Listen to hear exactly what they have to say, and see if they have any convincing reasons to be in diapers.
You have to wonder if the Americans listening realised exactly what he'd just told them.
As long as we're listening to exactly how the buildings have to be used, then you have the building make adjustments to dynamically change to save energy.
"So my parents would say, 'What do you want to do, sit in an opera house all your life, listening?' Well, exactly!" When his parents insisted on practicality, Mr. Jenkins enrolled at Columbia Law School, within easy reach of his beloved Met.
But I retroactively understand what I do by listening to exactly that period of jazz: when you listen to Coltrane doing My Favourite Things, he can do it for 50 minutes because at the beginning he establishes a theme and then he gets back to it at the end.
I could listen to exactly what I wanted, anytime, without having to suffer through annoying D.J. interludes and commercials.
She then told me she hated television, and for three hours I had to listen to exactly why she hated TV.
Why is it that they will unquestioningly obey a stranger who gets into the pool wearing a purple polo shirt over her swimming costume, while they won't listen to exactly the same words coming from you?
Indeed, in a world that celebrates individualism and freedom, many people decide to watch, wear or listen to exactly the same things as everybody else.When less is moreIn small corners of the temples of consumption, business has begun to wake up to the perils of excess choice.
He even defended Clarkson's alma mater, American Idol ("the monolith against which true artists rage"), arguing that, in an age where we all listen to exactly what we like in isolation on our headphones, Simon Cowell's creation brings some unity to musical experience.
