Sentences with phrase «case of hiccups»

DottyWot helps her brother who has got a case of the hiccups.

You know how annoying a stubborn case of hiccups can be — how do you think your baby feels?

Don't worry if your baby has a bad case of the hiccups.

Maybe this brings us to the other issue which is that Arsenal should always aim to score early so that in case of hiccups it will already have secured the points.

There are some more severe cases of hiccups like chronic hiccups, persistent hiccups, and intractable hiccups which are likely not the case for your little one, as they are very rare.

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Luckily, most cases of baby hiccups go away on their own.

Chalk up any tiny rhythmic movements you may be feeling to a case of baby hiccups, which may be common from now on.

This practice is in accordance with what the Executive does almost every election year to avoid spending hiccups in case of a...

It is particularly helpful in cases of nausea (morning sickness, travel sickness), hiccups, flatulence and griping.

So, Case Zero has hiccups in its ability to entertain you that feel like leftovers from the original game, but it also has some awesome weapons to play with and a good deal of that Dead Rising humor and charm you can't get anywhere else.

In our Dead Rising 2 review, we said the zombie gorefest offers crazy, imaginative fun in abundance, and in our DR2 Case Zero review, we said the title has hiccups in its ability to entertain but also awesome weapons and a good deal of humour and charm.

Otherwise, you will to regularly keep transferring funds and in case, your trading account gets short of funds, your trading sees a hiccup.

While working there, I was involved with uncovering five reserving errors, each of which should have led to a hiccup in earnings, and in one case, a severe loss.

Given enough opportunity, that admiration can turn — as it has in my case — into a halting, hiccupping series of crushes, especially as you get a better grip on his origins.

When a miscarriage of justice case hits the headlines, it is easy to dismiss it as a shocking one - off aberration — a minor hiccup in a system that otherwise functions in a satisfactory fashion.

Moreover, who wants to pay a lot of money out - of - their - pocket in case the vehicle meets with an accident and get damages or get hiccups each time the traffic police stops for a regular check?

Keep a Record of All Confirmations Finally, as the chaos settles, make sure you've kept a paper (or electronic) trail of all the confirmations and tax payments you've made in case there's a hiccup in the process.