Sentences with phrase «come up to summer»

If you are looking to lose weight as we come up to summer, or to even boost how your body looks and become more toned, then protein is such an important part of that.

The 23 - year old is a typical sort of Wenger signing, with great skill and attacking flair, and if this was coming up to the summer window then I would definitely be more inclined to believe it.

Those glasses are so stunning, I definitely need to get myself a new pair now that it is coming up to Summer!

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Davidson came up with the idea this summer, when she volunteered on a farm in upstate New York to mourn the sudden death of her best friend.

Last summer, Senators Angus King and Roy Blunt tried with the Regulatory Improvement Act of 2013, which calls for a committee to come up with a plan to review, simplify, and cut federal regulations.

After John Kelly came in as chief of staff last summer, Porter ended up serving as a crucial ally in Kelly's effort to install a more rigorous process.

When Memorial Day comes around each May, it kicks off the summer season and also seems to wake up everyone's travel bug.

It comes with a silver, black, or gold finish, and promises longer battery life (up to ten days), but it costs $ 299 and won't be available until later in the summer.

With a couple thousand dollars from my summer job life guarding (more to come on this in a future post), I opened up a US Federal Treasury Money Market fund that enabled me to avoid paying any taxes.

just today, on monster.com, the dream job in my company that i've waited 10 years to come up, it came up, a transfer to NYC, everything i wanted, it came up this summer the very week i went from short term disable to permanent disable.

The summer I came to faith, my friend gave me a copy of The Cost of Discipleship [SCM Press], Bonhoeffer's most famous book, and he told me the story of this man who, because of his faith, spoke up for the Jews in Nazi Germany and got involved in the plot against Hitler.

Claiming miracles in the debris of a summer storm is as vacuous as praying for a four to come up on each of six - hundred times you roll a die, and then claiming that god answered your prayers «about a hundred times.»

We've allowed them to come in at noon — and they line up long before that, even in summer.

Artist / designer Anthony Burill has come up with an interesting way to raise awareness and funds for the environmental damage on the Gulf Coast from this summer's oil spill.

We will share one of our absolute favorite summer recipes there, so we will make sure to let you know when the post comes up.

One of the plus - sides to planting acorn squash seeds a season early is that you end up with quite a few squashes just as summer is coming to a close!

Summer for me is all about trying to cool down, and coming up with delicious recipes that don't require an oven.

We used the ingredients I had on hand, which wasn't much, to come up with this end of summer simple salad.

I had some homemade rhubarb jam from last summer in the fridge and I used it up here to make room for this year's coming preserves stash.

It's been a summer of bridal showers and family get togethers this year — what better reason to come up with a yummy salad that is stunning to look at and amazing on the taste buds!

Summer is quickly coming to an end, and I want to soak up every last bit of it.

Sticky Lemon Rolls with Lemon Cream Cheese Glaze Makes 12 large breakfast rolls Strawberry Lemonade Cookies and * Link Party * Summer is quickly coming to an end, and I want to soak up every last bit of it.

And whether it's a summer day spent barbecuing in the backyard or a family vacation by the beach, my parents always come equipped to whip anyone up one of these salt - rimmed delights in minutes.

I am growing my first tomato plant this summer, and I came to smittenkitchen to look up some tomato recipes on your site.

You may be looking for ways to use up summer squash now, but come winter, wouldn't you love to be cooking up a squash casserole or tossing some into spaghetti sauce or sautés?

When I was challenged to come up with a recipe using Litehouse Homestyle Ranch, I knew that I wanted to find something fresh, cold, and easy for the summer months.

What's more, this recipe couldn't be more easy to whip you and you can easily pop them on the barbecue — so they're great for any summer parties you might have coming up.

As I gear up to begin seeding for this year's garden, I'm reminded of the simple — but incredible — power of the home garden, and that for a 3 or 4 month stretch in summer - fall, I buy very little at the grocery store, my food coming from my own little rectangle on this planet, or, for what I can't / don't grow, from the local farmers» markets.

It's that time of year again where Summer is coming, the sun is shining and we need to fit into that teeny bikini again... With Memorial Day approaching and sunny days on the boat, beach and lake ahead, I whipped up this recipe for a refreshingly light crab salad to get myself ready for the weekend.

Coming into summer it's also a great time to take advantage of the ocean or to try out something new, I've recently taken up a body balance class which is just that; great for body balancing.

My daughter is gluten and dairy free since this past summer and when it came to baking cookies for Christmas this year I was a bit worried we were going to have to give up our traditional spritz cookies which have been handed down 5 generations!

So, to honor the special golden fruit I decided to come up with a yummy AIP version of a summer time favorite, peach cobbler.

I've been aspiring to create a cake like this while summer berries are at the height of their season, and the final product has exceeded my aspirations ten fold.It's also perfect timing with Father's Day coming up this weekend!

Excitement for new things to come, summer camp and vacation but it also brought sadness because my little girl is growing up.

We've got a long weekend coming up here in Melbourne, Australia — I'm going to spend part of it planning out my summer recipes!

It got so bad last summer that I knew I had to come up with a plan for making the whole snack thing more streamlined because once I got a snack for someone, another child told me they were hungry too (even after I checked if they wanted something earlier!).

Wonderful recipe and an ingenous way to use up the mountains of zucchini that come out of summer gardens!

This recipe for lightened - up Cucumber Dill Greek Yogurt Rotisserie Chicken Salad comes together in less than 10 minutes and tastes like summer in a bowl thanks to crisp cucumber and flavorful herbs.

Controversial changes over two years ago to Europe's chocolate rules - that had cocoa puritans and producers up in arms - came into force in the summer, providing ingredients companies with a raft of new opportunities.

This week I wanted to come up with a healthy, version of a summer classic that meat eaters and veggie lovers alike would all enjoy.

When it comes to quenching your thirst, I always recommend drinking lots of water during the summer months (particularly if you're in the sun and working up a sweat with boogie boarding and ultimate frisbee!).

In late summer and early fall, when the chiles harvest comes in and vendors set up gas - fired roasters in dirt lots and grocery store parking lots, the sweet, pungent aroma of green chile fills the air and tells us: It's time to make green chile cheeseburgers!

Inspiration comes to us in many different ways: a bird inspiring us to build a contraption to fly, a falling apple uncovering the science behind gravity, the astounding power of a summer storm to garner the electricity to light up our lives.

In late summer the sun is coming up just as I finish and I usually sit for a bit and often reply to messages from Austrlia (they are going to bed around that time).

Usually, chili needs to cook for several hours, but because I don't like to sit over a hot stove in the summer, I've come up with a great recipe that doesn't require endless hours on the stove.

I grew up eating these in Croatia, spending every summer at my grandmother's who had a giant sour cherry tree right outside her kitchen window... as kids, we used to climb it and sit amidst the cherries for hours, only coming down at bedtime, with stained shirts and hands:) Almost seems a sin to cook these in a pie and not eat them fresh...... looks awesome, though!!

Summer is still hanging in there and that means that I'm still using up those wonderful fruits — but it also means that fall fruits are starting to come into play.

I found these gorgeous yellow tomatoes and decided to do a twist on a typical Gazpacho and came up with this delicious Sweet Summer Yellow Tomato, Corn & Pepper... [Read more...]

It's that time of year when pool parties, bonfires, and warm summer bbqs are replaced with indoor get togethers and that means that instead of simply grabbing something frozen to throw on the bbq we're faced with the task of coming up with more weather appropriate dishes to serve.

Our house has been packed with blackberries this entire summer, so I thought it was high time I come up with a way to bake something out of them.