to mind

That lady does not seem to mind airing her dirty linen in public. She is talking so loudly on the bus about her quarrel with her husband.

It will be just as well for you to mind your own business.

I told his mother that he should take her kid to the restroom, only to be told to "mind my own god damned business. "

She didn't seem to mind touching her mother's cold flesh-- she was too young to have learned to shudder at the touch of death.

GROSVENOR: No one seems to mind Oscar and Pablo moving among the graves, putting out flower fires.

When Mr. Green was out, his wife had to mind the shop.

Sort of brings to mind the Model-T, which Henry Ford famously said was available in any color the customer wanted as long as it was black.

Note the image or images that work for you, and if you begin to feel negative, simply bring one of your positive images to mind.

Almost the entire world is trying to mind their own business and stay out of trouble and find their way to heaven in their own way.

Classmates laugh at me, let me unable to mind, they laugh at me with a balloon, has been too naive.

Ordered to stand on a chair for misbehaving , he doesn't seem to mind the punishment a bit and goes right on playing by himself.

The word 'settling' seems to come to mind more these days and I wonder if I am moving into such a changing chapter.

We cannot do justice with words to what you are about to experience, but the word paradise comes to mind.

I noticed that our Hungarian driver-brother had mud all the way up his legs, but he did not seem to mind.

My husband is very attentive when he's at home, but when he's away on business he never even thinks to phone me - out of sight out to mind.

I bring to mind Plato, who wished to ban all poets from his ideal republic because he thought they were liars .

Your eyes were covered in sunglasses when they first met mine. I sat there and stared at you, you didn't seem to mind.

When one has many things to mind, it is wise of him to put the most pressing at the top of a list of matters to deal with.

Eg. As he was always interfering, I told him to mind his own business.

The night before he was to leave, I tossed in bed. I was trying to figure out something to say. Nothing came to mind.

Many have expressed disappointment that a non-South African artist was chosen to record the song, though others do not seem to mind.

One of my favorite role models who comes to mind is Barack Obama, the president of the United States.

Those not at risk of becoming the poorest did not seem to mind falling a notch in the distribution of income nearly as much.

Reporters often wrote stories about her, some of which were more true than others. Missus Gardner did not seem to mind.

Some agencies don't seem to mind this intrusion, as it's an external marker of their building's strategic importance.

But the protein does not seem to mind. It appears to work equally well, whether or not it has PCB passengers on board.

When you think of Plaform-as-a-Service (PaaS), one of the first companies that springs to mind is probably Salesforce.

She did not seem to mind public opinion in the slightest.

It is only necessary to call to mind the best of the old commentaries and interpretations of the book.

What do you think of you hear the word "agriculture" ? The image of crops growing in field or a barnyard full of animals may come to mind.

When you think about air traffic control, the image of men and women in the tower of an airport probably comes to mind.

The moment was powerful; it called to mind Paul's childhood dreams, in which he wandered through the forest with a bear.

When he asked me how much money I earned, I told him to mind his own affairs.

My son is alway complaining that I dump on him. He was very rude and told me to mind my own business. I cannot put up with that.

It was cold, but they did not seem to mind.

As he is always interfering, I told him to mind his own business.

And they happen to be a very good vehicle for carrying oceanographic equipment. They don't seem to mind, so far.

"He said to mind your own business, " replied his wife.

Burke has done research on "tots, " those tip-of-the-tongue times when you know something but can't quite call it to mind.

But for the developer with deadlines to mind, crafting schemata is often too much of an additional burden.

Eg. He asked me if I was married, so I told him to mind his own business.

He said that he'd been visited on the bridge by a foreign psychiatrist who asked him if he might draw a picture of whatever came to mind.

Female drivers did not seem to mind the shirtless firefighters. Male drivers, though, felt they were getting short-changed.

Get ready to be disillusioned. When you think of bottlenose dolphins, what comes to mind?

You bring to mind the yielding fullness of his lower lip as you kissed him on the beach.

"But, " said the mother, "I told him about it this morning, and he did not seem to mind! "

I told you to mind the boat, but you're going home! Who's annoyed you? Why be so small-minded ?

Transition logic cross-cuts all intercepting filters and as you might have guessed AOP yet again comes to mind as the technology of choice.

As he was always interfering, I told him to mind his own business.

We'd also like to swap over action bars too -- it'd be a pain if you're trying to Mind Flay and you end up trying to Flash Heal!

Martha did not seem to mind Mary's crossness.

Overweening piety used for political purposes. Hitler and Himmler come to mind. So do a few minor American figures in high places today.

At the mere mention of a civilization, we invariably call to mind those monumental buildings that are characteristic of it.

EXAMPLE: Occasionally I work for my uncle who asks me to mind the store when he has to leave town.

Tell us what you think about our web site, our products, our organization, or anything else that comes to mind.

Mention Japan and real estate and the next word that springs to mind is usually "expensive" .

You don't need to be comprehensive; create the tests that come to mind now, then be ready to come back to add more.

CLAUDIA HAMMOND: When you think of fertility problems, African might not be the first continent to spring to mind.

Any active job requiring moving all day, like bike messengers, farmers, construction workers, and landscapers also come to mind.

Perhaps you do not enough to repay them, but, Thanksgiving is not required for substances of dust, but no time to mind.

" Downey said three phrases came to mind when he thought of John: " genius, life saver, the other first lady.

When you think about sustainability , what comes to mind- global warming going green , doing your part lessen your carbon footprint ?

He did not seem to mind.

When you think of The Netherlands, the first thing that comes to mind are cheese, wooden shoes, windmills and flower bulbs.

You can't give in sometimes ( "Well, okay, you're having fun and nobody seems to mind getting it in their eyes" ).

It brought to mind one of my favorite CCR songs, and a suddenly-realized tie-in to the topic of my commentary.

And now that I step back and look around at who else is out there, she's really the only one who comes to mind.

Students spending their own money (or their parents') seem to mind more about league-table rankings than those who receive state support.

When you think about inventions that have radically changed human existence, what comes to mind?

One of my helpful mantras, though, is to "Mind my own business. " I remind myself.

I sat there and stared at you, you didn't seem to mind.

As I said before some of the utility stuff from survival is a lot better. 10% hp comes to mind.

This stereotype can be brought to mind based only on the appearance of the environment in a classroom or an office.

When you think of working with XML in a programmatic environment, what's the first thing that comes to mind?

"Palatial" is not the word that usually comes to mind to describe a pole-and-thatch house.

This game is the first thing to come to mind when you think of a portable game.

This brings to mind theories of marooned spacemen , or colonists trying to tame a new planet?

The word "prodigy" comes to mind when Mr. Wu mentions that his collection is expected to have sales of $4 million this year.

Even some community banks, vaunted for their little-guy orientation, no longer seem to mind if you take your money somewhere else.

But instead of answering, Lil only gave her silly, shamefaced smile. She didn't seem to mind the question at all.

When you think about skiing over the holidays, the holiday that comes to mind is Christmas.

Unfortunately, among the many extraordinary qualities politicians possess, reasonableness is not necessarily the first springs to mind.

Thanks for a country where nobody's allowed to mind his own business.

Forgiveness is the only word that comes to mind when I try to express what I felt in that moment.

When things go swimmingly, few people seem to mind being run by benevolent autocrats. When things get sticky, they are less obliging.

When I think about the bamboo tree's ability to bounce back or return to its original position , the word "resilience" comes to mind .

It was his first experience at such a formal dinner, so he was careful to mind his p's and q 's .

If you call the police, they'll tell you to mind your own business.

Shortz: Well, one that jumps to mind. . . the clue appeared to say, notable tower, in three letters.

Brainstorm for a new business, a holiday, or activities to do with the kids - Don't filter ideas just write them down as they come to mind.

Brand Japan, which used to stand for a culture of excellence, these days brings to mind something else: denial.

The gesture instantly calls to mind working folk, who drink their beer unafraid of spilling it all over themselves or breaking their teeth.

The Italian government does not seem to mind, so long as the Seaborgans pay their taxes and respect Italian laws.

even if one day of me to lose has recalled, I still could recall to mind you!

My soul swear by the name of my will "honesty" , and as a knight, our words will always straightforward to mind.

When you think of the old Wild West, what legendary outlaw comes to mind?

The poor in parts of Africa and India even pay deposit collectors a fee (ie, a negative interest rate) to mind their rainy-day cash.

I can't seem to bring to mind the name of the place.

What images come to mind when you think of a trip to Venice?

The first thing that comes to mind, what do you think, is there anything that really connects them besides the name.

She was complimenting me in a soft, steady voice, while I chattered nervously about everything that came to mind.

The design, from Wright Design, uses kraft paper to call to mind the classic corrugated hinged delivery box.

Overall, however, it brings to mind one of those Chinese-made cars that superficially resembles a dated Japanese or western marque.

Write down everything that comes to mind. Be sure to capture the contents of your mind in this altered state of effortless creation.

The Gospel passage comes to mind as an eight-foot-high wall of orange fire surges downwind crackling loudly and out of control.

When you think of sex, the words wet, slippery and hot come to mind, especially if you're talking about having sex in water.

Elliot Jay Stocks is usually the first name that comes to mind when thinking about signature styles.

When you think of animals that sing, birds will certainly come to mind. Whales might, too.

When I think about the bamboo tree's ability to bounce back or return to it's original position, the word "resilience" comes to mind.

I cannot call to mind the name of the man I saw yesterday.

Ask participants to think aloud during the observation, saying what comes to mind as they work.

What the word does not bring to mind is college dormitories, dining halls and early morning classes.

Yet even so, people still seem to mind more about the things written on the internet than makes sense.

The story brings to mind a scene in ancient Israel when Hilkiah the priest found the long lost book of the law in the temple of the Lord.

Who minds his own business has no time to mind other folks.

But no one seemed to mind, this was the vote many had waited decades to cast.

Therefore, if I come, I will call to mind his deeds which he does, prating against us with malicious words.

Apart from health benefits, what else comes to mind when you think of sports?

When people think of state capitalism, China springs to mind, with its giant and opaque government-controlled firms.

The word "bear" brings to mind an irrational, angry creature that lashes out at anything in its path.

Silent Ren Wumian in the autumn night up to mind, leaves behind the biting wind and branches about last words, my heart shake.

Although I know it well, the name just won't come to mind for the moment.

Say the word Hawaii, and a vision of blue sea comes to mind.

But when a mob of musical moggies took over the Beijing Exhibition Theatre in January, nobody really seemed to mind.

"They don't seem to mind that the record won't last forever, " he says.

They do not seem to mind.

Their instinct is to mind their own business and to concentrate on the long-term goal of building up their own economic strength.

Now, when brought to mind the years of bitter vicissitudes of life, can insight, this is not a solution to the topic.

Suddenly, the thought of my beautiful patio came to mind. I can be quiet out there, I thought.

Take 30 minutes, put on some inspiring music, get excited and write down everything that comes to mind when you think about an adventure.

The image that comes to mind here, others have written about M-theory, is of a God blowing soap bubbles.

When you think, "I wonder who's free" , who comes to mind?

Some questions come immediately to mind: why was their research not published in scientific journals and opened up for peer review?

The question that then comes to mind is whether Microsoft will enter the slate game with the same idea as it did with the KIN phones.

America and Germany criticised the verdict; the Russian foreign ministry said: "We expect everyone to mind his own business. "

Don't be afraid to ask questions as they come to mind.

You say nobody else seems to mind, which frankly, is unlikely.

Moreover I will also be diligent that you may be able, after my exodus , to bring these things to mind at all times .

You say that "nobody else seems to mind. "

Don't drive me to drink! : No, I didn't. I'm just telling you to mind your own business.

When (or if) you think of Lithuania, what springs to mind?

To see whether you have been disimpassioned by social judgment, complete the following sentences with whatever comes to mind.

It probably will come to mind quickly; yet, regardless of what that problem is, I suspect it all boils down to these two issues.

Business leaders need to mind the gap between head office and the rest of the company.

They don't seem to mind a bit.

When you think of birth control options, what comes to mind?

For most people, the words "time travel" bring to mind science fiction: H. G. Wells, Star Trek, and a certain famous DeLorean automobile.

Although it is a cultural and economic center, it brings to mind small town charm with its many cafes and lack of tall buildings.

If I had to name the most underrated player of the past decade, Manu Ginobili would immediately leap to mind.

Nobody seems to mind if you burst into tears or start hollering.

Along the way, she met three partners: want to mind the scarecrow, want the heart of iron and want to nerve lion.

Settle down, take a few deep breaths, and call to mind three people or things that make your life worth living.

When one thinks of Hawaii, images of a tropical island paradise instantly come to mind, but one of the real treats here is the food.

SOMALIA does not spring to mind as a goodplace to do business, but in telecoms at least it has something to teach theworld.

Think of the great machines of war, and the hovercraft is perhaps not the first that springs to mind.

The latter may be due to the availability heuristic, since winning numbers having higher occurrence rates come to mind more easily.

The sight of the hijab on the streets of America brought all this to mind.

His bodily form, erect and looking heavenwards, admonishes him to mind the things that are above.

What comes to mind when you think of entrepreneurs?

She sings the revolution, The dawning of our lives, She brings this liberation, That I just can't define, nothing comes to mind.

While the over-30 set might recoil from this type of activity, young people do not seem to mind.

Athens-the name brings to mind buildings with tall, white columns and statues of Greek gods and goddesses.

If you land an interview, they will remind you to mind your body language, ask good questions, and convey confidence and enthusiasm.

The beans seem to mind the new guests, the delayed arrival of.

Grown-ups are bothered by my face, but children don't seem to mind.

You'll have to mind your p 's and q's if you want to give her a good impression.

Professor had previously referred to 'mind of God'

Unless you're managing to capture your entire market single-handed, then doesn't the concept of affiliation spring to mind?

Ah! You asked me so suddenly I am simply unable to call back any to mind.

And Peter called to mind the word that Jesus said unto him, Before the cock crow twice, thou shalt deny me thrice.

the best way to start is to tell Father to mind his own business.

Yet in a very short time, Sudoku has become extraordinarily popular, bringing to mind the Rubik's cube craze of the early 1980s.

St. Petersburg. The very name brings to mind some of Russia's greatest poets, writers and composers: Pushkin, Dostoevsky , and Tchaikovsky.

St. Petersburg, the very name brings to mind some of Russia's greatest poets, writers and composers: Pushkin, Dostoevsky , Tchaikovsky.

Eg. He was sensible enough to mind his own business.

You'll do well, ' replied I. 'But I must remain with my mistress: to mind your son is not my business.

He didn't seem to mind public opinion in the least.

Tea is not a beverage that usually springs to mind here, except perhaps in contemplating Proust's lime-blossomed-tea-soaked madeleine.

I recalled them to mind when I thought of all the things that my sister-in-law had no opportunity to do because of her unexpected death.

One application that obviously comes to mind for working with an XML word processor format is a new word processing application.

Shareholders, who should be concerned, do not appear to mind.

I could not Bring to mind the name of the hotel I'd stayed in.

Not that anyone seems to mind the digital deluge.

The maxim to "treat others as you would yourself" comes to mind, and if you feel as One with all life you will act.

When you think of Panasonic, what comes to mind?

It's something Chinese audiences don't seem to mind.

He grinned. It made him repulsive and it also brought to mind what he'd looked like as a kid.

Think of it -- vi, emacs, and jed come to mind, as well as many others.

Spears doesn't tweet herself, but her millions of followers don't seem to mind.

Go somewhere private and make rapid, short notes of each major experience just as it comes to mind.

The main question that comes to mind is: why hasn't Digg launched something like this yet?

To mind one's own business is not a form of thought, Mr. Mont, it's an instinct.

Picturing America calls to mind the great sacrifices this devotion has inspired, and the hope of greater equality yet to come.

I am afraid we had warned you to mind your valuable, Sir, and if you excuse me , I'll find our duty manager for you.

A cry sprang from her lips. A thought springs to mind.

I won't mention product names, but toilet paper comes to mind. Just keep in mind that not everything is "you get what you pay for. "

The first statement that comes to mind is a good indication of the way you're programmed to see the world.

When you think of fast food, big chains such as McDonalds, Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, or Kentucky Fried Chicken usually come to mind.

Starting today a few key apps already use the API, ranging from document access to mind mapping and audio recording.

Why not try throwing yourself forward, being willing not to mind that it's going to hurt?

Nobody shoves anybody, nobody stares at you, and even when I was in a wheelchair, nobody seemed to mind.

Consequently, a gap put leisure playing mobile phone, waiting for that Chen made the old language of text messages to mind Fanshai.

Reading is to mind what exercise is to the body. --Joseph Addison.

This tranquil heart Could let me recall to mind arrives at Earth before that me.

When I think of Mom's death, the word that comes to mind is "sublime, " and her home was crucial in making it so.

If these questions have been addressed and no others immediately come to mind, here are five others to consider asking.

While these influences mean much to me and have contributed greatly to my development, they came too easily to mind.

These two childhood memories came to mind as I read of an incident in a school in Florida.

Several explanations spring to mind for the discrepancy between perceived opportunities and actual behaviour.

I'm sure I've met the man you're talking about, but I can't call him to mind.

He often men to colleagues for civilian grievances to boss justice, not to mind taking the trouble and stubborn won't listen to reason.

What comes to mind when you think of yellow?

it also brings to mind st . francis of assisi , the roman catholic patron saint of animals , and his special rapport with gods creatures.

My aunt told me to mind my own business.

the pack. The reward AT the end of the road for diligently taking the time to mind your own business.

One Italian example would be the Berlusconi group while abroad Maxwell and Murdoch come to mind.

What comes to mind when you think of green?

To call to mind by naming, citing, or suggesting.

Of course, annotations -- the Java language's choice for metadata -- should immediately come to mind as the solution.

RUSSIA does not normally spring to mind as being in the forefront of the fight against climate change.

Still, no-one seems to mind.

I cannot call to mind a single instance where I have ever been irreverent, except toward the things which were sacred to other people.

When one thinks of the sports in which China excels, swimming, gymnastics or track and field usually come to mind.

Put down the answers that immediately spring to mind, rather than spending time pondering their meaning.

She told me to mind my own business.

Why not put your problem up to Mind, secure in the belief that It CAN and WILL give you any right thing you may desire?

Can you bring to mind the name of the child?

What comes to mind when you think of blue?

Bringing them to mind will help you to feel good instantly - and when you feel good, you have greater confidence.

Chinalco's $19 billion bid for a stake in Rio Tinto and its Australian iron-ore mines leaps to mind.

Olfactory (Ol): An odd but familiar odor brings to mind a brief mental flash of a memory long buried .

the Russian foreign ministry said: "We expect everyone to mind his own business. "

Sibling sportsmen representing their countries are not new , particularly in tennis : the Williams sisters come of course to mind .

Willpower is basically the effortful behavioral systems that inhibit behaviors that have been called to mind.

There are really terrible jobs in the world. President of the United States comes to mind. Maybe once it was okay, but now?

There's another college football game that comes to mind when it comes to showing the power of enthusiasm.

What comes to mind when you think of red?

Another specific strategy is to not delay carrying out an intended task once it has been brought to mind.

Today, when we think of Washington, D. C. , in the springtime, one of the first images that comes to mind is the cherry trees in full bloom.

When people think of cancers caused by smoking, the first one that comes to mind is always lung cancer.

When I began considering posting on Global Voices from Vietnam, the first thought that came to mind was what exactly was I allowed to post?

"When in Rome, do as the Romanians do, " one official assigned to mind foreign journalists kept telling them, oddly.

When you say the name Atlantis, what often springs to mind is a lost underwater city or a mythical utopia.

In my childhood, there were so many things worth calling to mind, but among them was an unforgettable one.

This dog doesn't seem to mind the weather too much.

The first fleeting words that come to mind are not necessarily the most accurate representation of our feelings and intentions.

Baby: [voiceover] That was the summer of 1963 - when everybody called me Baby and it didn't occur to me to mind.

During these days of waiting for his great salute on Sunday, many memories of the Captain come to mind.

When considering biocatalysis, terms like kinetic racemic resolution or chiral syntheses immediately come to mind.

He warn her to mind the step.