Sentences with phrase «different occasions too»

It is a great street style and you can wear it on different occasions too.

Not exact matches

There are too many ingredients to make it for a regular meal (it's not even the time or multiple steps that stop me, just the $ of buying so many different veggies) but I have bookmarked it in my «special occasions» section!

I've made these brownies on 5 different occasions now and some people have even said they were almost too chocolatey.

When it's really hot outside then you might be confused about what to wear for different occasions, as the combination of trousers and tops sometimes might be too much heavy and hot to wear.

It's a smart outfit combination, without making you look too formally dressed, which allows you to wear this outfit for a number of different occasions.

Other than home comfort, we see the celebrities too wearing stylish jumpsuits having open backs and high waist on different occasions like red carpets.

I don't, however, remember too many occasions where I was invited to explore my identity or my classmates» identities to unpack this notion of «I'm different.»

Though the occasions are different, think of many companies that took on too much debt to go private over the last 30 years.

A modern day European transported to the heights of the LIA would not find the climate very different even if winters were sometimes colder than today and summers very warm on occasion too.

Then if they, on the odd occasion, allow themselves to think about what they really would love to do or what they could do, whether that's a business or totally different career, then they overthink it and think, «Oh, it's too good to be true and it's never going to happen.

However, stereotypes come in many different forms, and such arguments may be difficult to raise in any detail, given the many contexts and occasions where stereotypes may take root, especially if questionable stereotypes are not obviously present (until too late).

What is more, she has no doubt that women bring something distinctive to the court: «I too used to be sceptical about the argument that women judges were bound to make a difference, but I have come to agree with those great women judges who think that sometimes, on occasions, we may do so... Different voices add variety and depth to all decision - making.»