Sentences with phrase «from little windows»

The automats were essentially giant, wall - sized vending machines that dispensed sandwiches, slices of pie and other goodies from little windows.

Your order from a little window and eat standing in the street.

One of the wonderful people I have met recently is Emily from Little Window Shoppe and Emily June Designs.

The sunlight from our little window filters through the lace, and it looks like something straight out of a magazine... or maybe a romance novel!

Not exact matches

Last summer, when the butcher paper came off the windows at the former Starbucks in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood, locals found a narrow little cafe called 15th Ave Coffee & Tea, serving espresso pulled from a manual La Marzocco machine by hipster baristas with a flair for latte art.

As irony will have it, good communication is often the sacrifice when we leap from tab to tab, juggling the work we're meant to complete on our monitors along with the many, needy little windows imploring for our attention.

Wave the mouse over the Hebrew or Greek text, and a little window gives you a complete parsing of the word and more than adequate excerpts from excellent biblical lexicons.

I'm a little newer than you in my journey away from organized religion and while I may get to where you are, I'm trying not to throw the entire idea of God out the window along with organized religion.

Only a little courage is necessary, «a little shove from the window ledge to enter that city of light.»

The next time I speak to you it will be from our new little apartment with bright windows and yellow walls.

Fighting the good fight to restore to this rice - noodle dish its rightful dignity are chefs Wiley Frank and Poncharee Kounpungchart, who have relocated their sit - down restaurant, Little Uncle, to a corner space just up the street from their take - out window of the same name.

It seems a little odd that Arsenal Football Club would choose to drop a rather large hint about there being a lot more to come from the Gunners in the current transfer window on the same day that our chief executive Ivan Gazidis had issued one of those statements of his that sends chills down the spine of Gooners the world over.

Just in case anyone is suffering from Goldfish syndrome, Wenger will do a little bit of panic buying in the remaining hours of this transfer window.??

Players want to win things and its been clear from Wengers Approach to the transfer window over many years that he is not interested in buying in a super team, he wants cheap players that he can nurture into superstars and then take the credit from signing the «new thierry Henry» ect Players now do nt want to play for Arsenal as they know we are always going to be the «Also Rans» of the EPL Wenger it has to be noted has had very little success in the transfer window since David Dein left and that to my mind is significant he is currently sitting in france commentating for french TV during the euro's while everybody else is buying up the available players that should be on our radar.

There is little wonder that Podolski has been moaning about his time on the bench, but Wenger is adamant that the rumours about the German leaving during the winter transfer window are far from true.

A common trend i've noticed in other windows is looking over at our rivals early movements as though it makes any kind of difference if you sign the players now or a month from now... I'll let you in on a little secret... It doesn't matter!!!!!! A lot of the top players are either on holiday or playing international's freshening up for the coming season.

Referring to the blog post title, the answer is certainly YES, Arsenal is certainly fully capable and even likely from recent windows to do little in the time left.

Yes I know that it might be a little bit petty and small minded for Arsenal fans to take some pleasure from the suffering of others, but Alex Oxlade - Chamberlain is a former player who showed our club no love or respect when forcing his transfer to our Premier League rivals Liverpool during the summer transfer window, so that makes him fair game in my book.

Oh please let's not start talking about the January transfer window already, give us a break from all the rmours for a little while!!

Look Guy's Mr Wenger is finished in this Transfer Window and there is very little change in the Team from last season.

That means Kramer is back on the market ahead of the summer transfer window, and fresh interest from Bolton would come as little surprise, with strikers Zach Clough and Tyler Roberts due to return to Nottingham Forest at the end of their loan spells, and Madine's physical presence yet to be properly replaced.

As for Burnley, they are odds - on to go down and they've invested little in the transfer window, keeping hold of their squad from last year plus adding some new faces on frees.

There's little over 36 hours from the time of me writing this until the slamming shut of the summer transfer window and yesterday felt like there was more happening on a single day since the «The Great Arsenal Trolley Dash» of 2011.

The Foxes» bid apparently wasn't enough to take the player from Portugal, and since the window closed, things cooled down a little bit.

with Edith Piaf on Pandora, funny interruptions from my favorite little people, rain outside the window, wisteria all around me, new favorite cookies (recipe to come), and some sewing for my girl

I often use a simple piece of thick card on the other side of the photo from the window to bounce just a little light back into the subject to lift the details in the shadows slightly.

giving her water instead of nursing her, nursing her, not nursing her, letting her cry for a few minutes, not picking her up from her crib but comforting her by patting her / rubbing her, changing her positions to sleep, moving her crib (this actually helped a little - it was close to a window before and I think the noise and light bothered her), changing her bedtime routine....

Open windows from the top or use window guards to prevent your child from falling through screens or open windows (kids can fall from windows opened as little as 5 inches, or 12.7 centimeters).

As its name says it can prevent your little one from opening the window by «wedging» it shut.

To keep the squirrels at bay, place it in the middle of a large window away from trees, so the little rascals can't climb up the side of the house and jump into the feeder.

These devices for windows help little kids from falling out of windows and provide the best protection to secure them.

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I love window art and this Christmas Tree with Lights from Two Big, Two Little looks a lot of fun to make.

Apart from UV protection, the canopy also sports a nice little magnetic peek - a-boo window on the top.

It also has a peek - a-boo window that is made from dark mesh which gives your little one more air circulation on those super humid and hot days while you protect them from the sun.

The XL canopies with peekaboo windows allow parents to keep an eye on their little ones, while the extendable SPF 50 + sunshades protect them from the sun.

When they are a little older and nap time is a thing of the past, you may be able to watch from a window while they play outside.

It's got an extra-large canopy that will protect your child from the elements, but it also has a peek - a-boo window so you can keep an eye on your little one.

Get a removable car - shade screen for the car's windows to shield your little one's skin and eyes from the sun.

The included canopy features a peek - a-boo window and UPF 50 protection that allows you to see your little one while still blocking them from the sun.

Your little ones will be protected from the sun with the large sun shade, featuring a peek - a-boo window so you can keep an eye on them.

A canopy with a window so you can check on your little one from the top is a great choice.

So apart from the timescale — previously a six - month window between October 2018 and March 2019 — nothing much has changed, Sturgeon's «reflection» having resulted in little beyond a minor change to her previous strategy.

Since first embarking down this dark path, I've done a little bit of everything, from small businesses to large datacenters, Linux to Windows, networking and security, DBA roles and, in my darkest moments, even some light mainframe operations.

In an interview with activist DeRay Mckesson, de Blasio said broken windows policing «got a bad name,» but had the right underlying principle to «address little things that come from big things.»

A canopy keeps the little bambino shaded from the sun, but you can check in on them any time with the built - in peekaboo window!

And the cool thing is that it features plenty of access points for entry, exit, and ventilation, including a large door with a dual - sided zipper to open from the inside or outside, two little doggy doors for your furry friends, and a large window that prevents condensation.

So the plastic fittings around windows would be manufactured from modified bacteria rather than fossil fuels, but as a city dweller you'd notice little difference.

Where your memory of a walk down a Parisian street may include the mental visual image of the street vendor, the bistro, and the charming little church, the Boskop may also have had the music coming from the bistro, the conversations from other strollers, and the peculiar window over the door of the church.

The images from this period are not just a window into where the boundaries of glaciers were when the photographs were taken, but a measure of how far they had receded from their maximum expansion at the end of the Little Ice Age.