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They came in for a lot of criticism over the matter.

Her Narnia movie song is beautiful, but none of the experts predicted her to sneak in for the Song category.

That background might predispose the new ECB president to the sort of monetary-policy activism that the Fed has gone in for.

HR gives you all of your intro material when you join the company, so ask those people out to lunch after you've settled in for a few weeks.

Check back in for the next installment of this series in which you'll get a comprehensive overview of database development using schemas.

The boss took two steps back and asked in astonishment, "You sold all that to a guy who came in for a fish hook? "

As the moment approaches when her scepter is passed to Prince Charles, Britain may be in for a change in style.

As we measure economic performance by how much a country produces, places like China could be in for a far rockier ride than the U. S.

Uh, one of our models didn't show up. We really need someone to stand in for her in wardrobe.

The guys in power don't want you to fit in for your own sake; they want you to stop causing them problems and follow their orders.

After holding its own against the U. S. dollar throughout the financial crunch, the British currency could be in for a prolonged pounding.

With this ban, India would be the only country in the World to go in for such a stringent move.

"I thought we were in for it sure, once there, " said the second.

Do not know Beijing to go in for sth in a large scale prefectural person looks this caricature, anyway you draw you, I do me.

Brian needed to meet a man named Tony before he checked in for his flight. He found Tony near the Air France counter.

He was called in for an interrogation in which they verbally beat the hell out of him.

I think you should all try at telepathy with your animals, you might be in for a delightful surprise!

Everything's ready to go, but I don't think any guests have checked in for years.

You can't tell me that now God is will in' for you to turn over his church to those money-grubbin', power-crazy Philistines.

Silent Striders: Strange lot, and a little spooky. But invite one to your fire and you're in for a night of many tales.

When the White House dismissed my suggestion out of hand, I should have known we were in for a long, rough ride.

How much trouble did you get in for telling the truth?

He sometimes drops in for a chat on his way home.

Evidently the curious colleague moved in for a closer look just as the egg exploded and splattered hot yolk all over his amazed face.

His successor also seems to be settling in for the long haul.

The supervisor is going away for a week and I have to stand in for her.

She tried once more. 'It looks as if it's set in for the evening. Would you like to sit down for a while? '

These were manned by opportunists , adventurers and Nazi fellow travellers, who often did not know what they had let themselves in for.

The food manufacturers who oppose the Heart Association's dietary recommendations have come in for widespread criticism.

Economic data, and falling commodity prices as shown in the chart, suggest the world is in for a recession, probably quite a bad one.

The neighbour boy run in for a minute to see Bob's newest model rocket.

He had a helicopter landing pad built on the ship which enabled him to fly in for an occasional hour or two of filming.

His wife, Michelle Obama, filled in for her husband during a campaign rally in Ohio.

What if I make a little bicycle out of clay and write a note that she could trade the clay model in for a real bike?

The self of the self within knows it is in for a disaster and attempts to transfigure the dream into a new accolade of something.

Sally's off sick. . Can you fill in for her for a few days?

First he told me he would put in for me to raffle, and did so, some small matter coming to his lot, he presented it to me.

When I suggested that some villagers must have come in for a free drink, Mr Thompson shook his head.

Ms. Greene was in for my secretary when she was on vacation for a week.

This article will no doubt come in for a great deal of criticism.

We could check it in for you , or you could have it deposited temporarily at our place for up to one month.

You can put money in for a short period of time, but no-one is going to put money in for a year and a day.

When you gaze at me Drinking in my every feature I tremble with longing As you move in for a kiss. . .

Once it does, you will be in for a busy time keeping up with developments, as we are totally ready to fast forward our activities.

The station at six in the afternoon, I did not know left or turn right, then a bottom in for big on the platform and sat down.

At the bottom of your note, attach homemade coupons that she can cash in for a free massage whenever the mood strikes her.

"Try to test her hearing at home and let me know how severe her problem is before you bring her in for treatment, " the doctor said.

You're in for a rough night, she said, pouring out a steaming beakerful and handing it to him. Regrowing bones is a nasty business.

That common dream of being unprepared for an exam may be a stand-in for not meeting a goal or trying to juggle too many responsibilities.

" We are in for a rocky road on the employment front , and expect our GDP number next week not to be a good one, " she said .

Oldham said he once had a patient with narcissistic personality disorder who came in for help after his son attempted suicide.

But just as he was expecting her, she phoned to say that she wouldn't be in for another two and a half hours.

You know, "you're in for the time of your life, " "you have no idea what it's like, " and then whenever. . .

John's baptism was to show repentance for sins, and yet Jesus had no sin, so why did he go in for baptism?

keep sb inThe doctor kept him in for a week.

But if Islamabad is worried about falling out with Washington and hopes to get more out of Beijing, it may be in for disappointment.

The next day she was called in for a meeting. Her boss had discovered her mental illness.

Just got this photo, so I quickly added this in for you to see. . . see how serious our young people are, can you not love this church?

Maybe this is what HSBC's own chief executive meant when he said earlier this month that emerging markets were in for a bumpy ride.

I heard you were going in for your final interview. I wanted to put in a good word.

Nature, or at least climate change, seems to have it in for seals and their clobberers alike.

When her father asked her to fill in for a reporter who was on leave, she discovered the work she loved doing: writing.

Obama reportedly insisted on a date certain for beginning to withdraw U. S. troops and told his generals not to settle in for a long war.

And anyway, this dean really had it in for Dennis, and I could never figure out why because Dennis was a fine fellow.

However, anyone thinking this meeting is going to turn into Bretton Woods II is in for a disappoint.

Good. Well, let me arrange a time for you to come in for an interview.

so I filled in for him and then, and then it was like the last minute that he canceled, like the last minute, so. . .

No, "replied the new salesman. " He actually came in for a bottle of aspirin for his wife's migraine.

Peter : Well, they have a point, but I'd rather go in for something a bit more interesting than fiddling around with figures all day.

"I saw it turn and start heading down like it was diving to come in for a landing, but there's no landing [strip], " he said.

And until proven otherwise, we believe that the market is in for a period of sideways trading for the next couple of months.

The corporal seems to have it in for me; that's the third time he's put me on a charge this month.

When he used to come in for the odd game, he looked nervy but now he's got that confidence about him - he looks the part.

At noontime, with a few minutes to spare before going back to work, some girls used to walk in for a cup of tea.

Gale: You want me to be a stand-in for you again tonight at the dinner party?

Then she'll know what she's in for. Besides, You got to let them know what kind of guy you are. Then they'll know what kind of girl to be.

He said he would stand in for me any time.

You know you will be in for a very physical game when you come to Stoke but we battled well until they scored.

Folks up in Montana were snowed in for a week last winter.

The doctor advised him to stay in for a few days.

He dropped in for lunch with Britain's prime minister, Tony Blair, and took television cameras with him to a London job centre.

This is going to be my life for the next two years: in for three weeks, out for one.

For the time being, though, almost everyone seems to have it in for the Anglo-Saxons.

He felt his way to a wild rose bush; he then put two rose petals in for his eyes.

No. he said he'd jammed the slide and had to put it in for repair.

Her new boss is unsympathetic and possibly sexist and racist and seems to have it in for her.

Document what you normally do, and offer to help whoever is going to fill in for you before you leave.

Ferguson hinted recently that Smith may be allowed to leave United if a club comes in for him and that has reignited Boro's interest.

Carry traders were lulled into a false sense of security, while more sceptical competitors joined in for fear of underperforming.

But after I had practiced for some eighteen years, I decided to give it a shot. I decided to put my application in for the Bench.

In political speeches and in the media, the future of the middle class is often used as a stand-in for the future of America.

We slept as if we had not had a sound sleep in (= for) a long time.

He took said computer in for repairs and, gasp, someone stole the explicit materials off the machine.

Being a well-dressed man is a career, and he who goes in for it has no time for anything else.

If I want to spend time in the garden I will let him follow me into the shed. Then I turn around quickly and keep him in for a while.

You got to put a good word in for me with Emma.

And Sharon shall be a fold of flocks, and the valley of Achor a place for the herds to lie down in, for my people that have sought me.

The idea of asking people to chip in for schools is not unprecedented, but it is usually a bit more subtle.

By the tourists going in for a few hours a day, they are actually becoming the eyes and ears of the public.

The company has also come in for ethical criticism, which must be particularly irksome to its high-minded founders.

She didn't realize how much work she was letting herself in for doing this course.

My mother dropped in for a visit when I was just about to leave my apartment.

It was the kind of place that drew a steady crowd of mercenaries and hoodlums , with the occasional ruffian thrown in for flavor.

'Can I speak to you? 'he asked. 'May I come in for a minute? 'His voice was shaking a little.

To spice up the heat in a bedroom, couples would go in for various types of lovemaking positions to enhance the love life between sheets.

He didn't much need an apprentice, but he was sorry for the boy and took him in for no wages but his keep and what he could pick up.

When I suggested that some villagers must have come in for a free drink, Mr. Tompson shook his head.

He had to put in for a transfer to another department since he has always at odds with the office manager.

Once we all got onto the dock, one of the men who was in the boat brought our tube in for us.

Even if I did not ideal, I also in for good grades and effort, I wish I could pass well.

His surprise candidacy has breathed life into a poll that most observers presumed would be a shoo-in for Mr Mugabe.

I'm the kind of person who never plugs her mobile device in for syncing, so this over-the-air backup is ideal for me.

However, if the forecasters are correct and winter arrives with a vengeance this week, then our garden birds could be in for a nasty shock.

American stocks and bond yields fell sharply as concerns mounted that the economy might be in for a slowdown.

Now, if you also eat out a lot for dinner, eating in for dinner would save you just as much.

A. The consumer price index is one of the areas where China's statisticians have come in for a lot of criticism.

If you think that the work is going to be easy you're in for a shock.

One of my jobs was finding something wearable for the men coming in for a particular party.

Clearly sixth place is not satisfying and tomorrow we won't be in for an easy time, but it's definitely not the end of the world.

Do me a favor tell your mom we need you to come in for a blood sample.

The White House may think it has struck a good bargain, but I believe it's in for a rude shock.

If the state of the beta was any indicator as to how well the full release would perform, the Ubuntu audience was in for a real treat.

Thanks for your courage, for standing in for it, for posting this. I'm standing behind you, covering your back, shielding you with my love.

While going in for business can bring profits for a student, it is nothing compared with the study of a student.

I don't believe the euro zone can survive in its current form, and I think Europe is in for a deep recession, not a short shallow one.

At sunset, we went in for one last dip, promising not to leave until we were shivering cold.

Nobody wishes for an epidemic, but if one really is about to strike, Europe is in for a revealing few years.

This was a very clever and important plug-in for UI developers, as it made working with dynamic pages as easy as working with static ones.

At Matsuei I met a Peruvian of Japanese descent who used to stop in for sushi about twice a year.

Participants can receive instructions from these experienced players as long as they chip in for renting the court. It's a good deal.

Chelsea are being tipped to go back in for Juventus defender Giorgio Chiellini after failing with a summer swoop.

Around Sirte, loyalist forces appeared to be digging in for a fight.

Some results from XMill are thrown in for comparison; you'll be able to distinguish them as the ones that include the name . xmi.

He took worlds he knew and made them stand in for those kinds of classical ideas. I really admired it.

The Liverpool manager said the Dutch striker deserved his two goals for the hard work he always puts in for the team during a match.

If in for got message has not exact the part, at once notify their please, it's service Tel add at it bill down place.

He Googled himself, found Alec's ad, and hired him after calling him in for an interview.

he would not dine from home, but he might walk in for half an hour.

Even easier: Opt for extended-wear contacts, which can be left in for up to seven days and nights in a pinch.

You always knew what you were letting yourselves in for, and the promise of a happy ending has kept you going.

But if there is no reciprocation, flirtation or feelings, then your heart might be in for a let down.

Providers looking to base some lending on deposits also like commitment products, since the money is locked in for some time.

Prostitution is illegal in Taiwan, and the cops have several times hauled her in for three days in jail, or a fine up to $1, 000.

Sigmoid colon or rectum in for examination, should take note of these bending, slow progress, so as not to damage the wall.

As a designer and incurable visual thinker, I would love to see some fancy charts worked in for the statistics.

If this happens, out-of-the-box content be damned. With the public in charge, we're all in for the most exciting ride of our lives.

The Mongols would harass the enemy from the sides until the latter were exhausted, then close in for the kill.

Almost half of those voted in for the DPJ were first-time candidates, with an average age of less than 46.

If you're thinking that, given his diet, that unfortunate event might happen soon, you could be in for a surprise.

The Solar Bikini is powered by the sun and has USB sockets stitched in for the wearer to plug in an electronic device.

In a few years ' time , nostalgia will set in for the go-go years on Wall Street and for the bracing moral certainties of neoconservatism .

I could write a note from Santa saying that she can trade the clay model in for a real bike.

Now, even optimistic investors seem to be settling in for what they are calling an 'extended pause' in the recovery.

But after unveiling such an opaque policy shift, at the least China will come in for a lot of questions about what its real intentions are.

But a number of analysts and investors are concerned the market could be in for a period of ragged, possibly disappointing, stock behavior.

The program is no stand-in for therapy though, George insists, and some topics should stay out of these discussions.

This was the difference between the two. Before the bout even began, Solis already knew he was in for it.

After all, investors in private-equity funds are typically locked in for at least five years and no one plans to sell now.

One of the big parts of pre-delivery counseling is giving couples a clear idea of what they're in for.

B: Hello, Lucy. I hadn't seen you for such a long time that I thought I'd just drop in for a little chat.

If that happens, the U. S. is in for an extended period where household spending increases more slowly than household income.

Some buyers who go in for more than one are discovering what happens when their famously fecund furry friends go at it like rabbits.

r is replaced by the remote login user name, %h is replaced by the target host name, and %p stands in for the port used for the connection.

When the two of us left the New York Federal Reserve on Sunday night, we knew that the financial landscape was in for a seismic shock.

He shook hands with Fulbright and me, said he'd been expecting him, and invited us in for a visit.

Despite this, she came in for lots of criticism for her acting skills over the years.

I'm back, happy to be with you for this Tuesday edition of CNN Student News and I want to thank Tommy for filling in for me.

The drop is usually most extreme in longer-dated bonds, because low yields are locked in for a longer period of time.

If the market indeed is in for a period of ups and downs, that would be a disappointment but hardly surprising.

Cook has been filling in for Jobs since he took a medical leave earlier this year.

I've penciled you in for the match on Sunday; tell me as soon as you know for certain if you can play.

If tensions ascended that far, Asia would indeed be in for a time of much tumult.

As the traffic jam grew many people continued to drive into it, probably not knowing what they were in for.

All that was needed were the bones to prove it. They were in for a big surprise.

"The rule is you can put up anything you want, and by the way your mother is coming in for a tour today, " Hoover said with a laugh.

The patient mentioned that he was scheduled to go in for cystoscopy in a couple weeks because there had been blood in his urine.

The owner of a rare species of leopard said his car was stolen on Tuesday in Saint Petersburg and the thieves were in for a surprise.

If you don't, then you are in for a very long and miserable year. Or two years.

No. he just comes in for the morning. After giving out a list of what he wants done. He goes home by lunchtime.

Election observers mostly agree that Mr Kibaki stole the decisive votes to squeak back in for a second term.

You, too, are in for a magnificent treat as you begin your own journey of consciousness.

But I realized on the morning of day one that I had no idea exactly what I'd let myself in for.

Exactly one year ago, Bernard L. Madoff's two sons turned him in for running the biggest Ponzi scheme ever.

The cost of insurance goes up every year, and if your waistline is also expanding, you could be in for some serious fees.

As a matter of fact, a GSP page is nothing more than standard HTML with some Grails tags mixed in for dynamic content.

Over Spanky's objections, Alfalfa decided to let everyone in for free, and allow them to pay on the way out if they liked the show.

If it is not stronger this year, we are in for a very difficult 2010 as well.

One day he came up to me and said, ' Sloane, I want to put you in for a speaking festival.

In their menstrual period and pregnancy, the more easy to come on. 25% of women epilepsy menarche in for the first time when disease.

Brands with deep pockets may be able to negotiate favourable advertising rates and lock them in for several years .

Yet the recent indications are that the global economy could be in for a more prolonged slump than first thought.

Again, a few examples of the problems will have to stand in for a much longer list.

Your ability to converse with charm will entice someone you may have had an interest in for some time now.

The assumption must be that sovereign funds are in for the long haul and will be closely involved in companies at board level.

They were all in for a quick pop, and Icahn is well-known in that community.

Instead of seeking everyone else's validation in a rat race that you can keep running in for the rest of your life.

"Real demand is in for a long, slow recovery, " he said.

He said how humiliating it was to explain each time that he was only in for $100, 000.

But as soon as United came in for me, it was a no-brainer. I feared that, if I didn't take the opportunity, I might never get it again.

Kristen sported hot peep-toes for the start of the black carpet, though she had to trade them in for sneakers halfway through.

The rot began to set in for Conservatives, of course, during Margaret Thatcher's heyday.

While Obama did not name GE Capital, investors said it could easily come in for more federal oversight.

Yet, after his inauguration on August 5th, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has little to savour as he settles in for a second four-year term.

The resulting cells are nowhere near powerful enough to run cars, but they are plenty powerful enough to stand in for small batteries.

The manager's deputy filled in for her while she was off sick .

Their handling of the case has come in for a great deal of criticism.

One of the best things you can do is research jobs you might be interested in for the future.

I think you're jealous of my new best friend. Well, I have been hoping someone would tag in for a while now.

Omaha now is lucky to see a few hundred Berkshire investors teleport in for what is a roughly 45-minute annual meeting.

if your boss asks you to fill in for the other neurosurgeon , who got caught in traffic, a little perfectionism is probably in order.

And then it occurs to you that in the next room there's a healthy guy who came in for a check-up.

Influenced by feminism, Flora went in for her dreams and an ideal world on earth.

I went in for a shampoo and came out with everything but the kitchen sink.

Despite its best intentions, it has come in for regular criticism since the very start of its task in January 2008.

Whether or not we're in for a new September record, the next weeks will show.

The FindBugs open source project is a popular static analysis tool for Java code, and, of course, there is an Eclipse plug-in for it.

Lisa, 25, had a lot to do at work, plus visitors on the way: her parents were coming in for Thanksgiving from her hometown.

me to stay in for a few days.

His commanding officer is putting him in for the Victoria Cross.

And if they do not persist in unbelief, they will be grafted in, for God is able to graft them in again.

the requirements outlined in your ad in . . . for a general manager assistant appear to mesh almost exactly with my own.

However, if you think that the list of speed optimization starts and ends with the tips presented here, you're in for a surprise.

After that, the CC plenum unanimously decided that within a definite constitutional framework we have to go in for competition.

Or was it simple a case of a mean jury that had it in for you?

Some vandals at a state park scrawled "We broke in for free! " over a shuttered cabin, to the horror of local news outlets.

so I'm going -- I'm going to be filling in for her.

Grandma smiled and moved closer, just like one of my friends settling in for a good gossip.

Those hoping to enjoy a summer salad as part of a healthy diet could be in for a shock.

If the resulting code is as good as the web site, Java developers are in for a real treat.

Perhaps I could fill in for one of your office staff during the vacation period.

A changeset lists the source files that you checked in for the changeset and a list of all work items that you linked to the changeset.

You could simply put it in your J2EE application code and wait until an application client request first comes in for your application.

The police took him in for attempted murder.

By far one of the most enigmatic characters as of late in theMarvel Universe, Dr. Strange is in for his own life-changingexperience in 2009.

The president is ill tonight so the secretary will be sitting in for her.

We got to the airport with half an hour to spare before we had to check in for our flight.

Some of us have the desire to get our point across and a word in for every sentence spoken.

Then, the server sends data back to your JavaScript code (still standing in for the Web form) which decides what to do with that data.

The Belgian is penciled in for the end of the month while the other two "are still two or three weeks away" .

If it's alright with you, I'll put one in for him now.

Tablet is sent back. Missing: a screw, and a working fan. So what the fuck did I send it in for? You incompetent morons .

Both of these schools came in for a lot of criticism and eventually stopped this odd practice of "ranking by colorful clothes. "

None of us carried keys; the last one in for the evening would close up, and that was it.

The requirement outlined in your ad in. . . for a general manager assistant app ear to mesh almost exactly with my own.

Actually, I stepped in for an advertising job as an extra since I was in high school, not be Praeak from the beginning.

If you've never been on a Swiss train, you're in for a treat.

At the Tzu Chi Hospital in Hualien, there was a patient who came in for emergency care. The diagnostic X-ray revealed nothing.

When you drop in for a visit after a long day at work, your father is unsteady as he makes you a cup of tea and knocks the cup to the floor.

Write this tracking number on your product media (CD-ROM or DVD) when you send it in for testing and refer to it in all correspondence.

At the eastern end of the village, a cook brought in for the occasion from a larger village stirs a giant vat of veal palau with a shovel.