Sentences with phrase «armloads in»

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I've been wondering what to do with the miso in the fridge, and also bought an armload of carrots at the farmer's market on Saturday.

I long for that experience others bemoan - the zucchini overload, where everything they make has shreds of the green veggie, where they are bringing armloads to work colleagues or leaving a few each day in unsuspecting neighbors» mailboxes.

And I have that kind of stuff in my closet by the armloads.

So, yesterday I found myself in the Macy's dressing room with an armload of dresses and quickly became aware that since I am neither a «mother - of - the - bride» or a teenager (praise Jesus!)

I look forward to the day I can bring huge armloads of blooms in and place some in every room of our farmhouse.

Even once the main story is complete, there are a solid armload of other things to do in the game.

You might wonder who needs all that, then as you dash toward the van with an armload of groceries in a thunderstorm you think: «Oh, I do.»

Would you want your daughter or wife to fight with opening her car with an armload of groceries or school books in the dark?

She had just stepped out of Finklesteins the previous Monday with an armload of new jeans for her boys when an ambulance racing down York Road had veered to avoid hitting a turtlebacked old dearie who was caning her way across the street in full oblivion - deaf, it turned out.

As you leave the bookstore with this armload, on your way to buy the video of Cameron's * Titanic *, rest easy in the knowledge that at least a sequel seems Michael Sims is a frequent contributor to BookPage and the author of Darwin's Orchestra (Henry Holt).

We LIVED in the library, bringing home armloads of books every few days.

You won't be stowing this e-reader in a pocket, but any smaller and the display would require too much scrolling with texts and at 18.9 ounces (just a smidge less than an iPad 2) it's still a lot easier to carry than the armload of heavy books it can replace.

You never need to whip out your keys to unlock your door, which really comes in handy when you're carrying an armload of groceries or luggage.

So a bunch of Nest employees, some people from GOOD, and designer Casey Keasler went down there a couple weeks ago with armloads of paint, plans, furniture and Nest products to redesign three rooms in the Big House.

Whether you're coming through the door with an armload of groceries or are startled by a bump in the night, the ability to say «Alexa, turn on the lights» to banish the darkness is a wonderful thing.

They cringe when someone staggers in with an armload of glitter and greenery on January 3rd.

So fun, been obsessed with all things garden, to busy getting down and dirty to play, I look forward to cute garden dishes in a few years when I can sit back and enjoy all our hard work with armloads of color.

I will put away, finish laundry, floors will be caught up (swept, mopped, vacuumed), I will dust, and bring in an armload of daffodils!

So, yesterday I found myself in the Macy's dressing room with an armload of dresses and quickly became aware that since I am neither a «mother - of - the - bride» or a teenager (praise Jesus!)