Sentences with phrase «beckons for»

The result is a sweet, sophisticated retreat that beckons for R & R both day and night.»

When the snowy days approach and inclement weather beckons for indoor activities, consider bringing the family to visit our permanent collection.

Tuttle's work always beckons for a closer view anyway.

Alternatively, groceries can be purchased for those wishing to self - cater, and a barbecue on the pool deck beckons for relaxed evenings under the tropical night sky.

The renowned Great Ocean Road beckons for us to explore its beauty.

The contemporary bathroom with large bath and walk - in shower beckons for long soaks.

The gentle night air beckons for a stroll.

If you and your family have a penchant for the great outdoors, foodie adventures, and arts and culture, Adelaide beckons for your next getaway.

He eagerly beckons for me to take center stage.

Just steps away, the town's main plaza beckons for guests to explore, while sightseeing abounds at the mercado and historical cathedral, to name just a few stunning sites.

A petrol stop beckons for us so it's into Betws - y - Coed before dashing to check in at the Groes Inn before 11 pm.

Now at the semi-final stage, the competition will only become fiercer as a place in the national final beckons for those teams prepared to go the extra mile and hone their research, team working and communication skills even further.

Another traffic jam beckons for your thinking skills!

And their cry beckons for a change in Nintendo policy in regards to localizations on North American soil.

The lake beckons us for a swim, and the creek calls to us for wading.

A home game against West Ham beckons for John Carver and his team.

A loan move to the EFL beckons for a player who needs a 40 - game season to continue his development and work towards becoming the Magpies» first choice further down the loan.

The World Championship has been lost and retirement beckons for an unhappy Lewis Hamilton.

My point is that when we go to a bookseller and stare at all the spines and covers that beckon for our bills, we'll have to be smart about what we decide to pick up and take home.

I actually whip up a batch of homemade gluten free graham crackers and store them in my freezer for s» more emergencies (yes, I have those) and chilly evenings that sneak up on you, just beckoning for a fire.

I really can't say no to oatmeal cookies they seem to beckon me for more with each bite, these little babies are a bit dangerous to have around.

Pot of Gould — Premium possibilities beckon for gin In her first monthly column for just - drinks, renowned spirits journalist Patience Gould looks ahead to what 2007 has in store for the major intern

After all, it's been that Claret Jug Long John's been beckoning for since he joined the over-50 gang earlier this year.

The MLS could be beckoning for the former England captain.

Olivier was beckoning for some of the forwards to help press up high and they just looked at him like he had the clap or something...

Eye witness recounts that a shot time after he jumped into the water, they noticed their colleague was struggling and had raised his hand beckoning for help.

Or my bed is beckoning for me?

The whole setup allows every player to adjust the game to their own play style, and while at first it can seem very punishing, the upgrade system and newly learned strategies beckon for «just one more playthrough.»

Top down, we pull the gearshift lever into S mode, grab the steering - wheel - mounted paddles, and rip up and down through the gears, making the optional sport exhaust bark and howl, causing teenage onlookers to beckon for more.

Emails come in, Facebook status updates beckon for our attention and other aspects of the connected life break immersion.

He loves his squeaky toys and will beckon for strangers that enter his foster home to play with him once he warms up to them.

Opposite the wharf, two tempting restaurants beckon for seaside feasts.

A giraffe peers out from the floor - to - ceiling Sergengeti mural and African drums beckon for a beat from the corner near the spa tub for two.

The beach seems to lead on for miles, beckoning for late afternoon and evening walks.

Beneath the well is a damp, dark labyrinth of sorts full of plenty of doors with one being unlocked and beckoning for you to enter.

The spaces Shah creates in her paintings are empty stages, places beckoning for reconciliation, where the living and the passed may meet.

Working since the late 1970s with constant use of vibrant color and thick impasto, Baribeau's paintings beckon for visual evaluation and discovery.

Some days they cook without incident, beckoning for melted butter and other tasty toppings.

«By the time I realised I couldn't get up and beckoned for him, I realised that I had run out of air.»

Not exact matches

The summer is ending and for millions school beckons.

While its nearby neighbor David Chang's Michelin - rated Má Pêche draws in foodies, Tina's beckons a crowd with smaller culinary ambitions: morning commuters seeking a quick coffee, limo drivers breaking for a quick Cuban sandwich, tourists escaping the Midtown scrum.

But the mood is black these days inside One Geoffrey Way in Wayne, New Jersey, spiritual home of the cartoon mascot who's been beckoning to kids for generations.

That's way too much for a movie, especially when a beautiful, sunny afternoon was beckoning outside.

In Chinese tradition it is well known that «Fu» needs to be turned upside down for it to hold its intended meaning of «beckoning in fortune.»

People looking for a bubble in the broader tech sector tend to watch biotech moves because those companies --- often venture - backed and often beckoning with potentially explosive results — are considered barometers of how much appetite investors have for risk.

Isaiah 64 gives us the language to cry out for God's forgiveness and beckon God's presence — in our homes, in our churches, on the streets of Ferguson, Missouri, in the midst of the violence, materialism, injustice, and complacency that characterizes our present Empire.

For, when the Good took up its place at the goal where the reward beckons or where the Good itself beckons to a man, the Good against its will would then be forced to see and to put up with the fact that there were two paths, and two men bent on them; the one be-cause he willed the Good in truth, and humbly but gladly followed its beckoning; the other because fear drove him thence.

The new creation beckons us beyond the bored images and achievements of what we already are; it is a promise for the human, not just for the human as male or female.

Fear, on the other hand, is a dry nurse for the child: it has no milk; a bloodless corrector for the youth: it has no beckoning encouragement; a niggardly disease for the adult: it has no blessing; a horror for the aged: when fear has to admit that the long painful time of schooling did not bring Eternal Blessedness.

As a beckoning toward justice, peace, and respect for the integrity of creation, God requires our response for a fulfillment of her aims.