Sentences with phrase «absolutely nothing beats»

I cleanse without worrying that it's stripping my hair, and absolutely nothing beats how soft the conditioner makes my hair feel.»

Absolutely nothing beats a bowl of homemade bone broth!

When you consider the cream of the crop of fresh - food options — accessibility, storage, taste and labor vs. nutritional payoff, absolutely nothing beats these purple little wonders.

Not exact matches

He knew he was beaten before he started and did absolutely nothing during the debate but to dance around the issues and sweat like an embarassed and humiliated child.

Ben absolutely loved this cake and said that for him, it only comes second to my chocolate chip cookie dough brownie cake (nothing can ever beat cookie dough in his book!).

Absolutely nothing, except for the fact that eating it at home sure beats a trip to the bagel shop.

There's absolutely nothing that can beat an authentic curry in my book!

He gains absolutely nothing from these exchanges except to remind people about Jones beating him

When you say stupid team with a coach out of his depths are you really being ignorant or intelligent.Also the fact that if we had played PSG, Real Madrid etc. during pre-season and won it still means absolutely nothing in terms of the fact that it does not determine our season whatsoever and does not guarantee us success but what it only means is that we beat them.So when I see people stressing on things like those I roll my eyes.As I said earlier if you win a match today you can lose tomorrow and vice versa.No match is dependent on the other.You had better stop wasting your time.

Pirlo has logged a lot of minutes since he made his own injury comeback, so you have to think doing absolutely nothing outside of watching his teammates beat Inter and having a glass of wine or two felt pretty good.

what a joke!how can we go from absolutely dominating one half to complete self destruction in the second?watching us in the first half I would have said no team in the league could have lived with us, never mind bloody Tottenham!second half were shocking.what was bales goal all about?a hoof over the top and our defence all taken out in one go.the second was an even bigger farce.why the hell couldn't cesc just head the thing.we should have been out of sight by then.what kind of striker is chamakh?what is his problem.twice he was played clean through and he had no intention of going for goal.work rate is all well and good and being able to put it in from 3 yards but if he is going to lead the line he needs to have a proper strikers instinct.sure enough if we give away enough stupid free kicks then the opposition will score because we cant defend and thats exactly what happened.we'll be winning nothing unless we buy some players with spines and balls.getting beat to 2 newly promoted teams and spurs at home.way to let chelsea off the hook fellas.what did wenger say yesterday...» best squad ive ever had....

Shawn Levy (This is Where I Leave You, The Internship) returns as a director and he's clearly on autopilot now, merely hitting predictable beats at predetermined intervals, with absolutely nothing new to add to the series, save for a new set of museum displays to animate.

Fortunately, the movie doesn't feel like an overextended sketch though it does have its narrative detours that dawdle (a celebrity drug deal is padded out with far too few jokes), running jokes that hold on for a beat too long and then some (the George Michael fascination culminates in a drug sequence that does absolutely nothing), and there are missed opportunities that seem obvious (Key using his new gangster friends to intimidate a man making advances on his wife).

But even then, there is exactly zero incentive to go back and try to improve your design by making your bridge cheaper, because there's absolutely nothing to show for beating your own score.

He will not waste time beating around the bush or create verbose statements (many words put together that look impressive but mean absolutely nothing).