Sentences with phrase «at one's piece»

The emotion I felt was the same as you would feel when looking at a piece of art.

Start by looking at the piece of chocolate from different angles and notice what happens after you put it in your mouth and chew it.

So pick a few colors that you'd like to wear, and just look at the pieces in your closet that fit that color palette.

As I was leaving, a woman looking at the pieces on an iPod was informed that all the work was sold, but she can come by the gallery if she likes.

You should also be looking ahead up the road, rather than staring at the piece in front of you.

I still look at that piece with watery eyes of pride, believe it or not.

He kept pointing at a piece of paper and saying no ink signature.

After a delicious meal (that someone else has prepared) I would look back at the piece of jewellery I had made with a smile — this is a perfect day after all.

Both of the pieces are very difficult to view and understand when looking up close but make sense by stepping back and looking at the piece as a whole.

As people looked closely at the pieces of evidence and they looked at the chemistry, they slowly came on board to realize that this is a serious issue.

The cover system includes a mechanic where you can aim at another piece of cover and hold down a button to have your character sprint toward, which helps keep the pace high.

But when you look at the pieces separately, they are so eye catching and will boost everyday's outfits.

I would have never wanted to return home after staying at this piece of paradise.

I would look at this piece if I was going to a less formal day wedding or shower, day time event where you want to look pretty but not as formal.

There are some instances, however, when I use primer and / or sand before painting, so you really have to look at each piece individually.

I was looking at pieces for $ 400 - $ 700!

And some of the self - publishing houses are better than others at that piece.

I only took a quick look at a piece about her work, but here are a few obvious concerns.

It's the end of something, it's worthwhile to notice the passing of it, to sit in the space and look at the pieces before you head out.

My entire life I've been the person in my family who turns up her nose at a piece of chocolate.

She doesn't just stop at a piece of zucchini bread.

I assumed the comment was directed at the piece, and just felt like, why argue against a point I never made?

Does not absorb at all when in a pocket diaper, the diaper lining is soaked at this piece of garbage is drier than a bone.

I am always amazed at the pieces you put together.

Well, it is true, this feature is very much appreciated at any piece of clothing I can assure you about that.

The joke's on us, though, because we're the ones lining up to throw our cash at this piece of shit.

Ask students to sit at the pieces of cardboard again.

It is clear that he has taken in what's important to him from his career experiences, and, after looking thoughtfully at each piece, shows them to us.

Does anyone look carefully at the piece and decide to take an inspired walk?

Then the next day when they looked at their piece there was an issue.

It's interesting to look at this piece after almost 2 years.

Take a look at this piece on character strengths for more on that.

I felt like crying and I looked at it and I must have sat there for 15 minutes just staring at this piece.

Like an art museum or gallery, you can take in each piece at your own pace and look at the pieces in whatever order you choose.

I define the difference in whether the viewer is intended to look at the piece from one angle or multiple angles.

First let's take a quick look back at the pieces I chose for my mini capsule closet.

Ask others to look at the piece if you can.

If I look at each piece individually, I'm not really a fan but everything looks so good styled together!

That is why you can have 10 people looking at a piece of art, and get 10 varying opinions.

Looking at the the piece in the studio, I wasn't happy with it at first.

Anyone who has ever worked at piecing together a family tree will relate profoundly to this messy truth.

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You see that some are consistently checking off the same areas they always do as «needing improvement» and that others are simply marking off a skill as «mastered,» scarcely glancing at the piece of writing in front of them.

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The works for this exhibition are being kept under wraps, but with the artist's past history and hints at pieces through titles such as Above Below Betwixt Between and Every Which Way, expect to be wowed by both the work on view and the crowd of art world cognoscenti and celebrities at both openings.

But as a counterpoint, every copywriter will tell you the worst material is produced by committee; groups are better at piecing things together than they are at creating the individual pieces.