Kostek: Sometimes I have something in mind, sometimes I don't.
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LEVIN: And keep something in mind, too, as you point out here.
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Someone is always giving you money with something in mind, doesn't mean it's bad.
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If you have something in mind and you're passionate about it, you really can create whatever you want.
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To me, it's exciting to see how you have something in mind but someone else's talent makes it better.
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"I had something in mind I thought The Queen would enjoy," the dresser wrote, according to an excerpt shared with Hello!
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After all, "making and saving more money is only useful if you have something in mind you want to use it for."
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He believes Amazon also "has something in mind" for the 20 places still in the game — including Indianapolis, Miami and Columbus, Ohio.
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As they try to figure out how best to move forward, they would do well to keep something in mind: Women are watching.
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On the other hand, the fact that John Bolton has said it, as well as Trump put it out on Twitter, says to me that Iran would be well advised to think that there is something serious here, that they do have something in mind, probably not the end of creation, but something in mind, something that would hurt Tehran.
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After all, "making and saving more money is only useful if you have something in mind you want to use it for," says Grant.
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After all, "making and saving more money is only useful if you have something in mind you want to use it for," says Sabatier.
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Obviously, ADT had something in mind when they commissioned this research, and the culmination of this investigation will make your passive-aggressive mutterings seem benign.
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I ask Ratti via e-mail if he had something in mind he wanted to emulate when his studio was commissioned the work by Coop.
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"For other people, maybe they don't even have something in mind, they're just craving that feeling of being a successful competitive force shopper," Dr. Yarrow says.
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You cannot make more than a thousand drawings stylistically consistent over a four-year span unless you clearly have something in mind you wish to accomplish.
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"There were expectations that Trump may have something in mind to ease U.S.-China trade war tensions," said Chihiro Ohta, general manager of investment research at SMBC Nikko Securities.
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But in this second case, we have to keep something in mind: that move by Iannone was dangerous in itself, and that has nothing to do with the bike's profile.
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All of the executives, including Marc Benioff, heaped praise on him and hinted that Block had something in mind for the next phase of his career besides his role as advisor.
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But generally what happens is I often come in during script phase, and that's great because sometimes there's music written into the script or the [directors and producers] have something in mind.
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Nonetheless, let's keep something in mind: the folks already slamming Trump's incipient foreign policy are the same individuals who would be lambasting Trump incessantly if he had not reversed course on these positions.
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"We had something in mind like offering a fall collection, or a winter collection, similar to what you see in the fashion industry in the real world," art director Seita Inoue says of the additions.
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Bunting wouldn't say what kind of similar element Blackout would feature, but from our conversation, it seems clear Treyarch has something in mind, or else it wouldn't be stressing the importance of helicopters and boats.
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From the strap to the case, the movement to the dial, when he has something in mind he obtains parts wherever he can find the right ones and then has a watch repair service put them together.
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Earlier this month, the How I Met Your Mother alum told PEOPLE he and Burtka had "something in mind" for this year's costume, but "it might take some bribing" for the kids to go along with it.
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And, according to the Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy, which she founded with the goal of boosting reading skills among disadvantaged Americans, she had something in mind for those wishing to honor her memory: continued support for the foundation's mission of supporting education.
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"We hope that they come here having something in mind to push the political process here in Geneva, because with this regime, we will reach nowhere unless there is a pressure and the only country that can deliver pressure on the regime is Russia," Muslet told Reuters Television.
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But if this spirals into a bigger conflict between the world's two biggest economies — something that seemed to become more likely Thursday evening with President Trump's threat to add $100 billion more in tariffs — it's worth keeping something in mind: In a trade war, the usual rules of commerce may not apply.
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Because of the high purity, it's unlikely you'll feel the need to do another line within ten minutes of the first, but bear something in mind: Although the positive effects might sound kind of sexy, the negative effects—which Nutt describes as "feeling anxious or impulsive, or finding the urgent rush of energy and raised heartbeat alarming"—would also be exacerbated.
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Texans 22, Bills 19 Josh Allen beat himself up quite a bit in the aftermath of Buffalo's loss, but the second-year quarterback may want to keep something in mind: According to Pro Football Reference, he was just the third player in N.F.L. history to have 250 or more passing yards and 90 or more rushing yards in a playoff game — so the loss might have something to do with his teammates as well.
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With Belle returning to Storybrooke, she asks for a safe place to stay and get away from Gold, so she takes refuge on Hook's ship. Gold on the other hand, is confronted by the Evil Queen, who agrees not to harm Belle or the unborn baby in order to get what she wants, but tells Gold that Belle might not return to him by using a flirtatious gesture on him. Gold then gives a coin to The Evil Queen, who has something in mind for it. At the diner that night, David sees a note on the stool and opens to find the coin.
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