Sentences with phrase «face scary times»

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Facing foreclosure, they added delivery and catering to their offerings and made it through the scary times and are now on track for success.

While they may not come into the Playoffs as the top seed, they may be the scariest Team to face when the time comes..

The awkward, lingering eye contact with a stern - faced Niki Lauda does look a bit scary — presumably the three - time F1 champion wasn't as happy with the move.

Sometimes, a scary - sounding ingredient can actually be a beneficial vitamin or mineral, and other times, an ingredient that looks like it's in a different language can turn out to be a toxic chemical (one you certainly don't want to put on your face).

loving myself, smiling more often, dance like nobody is watching, accept genuine compliments from others, more travelling, eating better and healthier, being more present in the moment, more offline time, spending more quality time with the people whom I love the most, facing my fears and doing more of what makes my spirit excited no matter how crazy or scary something might sound or look like, taking onto new adventures, schedule my days better in order to have more time to be productive as well as more time for resting.

Make a lot of scary monsters, and this time around have our heroine armed to the teeth with an array of weapons ready to take them on and face an all out war against them including the «Mother» of all aliens!

Here's a scary fact about how easily disease can spread: The average person touches their face 3,000 times in a day.

This time — in true Halloween spirit — you'll be facing your fears on the scary... Read More»

Its Halloween, so that means its time for a spooky, scary message from the NJDOE about the evils of opting out of PARCC testing and how school superintendents need to put on their scary faces when parents bring up the...

Then the time traveler arriving in the far future to fight against the (let's face it, REALLY SCARY Morlocks), before racing back to the present (well, 1890s, actually).

Facing one is horrible, but facing several at one time is one of the scariest things you'll do in a game as you try to desperately keep track of them, to keep them locked in the beam of light which is your only hope and salvFacing one is horrible, but facing several at one time is one of the scariest things you'll do in a game as you try to desperately keep track of them, to keep them locked in the beam of light which is your only hope and salvfacing several at one time is one of the scariest things you'll do in a game as you try to desperately keep track of them, to keep them locked in the beam of light which is your only hope and salvation.

The game also features boss battles, which play out similarly to other stages in the game, except that this time you're facing off against a larger enemy that has a larger cone of vision and other scary features, like a pulse sonar that can spot you if you move.

I faced her a few times throughout the game and each time was scarier than the last, she was easily the most memorable aspect of the game because of how intense she is.

One of her topics is time itself, which she faces up to in her scary - seeming installations featuring pointerless clocks.