I've got to tell somebody this, because it's killing me.
|
|
" Nilsson urged anyone struggling with similar issues to "tell somebody.
|
|
You can't like tell somebody how to live their life.
|
|
It's easy to tell somebody else to take that chance.
|
|
And it's hard to tell somebody to move 15 feet.
|
|
You know when you can tell somebody was just crying.
|
|
"That's a devastating thing to have to tell somebody," Seiff said.
|
|
Would they rather ask questions or tell somebody what to do?
|
|
And good talking is how you can tell somebody wrote something.
|
|
I've definitely had moments where I said, 'You have to tell somebody.
|
|
I think that you have to tell somebody who you are in a lot of different ways, you have to tell somebody what a story is in a lot of different ways, and I think that happens through design.
|
|
And it takes two seconds for Brandi to run off and tell somebody.
|
|
If you just tell somebody, this is the minimum performance required, guess what?
|
|
Also, tell somebody there's a mop in the lavender room in Grandma's House.
|
|
It's actually an act of kindness to tell somebody when they're screwing up.
|
|
So how are you going to tell somebody like that that they can't?
|
|
If you come forward and tell somebody, your housing won't be in jeopardy.
|
|
My key would be to tell somebody, make sure you protect your special.
|
|
You can't just tell somebody to put down the gun or stop selling drugs.
|
|
"I had to know what happened, and he needed to tell somebody," she says.
|
|
What's the response been when you tell somebody you're not about quick hook-ups?
|
|
But we don't have to wait 15 years to tell somebody they don't qualify.
|
|
It's very hard to tell somebody at that point that bulls**t doesn't work.
|
|
Let me tell you something, if you tell somebody the truth, it's very liberating.
|
|
If I didn't tell somebody that I had gotten it, no one would have known.
|
|
Immediately, he explained that there's no "215% test" to tell somebody they have Parkinson's disease.
|
|
People can just tell somebody anything right now, and people are going to believe it!
|
|
"It is not easy to tell somebody that you are worth a lot," she said.
|
|
I, if I — don't — can you just please tell somebody, stop touching my son's [explicit].
|
|
It's wonderful to get to tell somebody how much their work or advocacy meant to you.
|
|
And if you go to try to tell somebody, they say 'I think you are mistaken.
|
|
If you tell somebody 'Retire or we'll lay you off or fire you,' that's not voluntary.
|
|
You don't tell somebody, if you don't give me what I want, I'm just gonna take it.
|
|
"It's nice to be able to finally tell somebody," Nick admits in a clip from Carpool Karaoke.
|
|
"It's nice to be able to finally tell somebody," Nick admitted in a clip from Carpool Karaoke.
|
|
Those are the type of names where I can really tell somebody went straight to the thesaurus.
|
|
"I was thinking of these small moments, coming home and tell somebody about your day," said Moore.
|
|
What would you tell somebody who wanted to get a tattoo on the Ladies of Ink Tour?
|
|
Who am I to tell somebody how they should raise their kids, what kind of mother they are?
|
|
"As long as my parents needed to tell somebody something, I would do it for them," she says.
|
|
Oh, tell somebody like Phyllis Schlafly, she is the Republican, conservative movement icon and hero and a Trump supporter.
|
|
And if you are hurting, dive deep and tell somebody and take them up in your head with you.
|
|
"Some people say they don't want to tell somebody right away, or they feel like it's baggage," she continued.
|
|
Oh tell somebody like, Phyllis Schlafly, she is the Republican, conservative movement icon and hero and a Trump supporter17.
|
|
I sit down in the chair and tell somebody to cut my hair — that's how I get a haircut.
|
|
"You can tell somebody that their cholesterol went from 2.4 to 4.3, and it means fuck all," Simard said.
|
|
They need to realize that they have a voice and they need to tell somebody if someone has hurt them.
|
|
Actually, all of the women should speak up, and if you're touched inappropriately, tell somebody and speak up about it.
|
|
And it certainly was not a breach of medical trust to tell somebody they take Propecia to grow their hair.
|
|
"You tell somebody that and it sounds pretty silly — watch the episode and you're ready to believe it," he said.
|
|
"No one has the right to tell somebody else how to grieve," Santoriello, who lives in Pennsylvania, said of Trump's remarks.
|
|
"I feel embarrassed to tell somebody how to look after themselves when I haven't taken care of my teeth," he says.
|
|
Because how do you tell somebody you care about and long for at 17 that his love feels like razor blades?
|
|
"You know, I don't like to ever run around or tell somebody they ought to be fired or whatever," Kasich said.
|
|
Can you imagine Sarah Sanders or her family going into a restaurant and you can tell somebody you can&apost eat there?
|
|
"How you gonna tell somebody to go shoot up a school -- that's like really rude," says a voice from the young crowd.
|
|
You can't set rules and not tell somebody what the rules are and then get pissed off when they break the rules.
|
|
You tell somebody the truth, they get very upset, they set their hair on fire and they run around in a circle.
|
|
In an industry based on the bottom line, these are stock-traded companies, it's hard to tell somebody that they can't do something.
|
|
"You want to talk about chain of command, though, to tell somebody to go back and get in their little box," Nevin said.
|
|
After years of being abused, threatened and forced to lie, "it was so nice to be able to tell somebody the truth," McGinnis says.
|
|
"I tried to tell somebody as fast as possible that he was in our area but I couldn&apost get through," the person said.
|
|
" Cranston replies, before pointing out that with a cell phone, he would be able to call somebody to tell somebody, "Help me help me.
|
|
After years of being abused, threatened and forced to lie, "it was so nice to be able to tell somebody the truth," McGinnis said.
|
|
We all derive influence from different ideological thoughts on the left, but I would never tell somebody to just become all consumed by ideology.
|
|
I think it's kind of unfair to tell somebody to take on a fight that isn't their fight or they're not passionate about it.
|
|
So you tell somebody, 'I'm sorry, you can't have the job,' and then after you say that, he's going to make a ruling on you.
|
|
I live super close to it, so I'll use it as a place to tell somebody, if we're going to meet up, just meet me at Foxy's.
|
|
I felt guilty, but what was so great is that night I went home and I said, 'I'm going to tell somebody because I didn't do anything.
|
|
Usually I wouldn't bother being firm, because if you tell somebody to stand in the corner and NOT think about polar bears, what's their obvious next move?
|
|
And I've seen that again and again in my career, that when you tell somebody, do something, go to the moon, and they say it's too hard.
|
|
So when you tell somebody, Hey, shut the fuck up, and you're smiling, our brains are like, Cool, dude, I'm on board, I get what you're doing there.
|
|
What is it to take a phone, put it in a drawer and tell somebody you&aposre not recording them if it isn&apost an intent to deceive?
|
|
"Because how can you tell somebody that they're doing something wrong, but they keep getting the right result," Williams said at media day as Sunday's season opener approaches.
|
|
They said the best bet is to walk into an emergency room with a mask on and just immediately tell somebody, 'Hey, I may have had community exposure.
|
|
Most lawyers would tell somebody like Judge Kavanaugh not to take one because you never know whether it will be reliable, and you could get an unfavorable result.
|
|
"Just because it doesn't fit in to what everybody feels like it should, doesn't necessarily mean that you have to tell somebody how to live their life," he says.
|
|
With zero interest rates, I think if you tell somebody 10, 15, 20 years ago, I'm going to get your rates down to 1%, they'd say, oh, you'll have inflation.
|
|
"If I go tell somebody, they're going to think I'm crazy and I don't want to be labeled," DiBona says of his decision to conceal his issues from his agency.
|
|
"And it gets really hard to figure out how you're going to tell somebody in a voice-based experience the difference between a membership and a non-membership," Elliott says.
|
|
Of course Benjamin didn't say he wouldn't kiss Perry - it is hard enough to tell somebody that holds your future in their hands "no" when you aren't on national television.
|
|
All systems have to tell somebody no: Either providers cannot charge what they want, or patients cannot have what they want, or taxes are going to be much higher than anyone wants.
|
|
And if you're hurting, even if it might be hard, try to find that bravery within yourself to dive deep and go tell somebody and take them up in your head with you.
|
|
I can't tell somebody how to start," Apfel said in an interview last week with CNBC at the launch of her partnership with the Macy's brand INC International Concepts, called "Iris Meets INC.
|
|
"We will tell somebody we are reducing your performance by some amount in order to not have an unexpected restart, and if you don't want it, you can turn it off," Cook said.
|
|
"I'd rather tell somebody that I'm in a boy band and prove to them that we're dope, versus telling them I'm in a boy group and try to hide the weird stigma," says Edwin.
|
|
In the Access Hollywood exclusive, the rapper recounts her conversation with Crowe, and stands by her initial account of events: "Like who the fuck wants to tell somebody they got spat on?" she said.
|
|
" Then again, she said, when bad news comes knocking, "I understand it's important to have people die in plays and movies, and you've got to tell somebody, and it might as well be me.
|
|
If you tell somebody, "I am not snooping on you," or, "I am giving you some level of privacy; I will not look in your drawers," then you should keep your word and be honest.
|
|
"When you tell somebody to find their passion, it can suggest that one's interests and passions are inherent; that they are within you, waiting to be revealed, and you just have to find them," O'Keefe says.
|
|
Barlow, the founder and author of Tell Somebody, an organization working to end child abuse, shared her own story of abuse at the dinner and was met with cheers and words of support from her fellow activists.
|
|
If I don't think it is right, I won't own one, and people always say 'well if you don't want to marry somebody of the same sex, you don't have to, but why tell somebody else they can't.
|
|
"I was mad, I was really, really mad because when you tell somebody that they could be at risk for something like that, and not only involves you it involves your family, your significant other," Deboard told WSBT.
|
|
" Even the most depraved among us probably wouldn't risk an emergency room visit in exchange for a wad of damp $5 bills, but tell somebody that there's a free pizza involved and it's "Hold my beer, and keep that ambulance running.
|
|
So, while an incident may have happened behind closed doors, and they're the only two people who were there, generally my clients tell somebody immediately, like their mother or their best friend, or their therapist, and there's a record of that.
|
|
"No 6-year-old child should be able to tell somebody that they had handcuffs on them and they were riding in the back of a police car and taken to a juvenile center to be fingerprinted, mug shot," Kirkland added.
|
|
If You Want To sue MMSD Ed.Board I Will Incur Your expenses," she wrote in a post that also retweeted a quote from Anderson saying he "shouldn't be punished because I have the right to tell somebody not to call me this word.
|
|
"No 6-year-old child should be able to tell somebody that they had handcuffs on them, and they were riding in the back of a police car and taken to a juvenile center to be fingerprinted, mug shot," Kirkland said between tears.
|
|
"No 6-year-old child should be able to tell somebody that they had handcuffs on them and they were riding in a police car to be fingerprinted (and have a) mugshot (taken)," Meralyn Kirkland told local station WKMG about her granddaughter, Kaia Rolle.
|
|
"No 6-year-old child should be able to tell somebody that they had handcuffs on them and they were riding in a police car to be fingerprinted (and have a) mugshot (taken)," Meralyn Kirkland told WKMG about her granddaughter, Kaia Rolle on Friday.
|
|
""That&aposs the hardest part of the job — when I have to tell somebody whose loved one has just died that, I&aposm sorry, we can&apost honor their wish because, for one reason or another, they&aposre going to pose a risk to our researcher.
|
|
I would tell somebody a story and it would be in the magazine and I go, why did I tell that to that guy, because he got drunk and then he told somebody else and that ends up in page six, and then I&aposve got to explain myself.
|
|
His response: Our biggest failures — and I don't know if I would consider True Detective 2 [a failure] — but when we tell somebody to hit an air date as opposed to allowing the writing to find its own natural resting place, when it's ready, when it's baked — we've failed.
|
|
"When you tell somebody it's negative, yes, it's reassuring, but the last thing we want is them so reassured that they stop practicing these critical practices that are going to protect all of us," Deborah L. Birx, a physician who serves on the White House coronavirus task force, said.
|
|
"No 6-year-old child should be able to tell somebody that they have had handcuffs on them, and they were riding in the back of a police car, and they were taken to a juvenile detention center to be fingerprinted," Meralyn Kirkland, grandmother to Kaia Rolle, told Orlando's WKMG, a CBS affiliate.
|
|
"— Ms. Steel, explaining her method for speaking with Mr. O'Reilly's accusers "For me it's a lot of people who just want to tell somebody, like: 'You don't have to do anything about it, but just know that this happened to me, and I'm so glad you wrote this story because I felt so alone.
|
|
Trans people whose names don't appear to match their appearance say every job interview, traffic stop, and visit to a bank or a doctor puts them in a position "where I had to tell somebody about something that is none of her business: what genitalia I was born with," said Carson, the Texas plaintiff.
|
|
"It's much easier to go out and tell somebody their family member died than it is to tell them they have 'survived' but are never going to wake up and are never going to be functional again and are forever going to be in the state they're going to see them," said Dr. Gary Merlotti, chairman of Mount Sinai's surgery department.
|
|
I think that, as I said at NAB a couple weeks ago, if you were to tell somebody, "Well, the FCC has these rules with respect to the ownership of companies that generate news, but it excludes this thing called the internet, and the internet doesn't matter anymore," that's just an absurd proposition in 2017 as newspapers are declining and going out of business altogether, broadcast TV and radio are having an even tougher time of it, especially in smaller markets, where the revenue streams just aren't there.
|
|