Sentences with phrase «building forts out»

My brother and I spent many a summer day up in the hay loft, building forts out of bales, naming new kittens (so many kittens!)

If that is the case, it's working incredibly well — Activision is building forts out of the fat stacks rolling in not only from the Skylanders games and associated toys, but also from book and mobile tie - ins.

Play - acting as a wild animal while building forts out of pillows.

During the day he works on servers at a university and at night he's changing diapers, building forts out of couch cushions and making dinner.

Build a fort out of cardboard boxes.

Here's hoping for at least one mini-game that allows us to build forts out of cardboard boxes.

I want corpses and wreckage and blood stains and bullet casings to hang around forever so I can build a fort out of them and defend it using makeshift catapults that launch flaming nuns.

Not exact matches

Just clear out some space on the bottom shelf of the freezer and build a fort with bags of frozen vegetables and cold packs — no one will ever find you sweet sandwich stash!

I'm all for good ol' fashioned snuggle times when the weather is chilly, but, trust me, there are only so many forts you can build and cookies you can bake before EVERYONE needs to get out of the house this winter.

We all spent it out of doors - the kids doing everything from biking, shooting bows and arrows to building forts and working on improving Ani's garden cottage, setting up the hammocks and on and on.

If you're shoveling snow, have them come out and «help» by clearing a small section and building a snowman or a fort.

Find out what you can do when your child starts building forts with his mashed potatoes or castles with his broccoli.

It turns out that fort building is also an important part of childhood for brain development.

On the deck, there is an open area with a railing where the children can play, and a 7 × 8 enclosed clubhouse area where they can build forts, have camp outs, and play outside even if it is raining.

Just about every kid loves building forts and having some neat place to hang out.

The player ventures out, gathers supplies, and builds a makeshift fort while also searching for food and water.

It's the time for building forts made out of branches between the hours of nine and three, for meeting other kids down the block, for reading the books you want to read, and for vacations in far off lands or in campgrounds in your own backyard.

I've seen pictures of used bookstores who built playhouse - sized forts out of stacks and stacks of Fifty Shades books that they can't dump and nobody will buy.

After watching the sun set at Maslinica bay, check out the island's peppering of stylish beach clubs, seaside bars, and open - air restaurants — then drop your bags at the Heritage Hotel Martinis - Marchi, built inside an 18th - century Venetian fort - castle and ideally situated for those who want to explore Šolta's ancient villages and crystal - clear bays.

It's tragic, because the procedural environments and fort - building tools should encourage some of the most creative, improvisational teamwork in games, but the bloated progression and loot systems stomp out that fire with ease.

PUBG and H1Z1 are happy to let you crouch in a bush and try to glitch as much of your player model out of view as possible, but Fornite gives you the potential to build an eponymous fort, or lay waste to an opponent's.

All of us can jump in and build a fort, fend off the monsters of the wilderness, and toss gear to the once - a-week guy so he can just join in, while the 24 × 7 guy can go crazy without out - leveling his friends and leaving them behind.

I've seen people build some rather astonishing forts, only for them to be left abandoned because you have to move out of the storm.

Build forts during the day, defend them at night from the undead, and venture out to especially dangerous areas for the best gear and loot.

The other three large works are stratigraphic layerings built up at the archaeological sites which inspired them, their earthy tones considerably weathered by the practical necessity of being left out during the months of their formation on Welsh hill forts.

This fort is facing a problem of water seeping out into the clay - rich soil, it was built of.

Any leftover windows go to my eldest neph waaay out in the country for an appropriate part - treehouse, part fort for his 3boys, since AuntSuse cant build»em hay forts & mazes in GreatGramps» barn like did for their daddy.

Wallpaper featuring trees serves as a suitable backdrop, while a custom - built fort, kitted out with a slide and chalkboard wall, provides ample protection from marauding invaders (read: adults).