Sentences with phrase «bloody long way»

Not exact matches

He said: «Both of them were becoming war weary and wanted to find a way out and I think at long last after very bloody battles I think we're finally at a stage where we might see a truce holding to allow the politicians to do their work.»

These little crunch bombs are bloody addictive and reminiscent of the long forgotten vegetable thin - only way better.

Online, find better ways to tailgate with recipes for a sandwich tower, long - haul Bloody Mary recipes and more on CookingChannelTV.com.

It's been too long since the quarters of the Women's World Cup (which was bloody brilliant, by the way.

So thank you, again for being a bloody inspiration and a reminder that a little confidence goes a really long way.

Their onscreen violence is luridly graphic, and it works on us in a purely visceral way — we find ourselves longing for the victims to turn the tables, to strike back, to exact bloody, painful vengeance.

«It has been an awfully long and bloody road towards publication but I'm finally on my way.

And embrace the proposition that investing in high quality / growth stocks is ultimately a far more attractive way of compounding long - term portfolio value (particularly on a tax - deferred basis), IF ONLY it weren't so bloody difficult!

Rent - to - own / hire purchase seems like a marvelous way to skip saving, which takes far too bloody long... Rent - A-Center (RCII: US), Aaron's (AAN: US) & easyhome (EH: CN) showrooms are bursting at the seams with stuff you really need.

So, after the first long walk, with the puppy pulling the entire way, they find that the puppy's feet are bloody.

Making your way through the building in order to reach her penthouse suite, it's not long before you encounter Replica's, the Combine - like military clones from the first game, intent on reducing you to a bloody mist.

Elder Scrolls Online works well and hours can melt away as I carve my way through Daedra, so long as I don't get stuck in a bloody wall.

Just by feeling one way or the other, you are an unknowing participant in a long and bloody war over our language.