"in mind" or "of mind"?
Bearing in mind that it has a 2. |
Bear in mind shape and lifestyle. |
Always having my readers in mind. |
But this did not allow it because keeping the character in mind you don't show emotions. |
Keep in mind, it features much more now when compared with professional-looking records. |
Let's also bear in mind that these figures correspond only to the numbers of applicants. |
Becoming widely known as an uncompromising scientfic doomer isn't quite what my parents had in mind for me as a child. |
The only things I would recommend bearing in mind are: cut rather than boost - eq's are not for amplifying the signal. |
It's also worth bearing in mind that the currents can occasionally be quite strong and you shouldn't swim too far out. |
I had in mind the kind of plastic board that we use to cut vegetables, it's quite stiff but has a certain flexibility. |
Chalo, peace of mind for parents. |
The speech changed a lot of minds. |
We can help offer you peace of mind. |
It will not be mind-element, which is the passive state of mind operating in deep sleep. |
Now is the time that forward-thinking companies will grow share of mind and market share. |
It was more of a state of mind that we were trying to create with him more than anything. |
This may bring about significant improvements to your state of mind and help you have a more positive outlook on life. |
Having peace of mind and to believe in God -- the Almighty Healer -- is just as important as taking herbs or medicine. |
Paul What a fascinating look into a kind of service so basic to the gospel, yet not at the top of mind for most of us. |
When some prefer spots that give them peace of mind and silence, certain others look for crowded and crazy destinations. |
Memories of childhood sprang to mind. |
I asked a question if one came to mind. |
As I read your post one thing came to mind. |
Immediately the name Persia came to mind and I thought how apt given the look of the car. |
Unfortunately, the sorry present came to mind fast as I salivated in Air Jamaica's glorious past. |
Now, the first question that many of us came to mind was to hear that, is it better than Android 4. |
When I looked at the above image of the sheep burning, Peter's age-opening prophetic reference to Joel 2 came to mind. |
Aye chihuahua! Hope I've brought to mind a few pleasant thoughts of what comforts many a wandering and wondering soul. |
Second, it brought to mind the practice of impaling cattle thieves (in force in precolonial and early colonial times). |
These are the impressions, the ideas brought to mind by taking part in this extraordinary commemoration of the 50th anniversary. |