Sentences with phrase «as an icebreaker at»

Tip: this makes you memorable and also serves as an icebreaker at parties.

It's almost unavoidable to use your dog as an icebreaker at some point because your dog needs to be walked.

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Sending Icebreakers will also be available to you as well as the guided communication (at least on eHarmony.com).

There'll be plenty to look at and loads to talk about; often these local events function as the perfect icebreaker.

Silver membership comes at a very reasonable price (see above) and gets you all the communication features you need, including email, IM chat, access to most chat rooms, as well as allowing you to send icebreakers to initiate contact.

As a premium member you get unlimited email, «winks» (automated icebreakers that can be sent at the click of a button to express interest), «flirt» (as with winks but you send imagesAs a premium member you get unlimited email, «winks» (automated icebreakers that can be sent at the click of a button to express interest), «flirt» (as with winks but you send imagesas with winks but you send images).

Travel on a new, powerful class of icebreaker as it attempts a historical run at the North Pole.

He takes close - up photos of people's eyes regularly, and meets the love of his life (Astrid Berges - Frisbey) at a party while using the eye - photo line as an icebreaker.

➤ Use the cards as an icebreaker activity at the beginning of the school year or right after school holidays.

It's important to keep such commerce, carried out by specialized ships serving special markets, in perspective, as Lawson Brigham, a former icebreaker captain and professor of Arctic policy at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks, wrote recently in Foreign Policy.

The gash was acquired when the icebreaker hit an uncharted shoal, as it began the 1,000 mile journey from Dutch Harbor in the Aleutians to Shell's oil drilling site in Alaska's Chukchi Sea... «Climbers are on the St. Johns Bridge and we are not going anywhere,» Daniel Hendricks, a demonstrator, tweeted to SeattlePI.com A moment later, echoing famous words («On ne passe pas») of France's Gen. Robert Nivelle at the World War I Battle of Verdun, Hendricks declared: «The Fennica shall not pass.»

At the beginning as an icebreaker, or during a meeting for a break or to boost the energy of the group, you can ask everyone to write down what they want their tombstone to read one day.