Sentences with phrase «felt little better»

The billing amount would not have changed, but I sure would have felt a little better about paying it.

But eventually, I felt a little better, so I headed across the street to the Mestre train station and bought my round - trip ticket into Venice.

I never heard that kind of noise before but the humans I knew assured me it was okay so I felt a little better.

In fact, in my limited testing, it felt a little better than the K2's joystick, which can (rarely) be accidentally pressed in when you mean to move it in one of the 4 directions.

After I switched to paddle shifting, it felt a little better.

I felt a little better after walking a bit, and started running again, not to be slowed down by a minor dehydration scare.

When I felt a little better on our last day, we walked around Paris, looking at all the Christmass decorations... Staying at Plaza Athénée we lived directly across the street of boutiques such as Dior and Louis Vuitton and their Christmas decoration was just too beautiful!

After wearing them for a day and kept having to pull them up I felt a little better that I had to go grab a size down but still wearing a 16 was nothing to be excited about.

Again, I think I might have felt a little better about the jacket if it had been the right size.

Needed Ibrofen, took my vitamin and really only felt a little better.

A warm embrace and then Bing Bong felt a little better and was able to continue the journey.

I felt a little better, but the book is useless unless my dearest husband also picked it up... which he would never do, right?

Well finally at around 530 pm, they found the missing bag and my wife and I felt a little better now that we knew our son would have food for the rest of the week.

so I felt a Little better and started to look for a recipe with chocolate, Found yours...... and they were absolutely delicious!

That's it — and I felt a little better dipping my strips in this than the traditional mayonnaise version.

When I found out later that there really was a historical St. Nicholas who was born on December 6th... I felt a little better about it.

The time of day doesn't matter; work out a little, feel a little better.

And that's how you can feel a little better, especially about yourself — because improving, at anything, is a sure - fire way to feel more confident.

Which might make you feel a little better, but it probably won't make you any more comfortable and relaxed in the face of your next work challenge.

«Even though you may have to pay a little more to get the turkey to grandma's house... you're feeling a little better about the economy.»

You'll lose a little weight, feel a little better, and then it will be a lot easier to incorporate some other healthy habits.

I feel a little better today.

With the stock market in a free - fall, fixed - income investors anxious about coming interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve might feel a little better about boring bonds and their measly coupons.

And consumers are «feeling a little better» about the economy and their wallets, in part because of low gas prices.

Wages usually rise so everyone feels a little better, however everything costs more.

Now, that should have made me feel a little better.

As soon as Joe is feeling a little better, Harry takes him and his wife to an open meeting of the local AA group.

Really hope you get to enjoy lots of the recipes and feel a little better with them too!

So in order to feel a little better about my junk consumption, I caramelized onions for a good 40 minutes or so then whipped them into a big container of Greek yogurt with a few other flavors.

I feel a little better each day.

Because I wanted peanut butter to make myself feel a little better.

It makes me feel a little better after making a bazillion unsuccessful sauces.

But it seems like things feel a little better everyday, I'm just so relieved the original soreness wore off, that was on another level.

But if we make healthy food fun, bright, and attractive to the eyes of our little ones, than we can feel a little better about this time of year all together!

Now you can feel a little better about indulging in this tasty treat because I've swapped out half of the butter with some gorgeous green California Avocados.

I was thinking that maybe a picture of the batter before it goes in to the cupcake pan might help some of us feel a little better about some of the differences we don't know to expect with paleo style recipes.

Plus, evaporated milk packs less fat than using heavy cream, which means you can feel a little better about all the cheese you're pouring in to make a beautiful melty finish.

Our contributors are sharing their simple solutions using natural ingredients that create delicious do - over desserts, so you can change up your routine and feel a little better about it, too.

Hahaha some days just call for cookie dough for breakfast — healthy or not, But you'll probably feel a little better after eating this that the real stuff!

It is quite indulgent, but I feel a little better eating this since the richness comes from cashews instead of animal fat... at least that's what I tell myself;)

Juli, I feel a little better every month and have had a wonderful summer with the boys.

I hope you're starting to feel a little better and have enjoyed your boys this summer!

Maybe if I use the leaves, I'll feel a little better about having to toss out sad, limp stalks next time.

And the second - guessing will make Buck Showalter feel a little better, even if just for one game.

That made me feel a little better this weekend, just a little though...

There's some question as to how good of a practice this is, given that this method doesn't actually lower someone's core body temperature, but it at least helps them feel a little better.

Hopefully this makes Jazz fans feel a little better after losing Gordon Hayward to the Celtics earlier this week.

Even though she didn't get the win, this coincidence should make her feel a little better about her blind stab at the answer!

feels a little good not to hear the bloody cohesion philosophy

«Snowflakes» the word stupid old men use to make them feel a little better about there dead generation.