not to mention

Not to mention everything he writes seems to be phone book sized, which would fit right in with the fantasy genre.

Suddenly there he was, like a phoenix rising from the ashes. Life is full of possibilities. Not to mention, a few unexpected surprises.

For the good of Japanese democracy, not to mention its own future, the DPJ must reject Mr Ozawa and all that he stands for.

While on the subject of Agile Testing, we would be remiss not to mention the Agile Testing Days Conference that just took place in Berlin.

But mom warned me not to mention all her maltreatment on me to Grandma. Or else she would never let me see Grandma.

As the saying goes, "water of the TU, when springs with reportedly" animal world like this, not to mention the people we are thinking of it!

She scored the Best Actress Oscar for her performance in the film, not to mention instant international fame.

CIC's newfound reticence comes as it appears to be performing better than many of its global counterparts, not to mention Safe.

What is the social cost of that -- not to mention the implication for the next generation of mortgage brokers?

Finding the cause of a memory leak can be a tedious process, not to mention one that will require special debugging tools.

Imagine the gas you'll save, not to mention how much healthier you'll become by leaving the car at home whenever possible.

Few of the Dwarves are able to survive in this sharp frost, not to mention the enemies who would dare trying to usurp the town.

That the budget of one war enough to satisfy the hungry Africa, not to mention the budget arm of one of the major powers.

Teeth is often bite my tongue, not to mention it, or two separate individuals.

Eat snacks in itself bad for our health, and not to mention such an environment is often sold under a number of three non-food products.

He also did not grasp this most basic art skills. not to mention close to the international level.

Not to mention that this whole cockamamie plan is dependent on a machine that no one in this world is qualified to operate.

All the same, she thought, it was an idea that could add a certain spice to the proceedings, not to mention speeding things up!

The mistranslation is often misleading tourists, of course, not to mention also spread Chinese culture.

You can only exchange within a week (of purchase), not after. Not to mention it's been so long.

As long as you ignore the work, you could not complete it even within one whole month, not to mention a week.

It thought that this was not in the interest of the public, not to mention the performers and creators.

Not to mention the fact that you could probably wield it like a bat to defend yourself against intruders.

Penance in its time, not to mention God, is the tiny micro-organisms ---- virus cells, do not look at it.

For many couples, the bed they share may be the place to which they retreat for feelings of safety, comfort and love - not to mention sex.

I thought she could be full of love for a puppy, not to mention her own kid. Wo must be a good mother in future!

To actually focus and be aware of each and every thought form that you think can be exhausting and not to mention a little scary as well.

The interconnected nature of businesses and global manufacturing chains, not to mention the payment system, makes that nearly impossible.

Simply ask her to guide you in with her hand. That way you'll save a lot of embarrassment, not to mention time.

The Samadhi have no illusion that common people feared, not to mention that they cause disease and lead you into a way of evil.

As long as one is willing to put their own national, state and the cause of mankind, so, he would have nothing to lose, not to mention it.

But I also know how much more prosperous, not to mention lively and interesting, our community would be if tourism increased.

Not to mention, how much this sale would, mean to your wife's career as an artist.

Such a sleep-deprived person would be non-functional (not to mention smelly from a lack of showering).

The global trend in this respect seems to be against, rather than with, the tobacco companies, not to mention the smokers.

seems unduly modest of him not to mention this point.

I also now have great armor and a powerful sword, not to mention all the jewels I've collected which can be sold for a handsome profit.

The world and his wife will be out barbequing. There'll be screaming kids everywhere, not to mention all that noxious barbecue smoke.

Guess what? You are beginning to acquire a "feel" for the footwork. Not to mention you will enjoy yourself more!

By 2 am, the wind kicked up and started pelting us from the side, blowing cold mountain air across us, not to mention some precipitation.

Not to mention all the Wall Street banking analysis and a few thousand investors breathing down your neck.

Not to mention, the endless hours he would spend trying to get a sponsor.

Not to mention spending hours of your free time at the weekends trying to keep everything going.

And that's not to mention the hopes of U. S. diesel fans that just went up in a sooty puff of smoke.

It sounds suspiciously like "What if? " politics, but a kind that voters, not to mention the financial markets, may be happy to hear.

"These practices have a real impact on society, not to mention the lives of those who just want to enjoy a good night out, " he said.

It would probably take years of psychoanalysis to untangle that contradiction, not to mention others too sensitive to name here.

not to mention (life expectancy) of natural changes in the length of leave, and finally to be attributable to eradication.

You may be admitted to a well-known college and win scholarships , not to mention gaining the admiration of your teachers and parents .

It conveys a familiar moral message: new technologies can be a hazard, as well as a boon, to humankind (not to mention dog kind).

The eyes are the windows of the soul, not to mention one of your most striking facial features.

You'll cover more mileage, not to mention get better mileage out of your touch, since it's significantly more intense than a straight touch.

Do not be sad, Haiyan Pai waves in the sea can be free to fly, not to mention we do! !

Without a steady supply of these nutrients, cats can suffer from liver and heart problems, not to mention skin irritation and hearing loss.

They did not know the Han Dynasty, not to mention the Wei and the Jin dynasties.

Not to mention the fact that the thong has a place in history, too.

Anna's army gives her a reach that far exceeds her grasp as a magazine editor, not to mention a deceptively potent economic punch.

While no one wants to think about death just when you're planning a new life, but the truth is I'd be remiss not to mention it.

That's not to mention the negative press that's sure to follow such a grand and global display of wealth in the midst of economic hardship.

There are many people coming and going on street but a few greet you, not to mention chatting or dinning with you.

Africa and the West, not to mention the UN, seem to have lost hope and interest.

Committing things to memory can be a waste of brain power, not to mention a poor storage device as well.

But you can't argue with one defeat in two years, not to mention a Confederations Cup win and qualifying on top in South America.

There'll be screaming kids everywhere, not to mention all that noxious barbecue smoke.

If you plan to use lots of images or graphic elements (not to mention sound files or movies), you might be needing much more disk space.

For many of Mesa's conservative Mormons, not to mention the rest of the population, all this started seeming excessive.

All they have to do is to turn a knob, and they can see plays and shows of every kind, not to mention the latest current events.

The large number of IBM products that are available, not to mention their sometimes complex interrelationships, can be confusing enough.

The devil went into a gust of wind, people go tea is cool, not to mention the ghost?

However, such a strategy cannot always obtain the best effect of seismic control, not to mention its high cost.

He felt the Lakers were deflated following the news Bynum would be absent for eight weeks, not to mention their recent frequency of play.

we even had not enough water to drink, not to mention enough water to irrigate the field.

This is all not to mention that the novel has been out in Japanese since 2009.

Milk is well known as a great dietary source of protein and calcium, not to mention an indispensable companion to cookies.

in it he states "Style of Jeet Kune Do" , not to mention on his grave marker it says founder of Jeet Kune Do.

"not to mention" Law: Some things, the mere mention, if it is a good thing, certainly miss; if it is a bad thing, inevitable.

Not to mention the headaches and cost of coordinating such a vast project.

In the build-up to the Olympics, Chinese leaders are anxious to preserve stability (not to mention one-party rule).

Not to mention, would not say that, it will not talk nonsense, and never make mistakes.

However, many countries just don't possess sufficient knowledge of themselves, not to mention that of others.

The main thing people need right now is to be cleansed of emotional blockages and programs not to mention karmic burdens.

There must be at least 10-20 kids in the giant gorilla, passionately exhausting the oxygen and energy, not to mention the holy stinky feet.

However at present there are few researches about this kind of organizations in Fujian countryside, not to mention in the whole province .

I find that preposterous, not to mention distasteful, given that some of these people have lost their life savings.

To many engineers, both of the above processes can prove to be absolutely fascinating and enjoyable, not to mention (at times) lucrative.

Do not always learn how to have, not to mention how to get to treasure and guard.

However, the current humanistic trend of thoughts is not a mature and systematic theory at all, not to mention a perfect one.

Not to mention how contrived this scene was or whether or not it is appropriate to show a woman taking a shower on television.

Malaysia is one of the most culturally, ethnically and geographically diverse and unique countries in the world, not to mention beautiful.

Not to mention the cost of engineering such a huge undertaking.

So, essentially, Kate is wearing the ring of a troubled princess who had a very bad marriage, not to mention a tragic end.

We waste huge amounts of gas or electricity, not to mention money and time, trying to get heat to do things it can't do.

Matthiessen, the only winner not to mention Obama in his speech that evening, went along with the mood of renewal.

The shade of the floor, not the sun, not to mention the rain dispersal in the area of the city.

Not to mention all the money spent on gas, driving to different shopping places, and the money spent on fattening food at mall food courts.

Not to mention that Japan's airlines and hotels could do with the custom of a few more M&A bankers.

Do not let this would defeat the hard drive, not to mention the endless difficulties seemed not to bow their heads, not surrender!

We now have no less than 20 state universalities teaching Arabic, not to mention tens of institutes and private centers.

A new weight loss product is causing quite a stir in the scientific community, not to mention media outlets across the country.

Hardly did anybody do scientific experiments during the years when he was in middle school, not to mention the training in this field.

We lost them. We're good to go now. Who's going to pay for the damage to the vehicle. not to mention the caviar and champagne?

Not to mention the fact my hair was mussed and I was all smelly from sweat.

The systems I've seen were simplistic and of little value, not to mention being counter-productive and frustrating for everyone involved.

Picture is picture after all, not to mention that it could also be beautified through the "Photo Shop" .

Not to mention the kind of practical science involved with computers and cell phones and plasma TVs.

Not to mention emotional intelligence: the ability to handle carefully, constructively , your own emotions as well as those of others.

If I nab you right away, you'll be stripped even of your clothes, not to mention money, when you get to prison.

to you extra room for your legs and wide Business Class seating , not to mention the ordinary recreations.

Not to mention the vital effort to live a life beyond illness, to hold on to that kernel of freedom that makes you who you are.

It costs so much to go out, not to mention basics like food and housing. Another disadvantage is pollution.

It must be those angles, put a smile on your face. Not to mention the hypotenuse.

A good vacuum once a week is another good way to eliminate germs (not to mention those forgotten lunches).

Mr Obama can now label opponents of his plans as corporate lackeys , not to mention enemies of the working man.

That American priest's decision will probably mystify and alienate both the girls and boys of his parish, not to mention the adults.

But it would be wrong, not to mention fruitless, to blame the Europeans and their choices alone.

It looked as though Dudley had gotten the new computer he wanted, not to mention the second television and the racing bike.

Warsaw sees this as a threat to its energy security, not to mention lost gas transit earnings.

Politically, the evolving dynamic holds both promise and peril for the White House, not to mention for BP.

Bathroom needed some minor repairs, not to mention a place holder in a shower for your shampoo and soap.

In other words, a little patience and forbearance -- not to mention a sense of humor -- can go a long way.

You risk damaging the finish on your chopsticks, not to mention eating lacquer which probably isn't very good for you.

The same observation might be made on the retailers of small-coal, not to mention broken glasses, or brick-dust.

This can only breed resentment, not to mention reduced incentives for other countries to restrain their own spending.

Mindfulness is at the root of Buddhism, Taoism, and many Native-American traditions, not to mention yoga.

Not to mention, China has its own version of microblogging sites set throughout the country that are growing in popularity.

He has yet to open any of the books on the recommended reading list, not to mention write any English journals.

One big disadvantage is money-it costs so much to go out, not to mention basics like food and housing.

but my Grandmother did not scold me, not to mention beating me.

Interoperability is still an issue with many coalition and allied participants not to mention inter-service.

There were three of us there, not to mention the children.

American troops occupied Japan , excluding the Russians, not to mention the Australians and the British.

You know, l asked you not to mention your friend.

Yeah, I know what you mean. The first year of any marriage is difficult for all couples, not to mention two people from different cultures.

Not to mention the teachers are now required to stay most of the jobs on the Internet to look for materials to complete.

But his tolerance extended only to the organized church, which he showered with riches and privileges, not to mention tax breaks.

You have to remember the great proximity, not to mention coincidence, between what was called Art and Religion.

ZTE said: "It is not an enterprise's 'dedicated' environmental identity, not to mention a logo of a company's product. "

Give up his own people is not to mention the of their own, and can give, learn and progress still have what use.

Not to mention the heavy dose of guilt every time I look at it.

Not to mention, we see too many iterations of the same document around and people don't realize if they have the latest version or not.

They advised their superiors about this but were told not not to mention it.

In practice, the required cross-cell bridging often results in an unstable solution, not to mention increased complexity.

You can then use this account to keep your iPhone in sync with the server, not to mention with all of your iCloud friendly devices.

The cost of computer memory is cheap enough that audio and video tapes (not to mention film) are on the road to extinction.

Take full advantage of the Internet, iTunes, and various mobile devices, not to mention good old-fashioned books and magazines.

customer data in the sales and Finance Department will not be uniform, not to mention the sales and distribution of business processes.

This is not to mention the fight you'll see if you want to bring in a new investor to lead the next round to set an objective price.

To create an article like this takes serious effort, not to mention the hard-earned experience that's required to write it.

Not to mention they view the U. S. as the enemy and are raised to belive they are superior because they are chinese.

I hear ya' , not to mention being zoned the next day, too.

The whole society, not to mention the fifth estate, was shocked by the sad news of his passing away.

But the intelligence services, not to mention Congressional Republicans, may never forgive him if he grants them one.

to Australians the reef is a source of pride, not to mention $5 billion a year from tourists.

The Buddhist structures here are ancient, not to mention being very distinguished as well.

But with development came increasing reliance on the sea for imports of fuel and raw materials, not to mention exports of finished goods.

Asserting independence remains a preoccupation of some U. S. politicians-not to mention authoritarian leaders around the world.

But if you are a real outstanding people, not to mention creating gossips, the rumors will disturb and intervene in your daily life.

We pointedly chose not to mention the generalized notion of a "knowledge base" or document repository.

To protect against heart disease (not to mention cancer, stroke, and reproductive problems), the goal is to smoke exactly zero cigarettes.

And, at the moment, it does matter what westerners want (not to mention Taiwanese, Singaporeans and Koreans).

AMERICA is spending beyond its means, both parties and the president (not to mention pundits and protesters) have recognised.

And of course, she'll need a lot more training, not to mention that hard-to-quantify quality called grit.

This adds latency in terms of extra system calls, more userland overhead, and not to mention extra disk activity.

Not to mention the countless other sacrifices she probably had to make to take care of her family.

Can doing good really do away with spam, which consumes 33 terawatts of electricity every year, not to mention way too much of our time?

Life is nothing to fight, not to mention their money.

Not to mention, with season tickets to sell, the Rockets wouldn't roll out a gimpy Yao for the cameras.

Normally they see high gold prices as a lack of trust in the financial system (not to mention their ability as central bankers).

But it will still have to deal with the disgruntled parliamentarians, not to mention voters.

Consistently overdoing it at the fast-food counter and leading an idle life may not bode well for the liver, not to mention the waist size.

Not to mention Leonardo Da Vinci who has conceptualized a helicopter, a tank, concentrated solar power and a calculator in c. 1500.

I didn't even see him, not to mention shaking hands with him.

By figuring out what you truly like -- be it cheap wine or fancy shoes -- you can enjoy life, not to mention spend more wisely.

Janice: I received about twenty -five by mail and another fifteen bye - mail. That's not to mention the old ones that I've kept on file.

Ve got too much work to do , I have to prepare a speech for tomorrow, and study for an exam, not to mention the daily book report .

This should come in very handy for its big, not to mention glitzy ambition, to open a Vegas-style casino.

Not to mention the stain on the situation or my place in the following orders.

Not to mention that instilling confidence has not been Sen. Clinton's strong suit lately.

The traditional workplace is evolving to Small Office, Home Office environments, not to mention increased acceptance of telecommuting.

However in the last 6 months Libya has become a debtor not to mention the number of infrastructure destroyed by NATO bombs.

The biotech industry hopes to genetically engineer virtually all remaining vegetables, fruits, grains, and beans (not to mention animals).

Not to mention, in the famous Christmas story with Mr. Scrooge, Timmy is the little boy that desperately needs help.

Blueberries, blackberries, cherries, and raspberries are loaded with antioxidants and fiber, not to mention delicious.

Why does not fit regret, touched, loved the central, not to mention endless commitment to also talk about, we spin in situ.

The secret is in its heater, not to mention its well-designed structure and material make-up.

Not to mention the fact that it's an incredibly annoying personality trait.

It costs so much to go out, not to mention basics like food and housing.

Since they are made out of carbon fiber, you can bet they are extremely strong and durable, not to mention, lightweight.

But an external RUP consultant will have limited knowledge about your business, not to mention your organization or company culture.

School's audio-visual apparatus includes a new set of multi-media device, not to mention films, records, etc.

They say local government officials are relying on these funds to provide jobs and economic growth, not to mention kickback opportunities.

When you are talking with him, take care not to mention this.

He promised not to mention this when he was talking to her.

In Islam, women became scholars, poetesses , and women of letter, not to mention participating in many spheres in religious and civil life.

To amplify the unfairness, senators have the power (not to mention the verbosity) to talk a bill to death.

But bottlenecks and political setbacks, not to mention technological glitches, will create many bumps in the road ahead.

But Lee, now 87, retains a seat in Parliament, not to mention the ear of his son, Lee Hsien Loong, the current prime minister.

Before this event , most of us were not even familiar with the sea itself , not to mention the daily life on the sea .

Not to mention the fact that after releasing the iPhone-optimized site, they saw a 50% increase in mobile users year-over-year.

The size increase will enable it to compete with vehicles like the Cadillac STS, BMW 5-Series and Audi A6, not to mention the Volvo S80.

Not to mention the fact that Chinese companies are unaudited and misleading on their assets.

When you told me your secret girlfriend was older, I thought you meant college. Not to mention, Catherine's married.

By the sizing agents directly to the paper pulp, not to mention other retention system for retention, you can achieve sizing.

The little creatures are constantly guided by their scent trails and other chemical signals, not to mention their genes.

Not to mention that you have skipped breakfast and there is not even time for a quick drive through the golden arches.

Those people meant well, but they were only making matters worse, not to mention making me feel even more humiliated.

I have always been people who are shallow sleep, I will wake up a little sign of trouble, not to mention that ultra-decibel screaming.

We still have to visit Denmark and Sweden, not to mention the rest of Europe sooner or later.

Not to mention riches and honor even clothing and bread cannot be got without toil.

Jing Xin Qing Qian mouth curled smile, something that was a long time, and my memory has always been bad, not to mention have nothing you?

And for those who because the earth of human society has not been penetrated field capacity constraints not to mention.

Many said it wasn't Hu's fault that Chen made a bad movie, not to mention the misleading press campaign about it.

Like the Egyptians with their decimal calendar, the Chinese used decimal (not to mention duodecimal) time several millennia before Christ.

Wouldn't it be great to have someone help keep the house clean, not to mention cook meals and run errands for you?

Excuse me but why does the article go out of it's way not to mention this fact?

People of numerous cultures have embraced Eurasians like actresses Karen Mok and Maggie Q, not to mention superstar golf player Tiger Woods.

Early in the rude times humankind had no notion of human rights, not to mention conscious human rights protection.

label can contain markup from the host language , not to mention additional attributes that are allowed everywhere.

Not to mention that planning early can decrease the stress of a last-minute scramble.

Not to mention that the U. S. provides Ethiopia with around $533 million in foreign aid.

There were many titled people at the function - lords and ladies, Dukes and duchesses, not to mention the Prince and Princess of Wales.

Not to mention a hotel tab that reads like the defense budget.

Your mind is filled with all those things. You cannot even recite the Holy Names, not to mention entering Samadhi!

It might generate overwhelming local congestion and pollution, not to mention a huge addition to global emissions of carbon dioxide.

He has such a beautiful body, not to mention he face is just handsome.

Getting to another planet will prove a challenge, not to mention colonising it for humanity.

But while naming the Reds possible competition for the title, the Spanish striker opted not to mention Manchester City.

Not to mention 200 line 1% dot makes resistance rate significantly lower the cost of the printing plate, multiplied many times.

Heller: . . . not to mention I've always loved that song and the early music video with McCartney riding a horse.

There are multiple taxes, insurance, maintenance fees, not to mention gas, parking tickets, and the initial cost of the car itself.

"I had neither connections, nor fortune, " he says in his latest book, not to mention a "foreign-sounding name" .

More people have put increased strain on the islands' water supply, sewerage and waste disposal, not to mention its fragile wildlife.

He is one of the most intelligent, not to mention handsome among the people I know.

After all, measuring performance should go both ways between VCs and entrepreneurs, not to mention venture investors.

I think also, how the Zibo Henan and Beijing than to the noble people, not to mention this place has so many AIDS!

But old Communist ties die hard, not to mention Beijing's fear of U. S. forces being positioned just south of the Yalu River.

London already has plenty of rooms, not to mention some of the highest prices in Europe.

more automation, new products and marketing strategies - not to mention the new plant we'll have in operation this time next year.

Not to mention the fact that it is completely unconstitutional.

Many Democrats think this undercounts ethnic minorities, not to mention the homeless; both groups tend to vote Democratic.

Walking along the autobahn is illegal, too. . . not to mention terrifying.

Not to mention the loss of his sweetheart at the age of 26 and suffering a nervous breakdown at 27.

"Theater style" , in fact, not three or more men's presence, not to mention the Juilliard does not exist.

Still, it seems dishonest not to mention to my boss that I'm doing this, especially since we are friends.

Not to mention that the things that are most a part of us become practically invisible.

Armies take advantage of this hard wiring, as do the smartest corporations, not to mention wedding planners.

So why do severe storms and hurricanes -- not to mention earthquakes -- only cause horrific human tragedy on the Haitian side?

Much more is needed to help the Chinese and world economies, not to mention Brazilian bikini makers.

Her luxury goods, not to mention horrible judgment, were widely taken by readers as signs of corruption at the charity.

Not to mention the fact that you will need to submit those articles to directories and sites.