If you strive hard for high standards, people will take note and
think highly of your tertiary institution, Justice Gates said.
However, many users don't
think highly of the new feature.
We
think highly of him and his credentials speak of themselves," he said.
However, many users don't
think highly of the new feature, the Los Angeles Times reports.
"I know they
think highly of me because I have been selected for Great Britain international matches against Slovenia, Slovakia, Italy, Brazil and China."
Still, even as he launched and led successful businesses, first in North Carolina and now in Florida, Mariano continued to
think highly of UM, praising the university for the positive impact it's made in the community.
Yes, we are the rigid and narrow-minded few who don't
think highly of gays!
When he speaks highly of you, she'll
think highly of you, and vice-versa.
Grayson said: "Sanchez is a good, young prospect who Arsenal
think highly of."
"I really, really
think highly of him so he will wait his chance and, when he gets it, I am sure he will be difficult to dislodge."
You
think highly of both your friend and your cousin, and now they've found each other.
WHATEVER Pete Doherty's image, secretary- manager of Bamburgh Mike Robinson, a former Cup referee, has good reason
think highly of him.
7 : to hold a strong feeling <They
think highly of you.>
Burns's peers at the Orlando (Fla.) VA Medical Center also
think highly of her, selecting her as Employee of the Year 2007.
SOME salutary advice from David Winnick, who warned colleagues that the public doesn't always
think highly of them.
