Sentences with phrase «bring you over frozen»

You have one sweet friend to bring you over frozen yogurt!

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These cutting - edge products and inventions run the gamut; from outerwear that can insulate against freezing temperatures (even when wet), to a robotic fishing lure that brings dead bait back to life and a full suspension mountain bike that can trek over any terrain.

I avoid prepared foods, frozen meals, snacks, treats, and most processed items since they tend to raise my grocery bill tremendously and they tend to bring me over budget.

Former Liverpool man John Aldridge has echoed his thoughts and believes that Jurgen Klopp should bring the Frenchman back into the fold after being frozen out for well over a year now.

According to DailyMail Arsenal are interested in bringing in Manchester United's Nani, who has been frozen out recently over a contract dispute (sound familiar?).

This time of year bringing seasonal play inside is fun and over on What to do with the children they have some Frozen small world play.

The exceptional strengthening of a high - pressure area in Siberia, which brought freezing temperatures to Finland in late February and early March, may be partly the result of atmospheric warming over the Arctic Ocean.

We've spent over a year working with $ 6 million worth of packaging equipment to bring you a traditionally made bone broth that doesn't require freezing.

During today's Nintendo Direct Mini, Nintendo announced that Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze will be heading to the Nintendo Switch on May 4th, 2018 and bringing over the acclaimed platformer to the system.

They also discuss what role U.S. Secretary of Education nominee Betsy Devos plays in the state's school closure discussion, concerns over President Donald Trump's order to freeze all grant programs at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and a move to bring new voting machines to Michigan.

Its impact remains clouded with scientific uncertainty, its effects will be felt over generations, and it is being amplified by everything from microwaving a frozen dinner to bringing electricity to an Indian village.