| Anybody I know relies on newspapers, radio newscasts, television newscasts to know what's going on in the world. |
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| I think it's hard for pollsters, in all fairness to them, to measure what's going on out there. |
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| So, instead of going around with our eyes shut hoping the problem will go away why don't we all wake up to what's going on around us. |
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| The viewers know what's going on, because they can see the player's cards, and once you're let in on that, it heightens the excitement. |
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| And even though we have cable, we watch all the Spanish language channels to entertain us and inform us about what's going on in the world. |
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| When the sound mix also exceeds one's expectations based on the film's content, you start to wonder what's going on. |
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| Whenever you encounter a system that seems so irrational, you should ponder what's going on beneath the surface. |
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| If it was beating down on this guy that he wanted out on Monday, what's that say about what's going on in there? |
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| Now Anya's a little secretive about her love life, and the rest of us spend a lot of time wondering about what's going on. |
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| Through highs and lows, he faces the camera and explains what's going on and how he's feeling. |
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| It shows he doesn't have a clue about what's going on with our trade problem. |
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| They monitor what's going on over the fence with our South East Asian neighbours and here at home. |
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| Then I was in this blissful studio environment where you're completely unaware of what's going on. |
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| Disgusted, frustrated and utterly deluded about what's going on here, we run for the comforting embrace of sweeties and calorie-laden treats. |
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| Little buggies do circuits round the island as golfers try to discover what's going on. |
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| Using this ancient parliamentary procedure brings Parliament into disrepute, what's going on here? |
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| I know how it feels to be judged by people who don't have any idea what's going on in your life. |
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| Confusion clouds his admittedly handsome features and it's obvious he has no idea what's going on. |
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| But we're babes in the woods when it comes to knowing what's going on with our system. |
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| And they asked these kind of penetrating questions that make you understand they really know what's going on. |
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| For example, some drivers would love to see what's going on in their back seats. |
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| To get an idea of what's going on in the bird world, it's not necessary to slap a band on every bird's leg, he said. |
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| And, you know, is it best to be incinerating that waste material or putting it in landfill, which is what's going on at the moment. |
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| The code is clean and easy to follow, with plenty of comments to explain what's going on. |
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| We were among the first to share with you what's going on with the exuberance around the country with early voting. |
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| See if you can pry the insole up and see what's going on in the inner workings. |
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| Why was that, with the insulin so high, is the insulin doing the job at that level, is that what's going on there? |
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| I wonder if the intended comedy is supposed to be in trying figure out if she's aware of what's going on. |
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| The CEO will expect his chief security officer to have his ear to the ground, to know what's going on at all times and to think ahead. |
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| I remember hanging out by the river just to cool out and check out what's going on. |
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| Grant says the point is that no one knows what it's like to be Lauren or what's going on inside her head. |
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| Now it's up to Julie to suit up and take on these meanies and figure out exactly what's going on. |
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| We're here to help keep Bathonians in the know about what's going on in their city. |
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| Phil, what have you been able to gather about what's going on in terms of the diplomatic toing and froing here? |
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| I usually try to think of what's going on right now, not what's happening next, because that kind of messes me up. |
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| If that offends you, it shows that you have not really thought seriously about what's going on. |
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| What they may or may not understand is that there is probably a limit to public opinion's tolerance of what's going on. |
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| I do have to admit to being a little befuddled by what's going on in terms of the descriptions. |
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| Do you ever wonder what's going on while you're waiting on hold for customer service? |
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| We will be out in force to make sure people know what's going on and rallying even more support. |
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| I think everyone is glued to their television, nobody knows what's going on, everybody's scared. |
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| I can tell him what's going on in the foreground, middle ground, background, the left, the right. |
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| He gets that sense that nobody really knows what's going on, of wheels within wheels or a wilderness of mirrors. |
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| It was all right for you to live in shanties and not to have any voice in what's going on, but now you have. |
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| But don't bet on it because I've been watching from the beginning and I'm still not sure what's going on. |
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| Anyhow, if you're interested, you can take a gander at what's going on here. |
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| I hope your coverage of what's going on in the rest of the reading and writing world will continue beyond the next two weeks or so. |
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| These tight bonds, complex rules and codes of respect make it difficult to discover exactly what's going on inside a bikie gang. |
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| We hope that she's alive, but we really miss just seeing her, knowing what's going on. |
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| Get out on a Sunday morning and watch what's going on around you before you sink further into the depths of despair. |
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| Sure, they benefited from favorable currency exchange, but what's going on here? |
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| When we come back, we'll talk about the royals and what's going on with the monarchy. |
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| So tread lightly and confront the issue of what's going on in her family only if she reaches out to you for help. |
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| I feel I know more about Arsenal's new stadium eight miles across town than I do about what's going on within sight of my place. |
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| That sort of Carnival strikes me as innocent and wholesome compared to what's going on in Germany. |
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| And you will hear a lot of experts suggest, Larry, that it puts you in a twilight sleep, where you kind of know what's going on. |
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| We are not going to make any progress on this until we get some truth and transparency about what's going on. |
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| Music's much of a muchness with me, but I do have two daughters who do their best to keep me up to date with what's going on. |
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| The details are very muddy, so it's not at all clear what's going on here and how involved the ISP actually is. |
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| That being said, these guys know the ground, they have a take on what's going on and as guerrilla fighters, their mujahidin have few equals. |
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| Hence the Golden Jubilee Web site that will tell you what's going on where and gently encourage you to celebrate as well. |
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| If you're interested in finding out what's going on, as well as read some first hand accounts by bloggers, then Glenn has the skinny. |
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| Let's see how a mathematician might understand what's going on when a negative number is multiplied by a negative number. |
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| With Frank on the board, corporate managements can sleep tight in the knowledge that Frank won't have a clue what's going on. |
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| Are we discussing the Powell doctrine, or is this a critique of what's going on in the world right now? |
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| I've allowed myself to get lazy about following what's going on nationally and I've got to bone up on a lot of stuff. |
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| They're playing a very clever game and that's why we can't see properly what's going on. |
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| We know what's going on better than our enemies because of smart weapons and sensors. |
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| So most of the time you're simply following your nose as to what's going on. |
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| And he does it all with a smile while you're still reeling and stumbling around with no clue of what's going on. |
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| Unless Anna can work out what's going on in two minutes, it's off to the naughty step. |
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| We're going to talk to a box-office expert and figure out what's going on and what can be done about it. |
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| I don't understand at all why he is not levelling with the Opposition in terms of what's going on here. |
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| Ed Rappaport at the National Hurricane Center is about to update us on what's going on. |
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| And their battle to get Europe moving again, thanks to what's going on around them, may now be much less of an uphill one. |
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| I think he knows what's going on in his head and he isn't coughing it up. |
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| In the meantime I want to keep you abreast of what's going on at this end. |
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| Some patients need to be in denial about what's going on while others want someone to talk to about their fear of dying or their acceptance of the situation. |
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| Every time I think that the studios are slow in getting what's going on out here, the traditional media rears up to let me know that they're even slower. |
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| We can see what's going on the ground, but the terrorists move around so quickly and so easily that we simply can't follow them with satellites or with telephone intercepts. |
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| He's so aware of what's going on, but he's also so self-aware of how he's coming off that it's a really weird combo. |
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| Jeff's undeterred, and, using binoculars and the long lens of his camera to get a close-up look at what's going on, comes to believe the salesman is acting suspiciously. |
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| Speaking of screwed-up families, what's going on with Tristan? |
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| I am completely out of touch with what's going on in the world. |
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| It's reflected in the privatization that's happening to the people in the townships in South Africa, and in what's going on in the streets of Toronto and Halifax. |
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| People are sick to the teeth of what's going on, and spoke out. |
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| I happen to like the whistling of the turbo to remind me of what's going on in the engine bay just behind my back, although I imagine some might find it irritating. |
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| You can't sit there and tweet about what's going on in the case. |
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| I wish everyone would calm down so I can try and catch up with what's going on and correct some of the thousands of embarrassing typos I'm certain are littering this report. |
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| We never know what's going on just under the surface of people's lives. |
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| His expert analysis of what's going on behind the scenes is unequalled. |
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| And I think what's going on here is smoke and mirrors and not science. |
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| Find out what's going on in your neck of the woods, and enjoy yourself. |
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| I have a big spreadsheet where I keep track of what's going on. |
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| Jordan has huge interests, huge stakes, involved in what's going on. |
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| As an objective observer, as you turn on the news every night, and you see what's going on in the Gulf Coast down there, so many people have lost so much. |
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| We've encouraged the Environment Agency to be tight in their management of what's going on and I know they will act if the company steps out of line. |
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| Do you ever feel like stepping back, reviewing what's going on? |
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| The wide cardioid does make them more sensitive to what's going on off-axis, so be mindful of things like nearby walls when you're positioning them. |
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| If you don't know what's going on it must be like watching paint dry. |
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| You'd be surprised what those ladies know about what's going on. |
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| I just clue him in every Friday with what's going on with me. |
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| People should be cognizant and aware of what's going on around them. |
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| So if you see me staggering around clutching at my stomach being followed by a very calm and collected guy with an accent, you'll know what's going on. |
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| We play pinochle and talk about what's going on in the world. |
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| I much prefer to have my finger on the pulse and know what's going on. |
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| Current squeezes are, however, allowed to be upset if what's going on is not a cordial friendship, but a leftover entanglement of feelings and manipulations. |
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| That all-purpose spray from the garden center was developed to sell along with the concept that growers need not understand what's going on in the natural world around them. |
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| I think they're germane and they help explain what's going on here. |
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| It just shows the ferocious discontent with what's going on now. |
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| But I mean, again, we could be speculating from now until doomsday, but there are people who know and it would be appropriate for them to reveal to the world what's going on. |
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| You never know exactly what's going on during a battle, so you have to learn to make snap decisions and adapt to the initial rough draft of the plan. |
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| That footballers are overpaid, underworked, selfish guys who care more about fancy cars than what's going on in the real world. |
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| I don't know what's going on here, but I'll get to the bottom of it sooner or later. |
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| Also, since Orthodox women are obliged to sit separately, if you're female you often can't even see what's going on very well. |
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| There are webcams installed all over the world you can take a quick shufty about what's going on elsewhere. |
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| Finally, Peter Aimer, Andrew Reynolds, and Rob Richie and Steven Hill tell us what's going on in New Zealand, Britain and the United States. |
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| Well, we learned something new about what's going on in wingnut land. |
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| You can put a bazillion people in seats to sit there and watch what's going on in the network and try to do cyber recognition and figure out if this is a bad guy. |
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| People use Facebook to stay connected with friends and family, to discover what's going on in the world, and to share and express what matters to them. |
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| And perhaps the time will come when dyslexics can be helped to overcome their disability thanks to a greater understanding of what's going on in their heads. |
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| While he is easier to work with than the one who reacts quickly to whatever happens, the slow reacter rarely makes other than his routine contributions to what's going on. |
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| There have been a few clinical studies documenting sundowning but, until now, there hasn't been research to see what's going on in the brain to explain this. |
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| Of course, for this model to work, it's critical that the vendors make it clear what's going on, so that the personalization feels friendly rather than creepy. |
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| By contrast to his crystal-clear, futurable insights, however, the 'furious reporter' leaves us very much in the dark with regard to what's going on right now. |
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