Sentences with phrase «wonder if it does work»

I wonder if it does work for some of these guys?

@UKFlamenco I was wondering if you do the work for others as well?

Not exact matches

You're probably wondering «OK, I have supporting language, metaphorical patterns and negative affordances, but how do I know if it's working?»

Did she ever wonder if she'd bring home a bigger paycheck by working at the coffee shop?

And if you're afraid of making your team think you're lazy, don't worry — they're most likely wondering how you're trying (and sometimes failing) at having a healthy work - life balance, too.

I wonder what decisions we would make differently if our duty was to pass on the work we do?»

«At that stage, you're ready to move up but you're facing people wondering if you're going to stick around, or maybe you don't want that promotion because it would add more work and more travel time.

Some now wonder if Foursquare's true Achilles» heel might be that Crowley's bet, his life's work, has been flawed from the start: Maybe users simply don't like sharing their location the same way they love sharing a photo or a status update.

Revelations that a voter - profiling company that worked Donald J. Trump's presidential campaign harvested private information from 50 million Facebook profiles have many people wondering: What, if anything, can they do to protect their data connected to the social network?

Maybe you've been hearing terms like IPO and secondary market and you're wondering if it's too late to ask: How exactly does the stock market work?

I wouldn't be surprised if he worked with volunteer nurses and other staff who did the best they could for the poor people without salaries... I wonder what they will have to say about the good doctor...

I wonder if we would be doing the work we do now as a family if we hadn't chosen each other instead of our hero complex or our cherished outcomes or our beliefs.

The truth of it all is that I do have eleventy - billion chances in a day to choose love, to breathe out wonder, to love, to serve, to choose life and life more abundant, working out who I was meant to be all along and meeting something beautiful at every summit, never futile, «if anything matters, everything matters.»

It doesn't work to fight against them about their belief, to make them wonder if we are safe (and considering several of us have kids in schools now) or if we are going to do something against them.

See it isn't about the type of sin that «looses» salvation, or not doing works that make you good enough, or that you should constantly wonder if you are pleasing God enough, but that repentance is a part of salvation.

Yet I wonder if Schuller's theological - psychological interpretation of success and failure does not risk a kind of «justification through works.»

Do you ever wonder if He is working on your behalf?

Like you, I sometimes wonder if there are better ways to reach other people with the gospel, such as training and sending locals to do the work.

(Barsabbas, loss the dice roll — I wonder if anyone did a fiction work about that character)

I find it amusing to think that it wasn't a question of my ability to take care of an infant that gave them pause to wonder if I could do this; instead, it was the fact I wasn't working in an office setting that gave them concern.

i don't have the power too but in most cases i would if i could after having worked with so many families that have been devestated by it... no wonder the Bible tells us that God hates divorce

I some times wonder now years after working at Ground Zero if I had no faith or belief would I have done it.

If you just give up at one or two, well, no wonder it doesn't work for you.

Just wondering if you thought it would work to mix it by hand as I don't have a food processor but I'd love to try them to take for breakfast on the go!

Hi Ella, these look fabulous and I would love to make them but I don't have any vanilla powder but I was wonder if vanilla essence would work instead?

I was just wondering if by any chance chickpeas would also work as a substitute for cannellini beans, as I do nt have them on hand for the moment.

Just wondering how do you preserve your products like energy balls or this cookies for a long time if you work only with natural ingredients.

-- I've discovered it works wonders in drinks and popcorn ~ I don't eat it but if I plunge a sprig or two into the bowl, I'll pick up delicious wafts of rosemary while nibbling, add a little sea salt + nutritional yeast (tastes like cheese) and it's quite a heavenly experience.

I do it for the bread I make my kids and wondered if it would work here.

Only problem is I do nt like eggplant... I wonder if Zucchini would work??

I was just wondering if this would still work with light coconut milk, I usually don't use the full fat one.

When I was still doing wheat I couldn't work with full whole - wheat pasta dough in the machine — had to make it half and half in order to make the dough workable, so just wondering if that might be the case with this recipe?

I also don't eat sugar and I'm wondering if my sugar free honey would work or it the raw honey adds something to the texture.

Love the ice cream — esp that you don't use an ice cream machine — though I avoid xanthum gum but wonder if something like agar might work — I have used that in ice cream before.

Have to go out again though, so I wondered how it would work if I did that?

If not, don't hate me, but I keep wondering if a layer of mayonnaise might work in its placIf not, don't hate me, but I keep wondering if a layer of mayonnaise might work in its placif a layer of mayonnaise might work in its place.

I wonder if it would work if I substituted chopped pecans or maybe almonds instead of the flaked coconut, since my wife doesn't care for the texture of coconut...

Quick question: I can not find irish moss here in Paris — I know it's a wonder food, but if I DO N'T have it on hand, is there anything I can use instead and will these recipes work without it or is it not even worth trying?

If you are wondering what the coffee and balsamic are doing in this recipe — they both work well at emphasizing the chocolate flavor and taking it up on the decadence scale.

If you don't want to be adding sugar, a few minutes in a hot oven can work wonders.

Wondering if I didn't heat up the pot empty, if the recipe would still work?

Recently I was doing some SEO work for our site (www.fiorehosiery.com) and I was wondering if you would be interested to exchange Alexa reviews.

If you're wondering if honey will work, I don't recommend iIf you're wondering if honey will work, I don't recommend iif honey will work, I don't recommend it.

I have wondered this and don't think beans would work very well; but if you try and it and it works, please let me know.

The formation of the ice cream is all about chemistry and the honey does change the pH level (even if slightly), so there is a good reason for wondering if it would not work.

Although I don't enjoy this honey as - is, there must be a good use for it and I'm wondering if it could work in this recipe or whether the caramels would be grainy too.

We don't have kielbasa where I come from (hangs head in shame) but I was wondering if a chorizo would work too.

I'm wondering if frozen bananas would work if someone didn't like the coconut flavor?

For those of you wondering if it works in a breadmaker, it does.

I'm wondering whether you ever perfected an applesauce version of these cookies... I'd love to substitute applesauce for the mashed banana but I have no idea if a 1:1 exchange will work... what do you think?