Sentences with phrase «flattering part of»

With a winter coat, I still like to wear turtlenecks and sweaters, but I rarely pair something heavy up top with something equally heavy on the bottom unless it's tailored or accentuates a smaller or flattering part of the body.

Make sure the hems end around your ankles; it's the most flattering part of your leg.

My upper body is quite wide and the only flattering part of my body was legs that become HUGE recently.

It's going to get lonely during the 10 years it may take to build a business, and you'll certainly face rejection, lack of results and hard times while you're on the ominously flat part of the business curve.

Lay the flat part of the squash down on the cutting board, and slice it into rings.

Tuck your toes and find yourself in downward - facing dog with the flattest part of your head resting on the floor.

Average omnivore runner BMIs were 21.28 (F) and 23.78 (M), both of which are in the flat part of the BMI - mortality curve, so 0.7 BMI risk adjustment in that neighborhood would be expected to have negligible effect.

The tip helps you line your lips and the wider flat part of the applicator helps fill in.

Baggy blouses, and the skirt that falls just right, and hits all the most flattering parts of your body.

I would use a foam roller with rounded ends to paint the flat parts of your hutch and a 2 ″ angled brush for the rest.

Looking at the photos, I would think that the edges were not blown in, just the «faces» or flat parts of the doors - that edge damage (chips etc) was there before the accident I would think.

Once market has sold off from the hedge point by 20 % or more, that is where we enter the flat part of the curve where the delta is zero.

A few things that owners need to keep in mind when it comes to these kennels is that they should be built on a flat part of your property where rain won't build up.

A luxury self - catering granny flat part of the Salt Marsh View House on Thesen Island in the sought after holiday destination, in the heart of the Garden Route, Knysna.

Flat parts of a surfboard's bottom are great for planning on the surface.

One of the foremost scholars of that time was Mi Fu, who disregarded the use of lines, and painted his mountains with blobs of wet ink, transferred onto the paper with the flat part of the brush, reminding of the works of impressionists.

When The Mouse caused the castle basement to flood, all he got was a spank with the flat part of a broom.

Retired interior designer Anthony Collard has come up with perhaps the most interesting idea yet for living in small spaces without a full range: He has built induction hobs (British for the top flat part of a cooking element) into a drop - leaf adjustable height moveable feast of a dining table.

In fact, once global temperatures rose but more importantly, Northern Summer temperatures rose to higher temperatures than today (for some 5,000 years), no such pulses are evident (the flat part of the SLR curve):

Any confidence interval obtained from the Jeffrey's prior model will certainly either have the flat part of the calibration curve IN or OUT.

That's the case in Fig. 1, as the most essential requirement for getting a reasonable confidence interval is to include the whole flat part of the calibration curve or none of that part.

Near home I get around 32 mpg in my Gen 2 Prius, where as in the flatter part of town, it is closer to 44 mpg in similar weather.

TopACE brings maximum protection to the flat parts of your phone screen.

I would use a foam roller with rounded ends to paint the flat parts of your hutch and a 2 ″ angled brush for the rest.

Not exact matches

For his part, Carson has spoken about a biblical flat tax, one he refers to as a tithe, of 10 percent on all income.

The rise wasn't part of an overall market bump: The S&P 500 was basically flat for the day.

Without it, however, AECOM's organic revenue growth was flat last year, restrained in part by the effects of currency - exchange rates.

Guidant, for its part, charges a flat of $ 4,995 for setting up the plan.

In the United States, which opened up its MLS to marketing - only services in 2008 as part of a settlement of an antitrust suit brought on by the Department of Justice, flat - fee brokers today represent about 10 % of the marketplace, and the FSBOs, according to a 2009 National Association of Realtors survey, 11 % (though, it's important to note, the U.S. market has been severely affected by the sub-prime mortgage crisis and had lower commissions in the first place).

He said a decline in part of Western Canada and softness in lunch time purchases led to the relatively flat results, but he hopes to build on the recent quarterly momentum by continuing to grow its recently launched espresso - based beverages offering, driving lunch sales with new products like its grilled cheese sandwich, and focusing on its new pay - and - go app.

Part of creating this environment of innovation is making the organization decentralized and flat, Halligan told Inc. «We want to empower the edges of the organization, and we want to let the people who really understand our customers make decisions.»

This had to be the most flat - out, flipping ridiculous part of the whole thing.

The US released a list of potential Chinese targets that covers more than 1,000 different items, but there's a focus on high - tech materials, including medical devices, machinery, aircraft parts, batteries, and flat - screen TVs.

First, on April 3, Trump unveiled a list of more than 1,300 Chinese exports — which included flat - screen televisions, aircraft parts, and medical devices — that he said he plans to hit with 25 percent tariffs.

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Hence, a flat yield curve can be seen as a yardstick of ineffective policy normalization focusing on the «wrong part of the term structure.»

DOWNGRADE: Global equities are at the upper end of their «fat and flat range,» according to Goldman Sachs, who downgraded stocks to «underweight» on Monday as part of its 3 - month asset allocation.

The pressure on profitability reflects a combination of rising wage costs and flat selling prices, which continue to be constrained in many parts of the manufacturing sector by strong international competition.

Excluding the volatile fresh food component, consumer prices have been flat over the past year, compared with deflation rates of almost 1 per cent in recent years, although part of this improvement is attributable to increases in administered medical prices and tobacco taxes earlier in 2003.

The Trump administration late Tuesday unveiled a list of 1,300 Chinese products, like flat - screen televisions, aircraft parts and batteries, that could be hit with 25 % tariffs.

Employment growth in the recent period has been concentrated in part - time jobs; full - time employment has been, at best, flat in recent months, even allowing for the prospect of some reversal of the large monthly fall recorded in March, and there has been little net gain in full - time jobs since October 1995 (Graph 12).

Partial interest repayment (you make a flat monthly payment while still in school that only covers part of the interest you owe)

The boys» club, the parish school, A-B's candy store, most of the six - story walk - up «railroad» flats, the haunted house, were all demolished to make way for the massive commercial projects that are now parts of the skyline.

Just as a point of clarification to Bill's post above, while I welcome what I thinkis a imporant point we should al keep in mind I would in no way ever see myself as an important part of the conversation more a present somewhat comenting bystander although my ego was very flattered when I read Bill's comment

They have made me brave, and they have kept me humble, and they have made me white - knuckle cling to the cross because my very sanity and life flat out depended upon it, and the children we have made are always part of our own remaking.

another example of Christians just flat ignoring parts of the Bible.

Heck, for me to dare question the bible or parts of it or to question certain areas in many denominations or mainstream teachings is bad enough let alone my honesty and forthright opinions when asked or cornered, or told to believe something that I flat - out refuse to.

This weekend, consumers will spend hundreds of millions of dollars purchasing flat screen TVs, early Christmas presents, handheld electronics and other sale items as part of Black Friday.

This is going on in a part of the world you probably didn't even know existed before reading this article, and would probably will never visit anyway, out of fear that your boat might take a wrong turn and fall off the edge of the «flat» earth on the way over (I'm assuming that if you intend to fly over, you'll just end up spending the entire the entire time at your local airport staring in amazement at the moving sidewalk).

Sometimes the two are in flat contradiction, sometimes in a sort of agreement; but at others, as in the Agnus Dei coupled with Owen's «One ever hangs where shell'd roads part», they are wonderfully together.