Sentences with phrase «favorite over this stretch»

The U.S. telecom sector has been an investor favorite over this stretch, and Verizon shares were among those in greatest demand, rising 22 % in price through the end of the June quarter.

Not exact matches

Allison's Stuffed Burger will only be around through Oct. 31 at participating locations, so start stretching out your jaw and head on over to your favorite Walk - On's to experience an explosion of delectable flavors.

Repurposing yesterday's meal into something new and appetizing is one of the great tests of a home cook, and many of our favorite dishes the world over originated as just that: a way to disguise and stretch leftover bits of food.

Over this twelve year stretch, the AL team has closed as the favorite in 1916 of 3239 (59.15 %) of all interleague games.

Cut to fit close all over and designed with a hint of stretch for extra mobility, this modern mainstay is soon to be a fresh new favorite.

I'm sure the elastic would stretch out and sag over time, just like my favorite leggings.

Grab a towel and your favorite book and head straight to White beach, the main beach on the island that stretches over a total of 4 km.

I'm a little bias since this stretch of the Pacific Coast Highway is an area I've been lucky to explore over the past two decades, but this may be my favorite part of the California Coast.

I could probably stretch out another hour to that playtime if I wanted to get the 6 achievements that are gained by beating certain levels a specific way, and a few more hours if I cared about getting the more grind - heavy achievements (like buy all of the stuff in the store & defeat over 10,000 dinosaurs) but there's no denying that Go Home Dinosaurs is a lot shorter than other favorite tower defense games like Plants vs. Zombies, Pixeljunk Monsters, Defense Grid, and Defender's Quest.

Elisa Jensen's studio is in one of my favorite nether reaches of north Brooklyn, up where the grid of streets suturing outerlying threads of Greenpoint and Maspeth, Queens — and with a bit of extension, certain chunks of East Williamsburg — is still almost entirely industrial, and thus still heavily trafficked enough by hefty trucks snaking along to cross the Kosciuszko Bridge that one might well fail to realize — so much dust, so much din — how wonderful the light is over there thanks to quite a stretch of low rooftops.

Screens flash, smoke puffs, there is a form of sketchy corpus stretching over the whole, and, my favorite part, an «O» gauge model Jersey Central steam locomotive with a fake snake head that circles a track through the entire thing.

You will be able to stretch out on the sofa (my son's favorite way to watch TV straight on and still be able to see over the arm.