Q -- or have you already made up your mind?
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Q — or have you already made up your mind?
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You have made up your mind and can act accordingly.
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Most likely, you've made up your mind about it already.
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But once you've made up your mind, stick with it.
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Like most people, you've probably made up your mind already, anyway.
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He leant over and said, 'Have you made up your mind about your future?
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But, when you've made up your mind, you should stick to your guns, he said.
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If you've already made up your mind, don't be tempted to take the shiny new offers.
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Speaking of passing, have you made up your mind what to do when a guest dies?
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On the one hand, you've probably already made up your mind to watch Star Wars: The Last Jedi in theaters.
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ANONYMOUS It sounds like you've made up your mind about moving on, and your reasons for doing so seem solid.
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You made up your mind about what's right and what's wrong when you were young—and nothing can shake that.
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I hope that you have already made up your mind on who won the bout between Anderson Silva and Michael Bisping.
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Perhaps you thought you had made up your mind and cast your ballot early, only to have a last-minute change of heart.
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If you can bring yourself to care about this semi-obscure (by Clinton standards) controversy, you've probably already made up your mind about it.
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If you've already made up your mind that kneeling is disrespectful and facts and history won't change your mind there's no need to watch.
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Once you've made up your mind who that is, you'll go into a voting room and you'll write that name down and cast your vote.
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A reminder (to myself as much as anyone else) not to shut yourself off to new experiences or people or impressions because you've already made up your mind about something.
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Family 'not sad' "Every human being, no matter what color you are, can see (what happened on the video), unless you already made up your mind," Scott family attorney L. Chris Stewart said.
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"How can you claim to be data-dependent if you've made up your mind before you see the data that you need one or two more rate hikes to get back to normal?" he asked.
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Besides, if you've made up your mind to fire Julien after Saturday's meltdown, you don't give him three more games just so it's more convenient for a handful of reporters and doesn't conflict with a parade.
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Just like Tinder, if you haven't made up your mind about a potential match, you can click on their profile to see more photos, and to read a very brief bio — that is, if they've written anything.
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"I'm not offended easily, so I just looked at him and said 'If that's how you feel then you've obviously made up your mind, but I'd appreciate if you'd listen to where I stand on other issues,'" he added.
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"I said I didn't feel nothing baby, but I lied/I almost cut a piece of myself for your life/Guess I was just another pit stop/Til' you made up your mind/You just wasted my time/You're on top," he sang.
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If you haven't actually made up your mind on which cities to stop in, a country's Destination page will offer several algorithmically generated itineraries based on where Google Maps has detected people traveling and how long it sees them staying there for.
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Once you made up your mind, a link would take you directly into the flight carrier's app, where the exact flight you were looking into was already loaded into your cart, with all of your personal information saved so you didn't have to re-enter it.
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Sheena: Emil, what happened? I felt Corrine's — Verius' presence. /Lloyd: So that would mean that you've made up your mind? Emil: Yes.
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She reaches her lover at the other end of the table, places her finger on his lips, and sings "I've made up your mind", indicating that he should start packing his things and leave. The video ends with Lee giggling behind the piano. The clip premiered on MTV, MTV2, VH1 and Fuse TV in the United States on August 7, 2006; it was also broadcast on MuchOnDemand in Canada. It managed to peak at number one on MTV's Total Request Live (TRL).
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He was introduced to Al Green's record producer, Willie Mitchell, who signed Clayton to a recording contract with Pawn, a subsidiary label of Hi Records. Mitchell produced several tracks with Clayton, including "I Must Be Losin' You," "It's Time You Made Up Your Mind," and "Baby You're Ready," but none of them reached the national charts. Clayton toured nationally on the same bill as Green, James Brown and Barry White, before creating his own label, Sky Hero, which issued "Living with You, But My Heart Is Somewhere Else." Clayton released the single "Rock You" for the Good Luck record label in 1980.
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The song "One Bright Star" features former member of The Jam, Steve Brookes, on Spanish guitar, the first time the childhood friends had worked together since Brookes left the band before they gained a recording contract, more than 30 years before. The album features Little Barrie and former The Stone Roses member Aziz Ibrahim. The first release from the album was the double a-sided single "Echoes Round the Sun" - featuring Noel Gallagher and Gem Archer from Oasis, and "Have You Made Up Your Mind". It became his first Top 20 single since 2005, peaking at number 19 in the UK Singles Chart.
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A Stornoway Gazette writer called it a "tough-love" song which finds the protagonist "hoping that [her lover will] crash and burn and finally learn a lesson". In the song, Lee accuses her lover numerous times, as illustrated in the chorus lines "Don't cry to me/ If you loved me/ You would be here with me" and the bridge lines "You never call me when you're sober/ You only want it cause it's over". The lines "make up your mind" repeated during the song's chorus are replaced with "I've made up your mind" at the end, indicating that the protagonist has moved on, eventually realizing her worth. The song closes off with Lee giggling, which was described as "the proverbial last laugh".
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