Sentences with phrase «do the trick nicely»

ED: I agree, higher precious metal prices would do the trick nicely — and then some.

Fortunately I had some juicy sweet unassuming oranges that would do the trick nicely.

I'm actually in the process of making an «as fresh as possible» recipe for just the latte (no paste) and have found that grating 2 medium sized pieces of fresh Turmeric does the trick nicely for 1 litre (4.2 cups) of latte.

A great dish to make ahead and while most of us don't camp with a blow torch, a quick sizzle in a heated, oiled pan over a hot campfire would also do the trick nicely.

With that in mind, this date and pecan bread should do the trick nicely.

If your dinner has imparted stubborn crusty bits onto the pan, the best way to clean it is by rubbing it down with kosher salt and a kitchen towel while it's still warm, then wiping it down with fat (flaxseed oil or lard do the trick nicely).

They will have no chance at all unless they have powerful sanctions at their disposal and a willingness to use them as a lst resort.Provoking a budget crisis will do the trick nicely.

This calming rub with magnesium will do the trick nicely!

It takes a lot to draw attention away from a sheer, embellished white dress with a fuzzy peplum, but electric pink Christian Louboutin «Pigalle» stilettos do the trick nicely.

That's cool; a Ford 150 should do the trick nicely.

And, if you're really dedicated, one good brushing a day of your dog's teeth will do the trick nicely as well.

This does the trick nicely in that regard.

Mine arrived yesterday; it seems to do the trick nicely.

This score represents a good amount of processing power for anyone, and coupled with 2 GB of RAM, it does the trick nicely.

A nice paint job, good lighting and some personality in your accessories will do the trick nicely!

This polka - dot cover up does the trick nicely.

This simple little jar with some lantana cuttings does the trick nicely, I think.

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I love it even more when I can fool those that are skeptical about healthy food actually tasting yummy and this sounds like it would do the trick quite nicely.

These zingy little fudge bites are doing the trick of satisfying any sweet cravings nicely, and one is more than enough as they're pretty rich from the coconut and almond butters.

She offers a comprehensive and nicely done guide to getting started with all things sewing: the best tools and materials to use, basic techniques for everything from inserting a zipper to adding a charm, and tricks of the trade to keep you sewing smoothly!

This Triple Seed Whole Wheat Bread does the trick very nicely.

A pattern with fewer color tones and a larger graphic look does the trick quite nicely.

Maybe a bright belt will do the trick just as nicely.

The lossless DTS - HD Master Audio 7.1 mix doesn't miss a trick, either, in bringing home the substance of the theatrical presentation: it's a nicely immersive mix with discrete placement of effects and full - bodied music, neither threatening the clarity or priority of the dialogue.

While we wait for Michael Dougherty's Trick «r Treat 2 sequel to be officially announced, this will do very nicely.

Puss probably isn't thinking «I want to go out so I shall ask nicely,» he is more likely to be thinking «I want to go out and I know that this type of noise usually does the trick.»

But while it does many things wrong the actual core stealth mechanics work pretty damn well, including the newly introduced Swoop trick which lends itself nicely to daring raids on passing guards coin purses, which I must stress is not a euphemism.

There are simple solutions to cold weather that require no energy (insulation does the trick very nicely — put on a sweater as Jimmy Carter advised).

In places like the kitchen, I have a single white CFL, and it does the trick quite nicely.

When I saw this, I knew I had the perfect spot... and it doing the trick quite nicely!