Sentences with phrase «something along the lines of once»

Something along the lines of once or twice a week would work well.

Not exact matches

While many clients will edit lightly, and once in a while someone will take the time to write their own, for the most part, the clients post something much along the lines of what you wanted.

I once heard a sermon somewhere else where the guy was talking about Philippians I think, and he stopped to explain the first line, which is something along the lines of «Paul, a bondservant (slave!)

On my side of the family, once when I was nursing my 11 - month old baby, my crusty Hungarische aunt, well into her 80's, made some critical remark about the scandalousness of allowing him to have his way with my bod at that late age, I said something along the lines of «what's the matter, didn't you get enough when you had the chance?»

«A coworker once said something along the lines of, «I think if you breastfeed a baby past them being able to ask for it, it's basically abuse.»

I communicated this to a friend once (who was already signed up as a Wellness Advocate with dōTERRA) and she said something along the lines of --

I once read a quote in Vogue many years ago that said something along the lines of, «you shouldn't let weather dictate what you wear.

Perhaps something along those lines will make an appearance once again although the main focus will certainly be on their popular line of redemption products.

I'm sure, once his paper has been published, that he will explain something along the lines of spending a year checking and re-checking his assumptions and calculations, looking for where he may have made a misstep.

Once someone with sufficient resources, influence and power manages to convince himself that something MUST be done and be done SOON, or the human race (complete with all those innocent grandchildren) is doomed, then the door is open to anyone susceptible enough to buy into that level of sheer panic and hysteria, and wealthy enough to act on those fears, to initiate some potentially destructive and irreversible scheme along the lines suggested by our well meaning but naive colleague, Mr. McDonald.

And the reality is, once the both of them calm down, as perhaps you and I have done in the past, they'll think something along the lines of, «Who was that that acted that way?