Sentences with phrase «how nice a trip»

How nice a trip you could join!

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We all have that friend who likes to humble - brag about how cheap they get everything while putting everyone on a guilt trip about having anything nice.

Looks like a fabulous trip and how nice your Mom accompanied you.

You really do know how to make a nice meal and relax after a long trip.

Appreciate the updates on your trip — it's nice to hear how your heart is taking it all in.

Of your visits, how many were to legitimately evaluate the school, and how many were just for you to get a nice trip and... er... check out the scenery?

It's so nice to be able bring her along on trips like this, but what often isn't nice is how warm we both can get when I use a regular carrier, especially on a warm day.

For anyone in search of a nice travel umbrella, we bought Knirps umbrellas for a recent trip abroad and can vouch for how incredibly lightweight they are.

This week I witness abject horror at a Michael Shannon performance that must have been done to pay some back taxes or a Superbowl bet gone bad, we hunt us some Nazis, get animated about a girl trying to save her family, try to play nice with the ex-boyfriend, realize how much money we don't have, and go on a dark road trip with our brother.

Can you imagine how nice it would be to make so few trips to the gas station?!

Because of surf conditions we were only able to take one surf - boat trip, but were given MULTIPLE options for how to use the value of our other boat trip: fishing boat trip, massages, dinner out at nice restaurant... My husband and I chose massages!

A trip to a Caribbean island is going to do a lot more to keep you at the front of someone's mind than yet another business dinner, no matter how nice it is.

How ever the day before we made the road trip up the West Coast of Bali, back to Medewi knowing we were going to score some nice un crowded waves.

I do nt need them to bow down to me but when you are sold a trip of 5 star service a simple hello how are you today would have been nice.

A nice little grant should see me right for a study trip to Japan to gauge how well they are coping.

But looking back, I wonder how many car miles my family might have saved if we had walked a bit more when it was nice out — a stroll to the dentist here, a trip to the pharmacy there.

For instance, they could use the money to pay off debts, to supplement their retirement income, or even to take a nice trip around the world — there are no stipulations on how it is used, and there is no requirement that the cash be repaid.