Sentences with phrase «everything i see here»

«Everything you see here, with the exception of the module, was built in America,» said Tom Kosto, the executive vice president of Horne Brothers Construction.

I'm glad I found my way to your blog — love everything I see here.

Yes, my Madeline loves everything you see here.

The irony is that everything you see here costs a fraction of what you'd pay for ready - made ones.

Everything you see here is handmade in my Whitstable garden workshop.

Everything you see here is gluten - free and vegan, super healthy and a great example of how healthy eating can be simple and quick.

Also of note - my picks are in price order and everything you see here is under $ 150!

Everything you see here I got in my Trunk Club box and I couldn't be more obsessed!

Everything you see here is affordably priced ($ 20 or below)... so you can stay on - trend & on - budget!

Below I've created 6 looks for different occasions and climates + everything you see here is just $ 30 or less.

Everything you see here has been worn in a previous post, but I mixed and matched to create this new look for the season.

I'll be pinning just about everything I see here!

For my window, I created two comfortable daytime looks below using affordable pieces from Nordstrom — everything you see here is under $ 100!

As always, everything you see here is less than $ 30!!

You can shop almost everything seen here in person at one Adorn's 3 Portland locations!

Enter to win everything you see here for that special mother in your life.

Honestly, I just love everything I see here.

And perhaps we'll learn in trailer no. 2 that Loki or Thor or Spider - Boy or whoever is behind everything we see here.

My name is Daniel Merlin Goodbrey and everything you see here is my fault.

Everything you see here is basically correct.

Everything you see here was put together by one person in a little over a year and a half.

Everything you see here amounts to just the very first world of the game, and only part of it to boot!

With the exception of the lamp and rug, everything you see here was either a flea market or antique store find.

We consulted on floor plans, selected all finishes and other design elements, hand - assembled the bathroom floor tile mosaics, plastered all the walls, and sourced and styled everything you see here.

With the exception of the small white M, everything you see here was something I dug up from around the house or made.

I'll be pinning just about everything I see here!

Not exact matches

Everything he's put together here from a culture standpoint is something you don't see too often.

«Clearly lots of companies are seeing opportunities here who don't plan on ceding the market to Apple, and Apple is using everything in its arsenal to defend itself.»

Let's see... after about 4 billion years of being here already, god came along and created the earth and everything else.

what is very interesting to me tonite is the folks who are positive there is no god... what is equally interesting is the snarling that appears whenever one does not «toe» the atheist line of no god... It has been said over and over here, «there is no proof of your God» ad nauseum I might add... OK... please, I am asking you in the nicest possible way... explain to me, without a Designed, where the universe and all it entails, first got its source... I really would like to know... from everything I see, I see beauty, design, tragedy, poetry, poverty, etc.... How did we begin to name or classify any of this... what intelligence gave us our intelligence... I have yet to see an anwer posited as to how it all came about, absent a Designer... I will wait for an answer... How did it ALL get here, and explain the precision and engineering of it all — right down to the last jot of DNA.

This includes everything except some preliminary materials (1:2 - 3), the ninth categoreal obligation (II.1.4), the living person (II.3.5 - 11), strains (II.4.9, IV.4, 5.1), and coordinate division (IV.1): (here see EWM 233 - 44).

A variant I've seen popping up, is: * Screen the requester; * If they qualify, they get $ x. 00, but only if: ** This is a one time situation; ** The can obtain enough money to pay for everything, even though $ x. 00 is substantially short of the required amount; The issue here is that the person can be five or ten dollars short, and come up empty - handed.

To see for themselves everything we have achieved here.»

Yo listen up here's a story About a little guy who lives in a blue world And all day and all night and everything he sees Is just blue like him inside and outside

Here it is shown clearly that the idea of sin is not radically conceived, so long as the idea of the possibility of good works persists along with it, so long as the confession of sin can be something which makes sin pardonable, so long as man is not seen as wholly and in everything a sinner before God.

But you ignore the fact, yes fact, that the religious in this country have been and currently are doing everything in their power to continue chipping away at rights that people already have or should have, and if you can't see the necessity of standing up to that type of tyranny I think you're obviously missing the bigger picture here.

As a seminary intern at our church said to me recently, «What I see here is that if you get Sunday morning right, everything else follows.»

But even here, I see that everything is about freedom.»

Out of everything written here by a Christian believer (right wrong or indifferent to level of interpretation of the Bible, which yes could be deemed us vs them) somehow leads you to the end result of calling it the way «you» see it, and then having you asking for observed proof followed by mocking faith.

And here is Jesus, who sees everything about him as admirable.

Everyone sees that what is meant here is not mutilation but renunciation, and that the cutting off of the hand — or of the foot, or the plucking out of the eye — is only a symbol of the resolute renunciation of everything that lessens the preparation for God.

so I was scanning the ingredients list to actually see if I have everything here so I can make these and I think Beth forgot to add marshmallows to the ingredients list?

I'll be blogging about everything that's going on so just check back here to see what we're up to.

I pretty much want to eat everything I've ever seen posted here, this lovely pie included.

Dear Agness, glad to see your comment; yes, everything could be used here, sooo frugal Thank you somuch!

Alright, here's the meal plan (see below for recipes for everything!)

What I'm trying to get at here is that I know a lot of food bloggers buy foods just because they look pretty and I'm always a bit disappointed when I see other people who live in northern climates loading up on imported everything in the winter.

All of these things are important to me, and I'd much rather see people using organic sugar in their own home before going to the grocery store and buying a cake that contains 100 ingredients, including trans fats and everything else I'm going to talk about here.

Everything I've seen here is just outright amazing.

I've cast sesame seeds in a lead role here because I'm tired of seeing one of my favorite ingredients marginalized atop hamburger buns and everything bagels — they have a terrific earthy - nutty flavor and a delicate crunch that goes well with so many dishes.