school expecting to fail.

The heroes of both The Beguiled and Killer Joe are macho mercenaries who walk into Venus Flytraps.

The vegans who walk into my office and NOT doing well and they're not all starch and sugar junkies.

«Eighty percent of the women who walk into my store are wearing the wrong size bra — and they don't even realize it,» says Dan Koch, owner of Town Shop, a New York City bra - fitting emporium.

One of the lessons that seems to have been on repeat for me during the last, ehhh, 10 - ish years has been my pursuit to save all the broken men who walk into my life.

I see plenty of people who walk into Strala and grit their teeth through the entire class, as if it's one more task to get through.

Dear Abby: The letter from «Anonymous Merchant, «who complained about thoughtless people who walk into his store and do n`t even say hello, reminded me of my situation.

Guns have been strictly controlled in the United Kingdom for the past few decades, spurred in large part by the 1996 Dunblane massacre, when 15 children and their teacher were killed by a local man who walked into a school in the Scottish city armed with four hand guns and began shooting.

«Who walks into some stranger's apartment to buy glasses?»

Did you hear the one about the SEO writer who walked into a bar [«best bars,» «taverns» «pubs» «B&B joint,» «where should I go tonight?»]

There's no doubt that Down N» Out is inspired by In - N - Out, but from looking at the menus and social - media accounts of the two companies, I don't think anyone who walked into the Australian chain would really think they were at the American company — any more than somebody who went to Outback Steakhouse in the U.S. might actually think they'd somehow wound up in Australia.

And he paid tribute to a nurse named Elmina Spencer who walked into the midst of battle to care for wounded soldiers and then opened a hospital where she attended to both Union and Confederate soldiers.

Anybody who walked into that ark was saved.

and «The Man Who Walked Into the Hornet's Nest»

I don't think it was atheists who walked into abortion clinics and shoot them up.

and the guy who walked into the church to kill the abortion doctor thought he «deserved it» as well.

Perhaps it would be different if people realised that Devin Patrick Kelley, the shooter who walked into the church and shot as many of the worshippers as he could, was a Muslim immigrant who shouted «Allahu Akbar» as he mercilessly gunned them down?

Floyd Lee Corkins, who walked into the FRC front lobby in 2012 with a pistol and fifty rounds of ammunition, told police that he had found the FRC listed on the SPLC's website.

«Phillips gladly serves anyone who walks into his store, but, as is customary practice for many artists, he declines opportunities to design for a variety of events and messages that conflict with his deeply held beliefs.

Jan 04,2016... Any aspiring boxer who walks into the old sugar factory in West Jordan, Utah, after six on weeknight...

We hope to see a more selfish Kimi Raikkonen in 2018, one who walks into the Ferrari garage believing he is the top dog.

I've told the story of my next door neighbor in the dorm who walked into my room naked, peed all over while I slept, woke me up by breaking my printer, forcing me to forcibly shove him out of my room, all while sleepwalking.

Can I mail this to my MIL who walks into my house and takes my 3 year old around showing her the toys she hasn't picked up?

The woman who walked into our room happened to be the same consultant who taught our class.

If you are one of the lucky few who walks into the grocery store with a dry shirt and comes out wet — don't panic — leaking usually stops once your baby has mastered breastfeeding.

Good dads wouldn't be caught dead being that dude who walks into class looking like his partner is marching him off to the gallows, like he'd rather be anywhere but there.

From 1974, the British government became responsible for providing contraception to anyone who walked into an NHS clinic, youth club or drop - in centre.

The photographer was a young guy named Xavier Veal, who walked into the abandoned building one day in August, apparently unaware what he had stumbled upon.

It is this saliency of issues, coupled of course with the electoral arithmetic of dozens of unprecedented multi-party contests, that are likely to decide who walks into Downing Street in May 2015.

«In some ways I think he's like a «90s politician who walked into this revolutionary moment in American society.»