Sentences with phrase «ask about the yard»

If they ask about the yard and the kitchen, then tell them everything there is to know about the kitchen.

Not exact matches

How about you ask Christian Hackenberg if his face is still imprinted at the 50 - yard line of Lincoln Financial Field from last year's Temple ass - whippin» of Penn State.

A salesman asks about Young - blood's lawn, and he snarls, «It's 100 yards long!»

Then, Johnson asked about Smith's speed — and got a far more positive response than some of Smith's 40 - yard clockings would have seemed to warrant.

Of course, he wasn't asked about players being daft enough to actually smoke in a changing room just yards from the management and coaching staff.

If you have any doubt about the safety of the crib or play yard, ask for a replacement or consider other options.

In the very last exchange of the live - broadcast, 30 - minute debate, I asked him why it was that he, when he was chair of the NYS Assembly's committee on the environment, did nothing about the 1990 environmental dumping incident at Stewart ANG Base (which was in Hinchey's political back yard).

If you grab an average person off the street and ask them how they feel about the recently departed 2016, they'd probably give you a detached thousand yard stare.

I asked her if there was a particular dog that stood out in her mind and she told me about Duke, a dog who had wandered away from his yard.

A reputable breeder will ask you questions about what you hope to do with the puppy, where it will live, whether you have a fenced yard, and how you will take care of it.

He / she will ask about your family, lifestyle, previous dogs you have had, your experience, your yard, and your plans for your pup.

The woman on the treadmill next to him leaned over and asked what he was going to do about the raccoons in her yard.

You might be asked questions about yourself and your family, the type of home you live in (apartment, townhouse, house, etc.), your life style, if the yard is fenced, the ages of your children (if applicable), and previous dogs you have owned among other things.

(Ask them about their romps in our terrific play yard!)

We'll ask questions about your family, your yard, if anyone is home during the day, the ages of your children, the hours you work, if your other pets are spayed and neutered (we do not adopt to families with unaltered dogs), what made you interested in a beagle, what you know about the breed and most importantly, what questions you have for us about beagles.

Expect them to ask you questions about fenced yards, and the type of work that you and / or your spouse do for a living.

Water efficiency isn't about asking citizens to shower once a week or plant a cactus in the front yard.

And I ask a lot of questions about things like room size, neighborhood, and back yard,» she says.

When buyers were asked where they first learned about the home they purchased, 43 percent said the Internet (unchanged from last year, but up from 36 percent in 2009); 33 percent from a real estate agent; 9 percent a yard sign or open house; 6 percent from a friend, neighbor or relative; 5 percent from home builders; 3 percent directly from the seller; and 1 percent a print or newspaper ad.

As usual, pretty much everything is from yard sales or Goodwill — but if you have a question about something, feel free to ask!