Sentences with phrase «few turnoffs»

Along the road to the Blue Lagoon are a few turnoffs to caves and other lagoons including one leading to a fake Blue Lagoon complete with sign and ticket booth.

Here is a list of few turnoffs which will definitely chase any woman away.

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We know a few people who suddenly hang up when they're through with a call, without so much as a parting word, and it's a big turnoff.

I'll think, «OK, I drive on this road for a few miles, and then I'll pass a big electrical plant on the left, and then just before the turnoff I'll see a playground.»

Experts say fewer things are more inviting than positivity — and it's definitely a turnoff if your profile is full of negativity.

Its main turnoff was the time limit mechanic, providing only a scant a few hours to complete the campaign before your time ran out.

The Toyota has fewer things that might be buyer turnoffs, but it also has a bit less advanced tech (until the 2017 model).

The Italian Greyhound is a unique breed that has the ability to completely entrance its devotees, although a few of its more whimsical attributes might charm some and be a turnoff for others.

OTHER COMMENTS: This is a unique breed that has the ability to completely entrance its devotees, although a few of its whimsical qualities might charm some and be a turnoff for others.

The turnoff for Athabasca is just a few minutes from the main road and the waterfall is easily accessible from the parking lot.

Keep going just a few kilometres north of Brunswick Heads on the Pacific Highway and you'll come to the Ocean Shores turnoff.

Head inland from the pier and the first left (south) runs for a few kilometres to the far southern end of Ao Yai, passing a turnoff for tiny Ao Ko Kyu along the way.

After an hour or so exploring proceed a few kilometers further on to the turnoff to the Cape Otway Lightstation.

I can't identify any particular element that stood out as bad or a turnoff, so I just have to assume that — once I let the first few games get released without a second thought — I basically said «what the hell, I'll never catch up at this rate.»

I must admit this was a turnoff at first, but I actually found that I got used to it the more I played, and got the hang of a few tricks as well — in all honesty, while I feel that Sonic isn't as fast as he used to be, it's because the game has more of a focus on maintaining speed and learning how to navigate the level without losing it.