Sentences with phrase «control of the stash»

If he can follow the rules, your child gets to keep control of the stash.

There's very little of the laughs and intrigue left to discover by this point, ultimately becoming a standard free - for - all melee between Julia and the apartment complex tenants for control of the stash of money.

Not exact matches

Well, some circumstances beyond our control made it abundantly clear that it was not the right time to open shop, so my folder full of recipes got stashed.

I finally managed to whittle down my out - of - control nut butter stash to just 2 jars — 1 peanut, 1 almond (coconut butter and tahini don't count) but then my cupboard was looking a little bare so I had to restock again -LRB-!)

I ordered two to start, then quickly ordered four more, and now my stash is out of control.

But the algorithm also carries out other steps, such as periodically exchanging portions of players» cake stashes in a carefully controlled way, with an eye toward increasing the number of domination relationships between players.

Has your craft stash gotten out of control?

I also use the Stash investment app, which is cool because it gives the user a little more control over the kinds of companies that your money is invested in.

But whereas Acorns comes with limits in terms of portfolio options (you currently have just 5 portfolios to choose from if you're an Acorns customer), Stash offers more than 40 portfolio options to choose from, giving you a bit more control of where your money is going.

He was upset that she'd destroyed the planter and was going to call animal control when a good samaritan intervened and stashed her in her apartment in the hopes of finding a home or a rescue for her.

Before she's spirited off to wherever princesses are stashed away in such situations, Zelda manages to tell Link that it's his destiny to save Hyrule and that he must locate the legendary Master Sword, which is the only blade capable of defeating the powerful force controlling Agahnim.

I'm in the process of churning out some projects in an effort to stash - bust and get all the fabric organized and under control.