Sentences with phrase «catch those fly aways»

You might want to have a plate handy to catch those fly aways, or have your little pooch near by, who I'm sure would much appreciate the kind gesture.

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«Hawaii might have day boats that catch the fish that day, bring it in, sell it, and it goes on a plane and flies to Vancouver right away,» he says.

If, as the old proverb goes, a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush, it's because most of today's birds can swiftly fly away before you can catch them.

They used it internally and externally to avoid catching the disease and to keep the flies and other pests away.

Despite boater hats and umbrellas flying away, getting caught in the rain, an ant attack on our donuts and also (this is completely true), inexplicably, a historical reenactment with international participants happening all around us, we had Read more

I'm pretty sure they named this dress the Starry Flight Dress, because if you catch the wind just right, you could probably fly away.

The vet and the tech stepped away from Yogi, as I flew to the other side of the table, catching him mid-air so he wouldn't crash into the wall.

Nets were then thrown over the trees and the dogs were given the command to flush; this caused the birds to attempt to fly away, at which point they were caught in the nets.

Experience the thrill of catching a yellow on fly, far away from the bustling city, the gentle...

In mid June we'll fly to the UK to catch up with friends and family (we'll have been away for 16 months).

Players can race full throttle off the Golden Gate Bridge and transform instantly into a speedboat as they hit the Bay, catch a huge wave, and seamlessly transition into a stunt plane and fly away into the sunset.

We have not shied away from calling out laggards, but our modus operandi has been to shine a light on the leaders and solutions, guided by the adage that «you can catch more flies with honey than vinegar.»

The eagle, which was caught in a trap when the brothers came across it, wasn't injured and was able to fly away, probably majestically.

It's an easily wipeable surface that stands behind a basin or hob, to catch any stray droplets of water or specks of hissing pan fat that may fly away whilst you're carrying out your daily chores.