Sentences with phrase «bit of a dent»
So as a Pastor I will mention a couple of points here to see if it will make a difference, while I fully understanding that for some it will not make the least bit of a dent.
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Spieth put a bit of a dent in the lopsided scoring and hoped to do more damage over the weekend.
This model may leave a bit of a dent in your wallet but you certainly get a lot for your money, it comes complete with a bassinet, toddler seat, rain shield and bug shield for both seats.
That puts a bit of a dent in the family budget.
Windows Mixed Reality might currently be a niche within a niche, but it seems as though it has already made a bit of a dent on the VR landscape.
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Wenger and the Arsenal players need to do their bit, of course, and perform much better than they have been, but if Liverpool can further dent Chelsea's confidence, could we be set for a long overdue EPL win over them?
I think that a big part of this, for me, is that the tiny bit of time the technician spends scrubbing my feet with a pumice stone isn't enough to put a dent in the calluses on my feet.
On the contrary, richest men in these wealthy men dating sites are middle - aged and married men who are ready to dent their wallets a bit in exchange for the hottest party of sugar babies as far as there is no hazard of commitment.
It would allow me to start saving a bit more so that when unexpected surprises happen they don't make as big of a dent.»
But these common errors can cost you a bit of cash — or really put a dent in your retirement wealth.
We'll have to wait and see, but this last bit of information kind of put a dent on what was mainly a positive overhaul of the program.
«I love your energy and your heart and I often think «if only there were a few more Maggie Dents in this world for those having a bit of a hard time».
The tray has a bit of paint loss, a little rust, and some dents evidencing its true vintage condition.
The shabby chic look is a timeless cottage trend and is easy to achieve with pieces that have a bit of patina, like console tables with worn paint or old copper baskets with a few dents.