Sentences with phrase «because something shiny»

Not exact matches

But we must be missing something, because every autumn, when the chestnuts begin to fall from the tree, I can count on the appearance of friendly, silent strangers, most likely pilgrims to the Marian shrine up the hill, stooping under the tree and gathering the dark, shiny nuts into bulging plastic bags.

I am asking because even properly tempered chocolate (that snaps and hardens) will have a slightly matte finish unless it was in contact with something that would make it shiny, like acetate.

Your child might point out something shiny on your dress because it attracts his / her attention.

It's not something to go into just because it's the next shiny object.

So don't drain it just because you see something shiny and new.

If you don't want to make it work because you'd like to buy that shiny Porsche, that's something else.

The old saying that rings most true here is this, «Just because something is shiny and new and you can, does not mean that you have to, or that you should.»

Because Nintendo's history with the Virtual Console DEFINITELY indicates that that will actually happen, and that they won't abandon it the next time something shiny rolls their way.

So don't drain it just because you see something shiny and new.

Because, UGH — that shiny black fireplace coupled with a big, black TV is just a sad, dark abyss and not something I want to call attention to.

I would totally make a pillow out of it or maybe cover a tufted ottoman with it, combined with some fancy trim because I just love the mix of something worn and weathered with something shiny and gaudy!