Sentences with phrase «filled with those small things»

Technology use is filled with those small things we do over and over, seemingly because we have no option.

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Do Big Small Things is filled with one - page challenges that force readers to «escape their comfort zones and pay it forward.»

The Bible was not given to us as a reference book, filled with numbers big and small, footnotes, cross-references, section headings, red letters and all the other things we've poured into it.

I started with a small batch of lemon filled donuts as a precaution because these things can be dangerous (for the hips!).

Our small group format, filled with eye opening experiences, provides a creative, educational opportunity for Campers to spread their wings and try new things.

The best gift I got at my daughtes shower and now give at all showers for friends is a small quick trip diaper bag (moms usually want to pick out their large one) and have the babies name embroidered on it and fill it with the top 5 things you should not leave home without!

Which is par for the course on a day so far filled with many many small things designed to send me over the edge into maaaaadness.

«Each of my three boys has a small case that they are in charge of filling with things that they love,» she says.

Among other things, researchers have found that the hippocampus is usually smaller in schizophrenics, whereas some of the ventricles (four cavities at the center of the brain that are filled with cerebrospinal fluid) are larger.

We're as obsessed as anyone over Busy Philipps» hilarious, entertaining, and all - to - real Instagram Stories, but something she tried yesterday made us cringe: Our girl filled a small syringe with distilled garlic water and shot the thing up her nose.

Dr. Clydesdale replied that while the Subcommittee acknowledged the level of public concern, it felt that it would be more important to emphasize the big risks that they can do something about than to fill them with fear about things that are much smaller risks.

Our favorite things we did were the Tsukiji Fish Market — the largest fish market in the world and also where we ate that tasty sashimi bowl, Shinjuku — bright lights and a lot of shopping, Shibuya Crossing — more shopping and also where the Hachi statue is located, the Robot Restaurant — a very unique experience that everyone should check out (but skip the bento box), Golden Gai — filled with hundreds of bars that seat 6 - 8 people each and lastly, one really special night at a small bar called the Don Quixote Fujita Bar where the owner spoke no English and we made some of the best memories of the trip.

In the days and weeks and months after the horrifying events that took place on September 11, 2001, I was filled with a single - minded purpose of creating things that, in some small way, showed a measure of support.

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design of sedan overall is great.this sedan is great on fuel (current price of gas $ 3.10) i fill up once a week with $ 37.00 getting on average 445 miles per tank @ around 12.2 gallons.i travel 80 miles round trip to work so i need 400 miles to make it through work week not counting small trips here and there so filling up once a week is very nice.ONLY 1 thing i wish was better and that is design of sun visors (too short) and since i travel east in the morning - the sun hits my eyes pretty hard so sunglasses a must.BUT thats it!

I had no problem recharging small, necessary things because I had thought to fill both my cars with gas before Sandy hit (wirecutter.com has a discussion about which car chargers work best).

One thing I love about this series is that the books are very much in the Christie «manor house murder» tradition — small, confined settings filled with memorable characters and a body or two.

An article in the Charleston newspaper had referred to the explosion as suspicious, and there had been some kind of investigation, though nothing had ever come of it — things Mike and I'd discovered only because we'd sneaked the clipping from Mother's dresser drawer, a strange, secret place filled with fractured rosaries, discarded saint medals, holy cards, and a small statue of Jesus missing his left arm.

Very close to the small Boland town of Robertson filled with exciting things to do, stunning wine estates and great restaurants.

Early in the morning we moved Raja Ampat Aggressor to Manta Sandy.Our first 2 dives we spent our dive waiting for mantas and filling the time with a search of small things.

Levels may be smaller, but honestly I'd rather have smaller, more detailed levels filled with things to do rather than have sprawling levels with relatively little to do, which is what Blood Money often had if memory serves, although it probably doesn't serve because it has been a while since I played Blood Money (try around release) and my brain is currently attempting to fight off an enthusiastic attack from a hangover that hasn't moved out since New Year.

A small show filled mostly with small things of admittedly fine quality, it reinforces the impression that the Menil's collecting heyday is behind it.

Things like an electric night light filled with water that spins myriad small colorful beads in a hydrolic vortex; a tornado light.

If you are worried about loudness, this thing can easily fill a small - ish studio apartment with sound.

If you pick even a small cabinet or shelf and fill it with attractive things you use every day, you too can have open shelving without all the fuss!

My dream creative space is a small renovated shed or cottage in the backyard that I can fill with all of my pretty things.

Well, the last thing you want to do is fill a small kitchen with heavy dining room furniture.

The small room is filled with all the things I love.

Even if it's just a small little nook filled with some of our favorite things?

And to be honest, I think it's more of how you use it; mixed with more classic furniture it won't date nearly as quickly as a room filled with chevron, chinoiserie, lacquer and zebra print (as much as I love all those things in small doses I'm quite it will seem very 2010 in a little while!).