Sentences with phrase «barely let go of me»

He barely let go of me all day but didn't speak at all until we were around other people.

Not exact matches

Looking back I can barely remember what went on in there, but just that I went in with a fighter's mentality of not letting them speak over me, bully me or misrepresent what we are doing.

I'm a single parent and I can barely make myself a cup of tea right now, let alone return to work as a midwife Do you have any tips to help move through that initial period of poor health to a point where I could feasibly go shopping / stand up long enough to cook / even do an online shopping order?

Marcus Rashford (16 mins) N / A — Brought on after West Brom went ahead but barely got a touch of the ball, let alone a shot in on goal.

He and I lived apart and he'd barely met my parents, who lived 3,000 miles from me, so who was going to take care of whom wasn't part of our discussion; it did, however, impact my relationship with my sister, my only sibling, and let's just say it wasn't pretty.

Maybe you folks at State of Politics can ask Paterson where he gets the nerve to let these statements go out with his name attached after he barely got out of Albany without a perp walk?

Easternblot: @ricardipus I was barely edited, but I had to let go of my pictures, which I loved in the post.

Are you one of those people who can barely find some free time to relax from their busy daily schedule, let alone go to the gym?

And, it can feel really challenging to stay on top of your goals when there's barely enough time to go to the bathroom — let alone get to the gym and food prep for hours on Sunday.

And before you go thinking it's all high - end items you'll barely get any use out of, let me tell ya: almost every item I've purchased there is a staple I get tons of use out of!

I would barely call myself crafty, let alone handy, but these hacks have me itching to go to town on a few of my lingering IKEA pieces to give them a new lease on life.

A bone - crunching, testosterone - pumping freight train of destruction that barely lets you catch your breath once it gets going, «The Raid» delivers the closest thing to non-stop, wall - to - wall action that I've ever seen, and a big part of what makes it so awesome is the amazing fight choreography, including what is easily some of the best close - quarters combat committed to film.

More impressive, the eight - speed automatic transmission shifts incredibly smoothly, barely letting itself be felt during acceleration runs or dealing with the everyday stop - and - go of city traffic.

How every once storied automaker these days is «Americanizing» in the words of that Ferrari dude that was let go a while back (alright, that's sort of the word he used), building crappy luxury SUVs that can barely navigate a speedbump, making lame four - door sports cars, and entry - level econoboxes, just sickens me.

I could barely accomplish that once in a race let alone three times, so I gave up and let go of my golden dreams.

But the Times barely lets him get going on the supposed subject of the column, the art he owns and keeps for himself:

The climate effects of those changes (if any) are still poorly understood, especially given that we barely understand what's going on at the simple electrochemistry level, let alone at the level of complexity of the climate.