Sentences with phrase «keep needed items»

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I had no experience in any of this and needed to keep learning in order to check items off the list.

First, keep in mind that your diaper bag will be loaded with several items you will hopefully hardly ever need, such as spare clothes.

Finding clients was easy: The slumped economy fostered creation of the smallest businesses, such as individuals selling items on eBay and Etsy, who needed to keep track of myriad small payments with slight margins.

During an economic depression or recession, people need to sell luxury items like gold jewelry to keep up with their expenses.

That being said, Religion is a needed item to keep and maintain even the slimest of moral values, that draws the line between right and wrong.

And on a question directly related to Berger's idea that discrete spheres of relevance in everyday reality need to be integrated by some broader framework, respondents were asked, following a set of items dealing with family, friends, work, and the like as sources of meaning, if they «try to keep all these areas separate or tie them all together?»

Usually, prepackaged items that do not require refrigeration, such as bottled water, crackers and so on do not require such a license, while foods such as meat that need to be kept hot or cold may need it, as well as the proper equipment to keep the food hot or cold.

Whenever I'm sent by my wife to the store on «milk & bread» runs, there's one rule I follow that keeps me from endlessly wandering the fluorescent freezer - aisled jungle: if we need more than three items, I must make a list.

Especially when you keep buying stuff that you don't need and add to those items.

I keep you in mind for items I need and Want.

Seriously I need to take you with me when I go grocery shopping because I just seem to attract the more expensive items and my money keeps running away from me!

We'll have the kitchen available if you need it and there is a frig, power, and a grill at the dock for keeping items hot or cold.

Keep an eye on the garlic; you might need to pull it earlier than the rest of the items.

It should be noted that for those interested in keeping a strictly kosher - for - Pesach kitchen, most of these prepared items would need a kosher - for - passover hechsher (kosher symbol).

I kept things pretty simple, showing several different ways to prepare vegetables (sauté and quick pickle) as well as some items that don't really need any preparation, like kimchi and California Avocado.

Fondues that use oil or broth need to be prepared in metal pots as they can keep the liquid hot enough for items like meats and fish to cook.

I've read some items, like flax seed and ground flax seed will go rancid so they are best kept in the freezer and other items need refrigerated (tahini?).

Most craft fair organisers will ask you not to pack up before the end of the fair, so you need to have enough stock to replenish sold items and keep your display looking good right until the end of the day.

Other than the standard bedding, towels, toiletries, and small appliances to outfit their dorms, some may need a couple of tech items to keep them working and on schedule.

If you know you will need a specific item, we recommend keeping it separate from your breastmilk.

According to the United State Department of Agriculture (USDA), leftover food items need to be kept out of the «danger zone» — between the temperatures 40 degrees F and 140 degrees F.

This helpful home management program lets you keep to - do lists for your children, lets you keep a running grocery list of needed items, and lets you track your family's activity calendar.

We make constant sweeps to recover errant cell phones, important papers, and other items that need to be kept out of reach.

We really don't need so much for babies but it is wonderful to give them beautiful natural items that hopefully can be kept for future generations or passed on to other lucky kiddos.

It is one of the perfect baby items you need to keep everyone happy.

This is a perfect place to securely keep diapers and wipes as well as other changing items you may need on hand.

From saline drops to gripe water, you can find all of the necessary items needed to keep your child comfortable if he is sick or feeling uncomfortable.

The main zippered center pocket is a perfect place to keep bulky items like clothes and blankets while the two mesh side pockets are great for quick and easy access to things you need the most like wipes and pacifiers.

I normally keep most of these items in the back of my van during sports season because you never know what you will need.

The only thing you won't keep using are the covers, which will get outgrown, but the rest of the items you need to get started you will keep using for then next 2.5 years.

Keep it simple and only purchase the baby items that you actually need.

Divide items that you'll need on the road into separate bags and keep them within easy reach.

The six - inch height makes it the optimal size for children, so they can reach what they need to get, and still keep them safely away from the items they shouldn't be able to reach.

To keep track of how many Jumpstart items you have, look above the categories and it will say how many more you need.

The parent tray in this good umbrella stroller features two drink holders and extra storage space where the parent can keep some valuable items they will need when riding.

In your bag should be the following: a stain remover pen or wipes for those spills and spit - up moments; a pen, a notebook, activity items to keep your child occupied (like those little coloring packs), snacks, drinks (for the kids not you), business cards, and any other items that you have needed on more than one occasion - like diapers and wipes.

This is a cool item if you need to keep your older child occupy.

Since the warehouse is above an actual grocery store, there is no need to keep huge quantities of items since if they run out they can be obtained from the grocery store itself.

It saves you from carrying all of the items between rooms, just keep one permanently in each place you'll need them.

Keep a closet or a drawer stocked with items your tween will likely need at some point during the year for homework or projects.

Having an unstructured diaper bag makes it so difficult to find what you need and keep all of your items organized.

To get this baby's stuff, all you need is to keep an eye on the listing, some items may have been listed for quite a while and if you contact the seller, you can probably get them for free.

Items can be left inside once dried, keeping them protected until they're needed again.

It's a good idea to keep this bag packed with the following items at all times so if you need to leave the house in a hurry — especially if you have to take baby to the doctor unexpectedly — you'll be ready:

Four interior side pockets keeps important items handy and the large center section leaves plenty of room to hold everything you need with space to spare.

Keep in mind what items you will actually need versus gear that is nice to have.

Otherwise, you'll need to check your suitcase and keep your computer bag / purse and pump as carry - on items.

My child uses the bib for eating to keep clothes nice as well as for painting, arts and crafts.We do not need other items but only this one and as keeping baby / kids products simple and minimized, I appreciate the versatile approch.

It is best to keep these sanitation needs in mind whilst packing and to keep some extra precautionary items that keep your baby safe from new germs.

And while you don't want to be checking it day and night, it's smart to keep an eye on the registry as people make purchases, because there will inevitably be one item you need that no one picks up (diaper pails aren't thought of as very fun gifts, for instance).