Sentences with phrase «bit of a tall order»
So how, in 2018, can we reap the benefits of meditation if we're not the stereotypical meditation «type» — or if we find the idea of fitting a regular meditation practice into a modern, cerebral, hectic lifestyle a bit of a tall order?
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Still, it's a bit of a tall order to expect families to shell out movie - theater dollars for such material barely a step above generic and forgettable, especially for a formula we're experiencing for the fourth time around, so without bringing more to the proceedings worth loading up the minivan for.
I also don't mean use any mine / project NPVs that the company may provide either... Bit of a tall order, eh?!
This is proving to be a bit of a tall order..!
Admittedly, to do Paris in a weekend is a bit of a tall order, however one can't write a list about city breaks and miss off this icon.
And with non-gaming consumer products accounting for nearly half of Rovio's revenue, creating the next Angry Birds might be a bit of a tall order.
A bit of a tall order eh?
Not exact matches
«Love the sweater, but I ordered in a Medium TALL and was a bit disappointed in the length of the sleeves.
I actually ordered a «tall» version of this dress because I wanted a little bit more length.
I actually ordered the regular version of them to try instead of the Tall ones so I'm hoping they might fit a bit better as I love them so much.
And the next time I'm on a layover, I might just skip the lounge and instead head down the concourse in search of a nice order of pretzel bites and a tall mug of Coors Light.
It's transformed into a coherent experience that stands the test of time a bit better than its transitional - 3D - era predecessors, and while it is the latest entry in the series, not dropping off in quality with the next installment is going to be a tall order.
That's a tall order, especially in the northern parts of the world, as maintaining heated, lighted greenhouses all winter long consumes quite a bit of energy and money, which is something that small and local growers in the north can't generally afford to do.
For roughly $ 20 after delivery charge and tip (hey, it's not the driver's fault my body physically rejected its first bite of pizza), it's a tall order to stomach such sub-par pizza.