Sentences with phrase «from yard sticks»

I would have never guessed you made the fence from yard sticks.

Not exact matches

Academy players get promoted from time to time so the performance of academy teams is rarely a yard stick to judge the success of the academy.

The mid-to-short irons have been fantastic, and from 153 yards out, he stuck one to five feet at the 10th hole.

But Day, on the other side of the course, threatened to run away with the tournament by sticking them close from all over — like this 91 - yard approach to within a foot on the par - 4 third hole — on his way to a 65:

An expected onslaught from the host failed to materialise within the first period, and it was indeed «The Yorkshire Club» who continued to have the better chances; Ince's creative surge into the box resulted in Philip Billing receiving a clearance in familiar shooting territory around 25 yards out, and the Dane gratefully took his chance at a thunderbolt which was powerfully saved by Hennessey between the sticks for the Eagles.

The Veteran of a squad limited on talented players, David Dunn is the shining light for Sam Allardyce, with Dunn still boasting a lethal shot, a cunning eye for goal and still has the composure to stick it away from 12 yards when gifted the opportunity to dispatch a penalty.

I mean, a painted stick from the back yard?

Even toddlers can make these pinecones, from finding them in the yard, to adding dots of glue and sticking on the pom poms - they are so easy and fun!

While other little fellows his size would play together in their Seattle neighborhood, he used to sit by himself in his yard, peeling the bark off of sticks, fascinated by how it stripped away from the light, pristine wood inside.

Construct obstacles from materials you have around the house, including cardboard boxes, hobby horses, or a yard stick or broomstick laid across two chairs.

Personally, I think doing something like picking up all the sticks and wood from your yard would into the realm of being mister or miss over protective parent of the decade!

Your dog will come in from the yard with burrs, seeds, grass, twigs and whatever other plant life he passes, stuck to his coat.

He favorite thing to do is chew sticks, run around the yard and wrestle with Bruna, and take her big sisters» beds from them.

Or, you puppy came to you from a shelter because the original owner either was too lazy and stuck the puppy out in the back yard, or didn't really know the correct way to make a puppy successful at living in a home.

Therefore, if you are trying to be authentic and true to history, you will do best by plucking a three - leafed clover from your yard to stick to your lapel on St. Pat's.

«If you stand 300 yards back from a stick of red neon and look at it, you will see a red strip, while the same red color in a strand of fiber optic will look white from the same distance.»

That means everything from «sticks in the yard» and glossy print brochures to blogs and tweets.

Kitchen and Dining Room: Wall Color — Revere Pewter by BM in a matte finish Trim and Cabinets - Simply White by BM in a semi-gloss finish Doors — Wrought Iron by BM in semi-gloss Island Color — Galveston Gray by BM Island Countertop — Polished Carrara Marble (remnant) Bar Stools — IKEA Appliances — Home Depot Floor — Peel and Stick vinyl that looks like wood from Lowe's Counters — Black Granite from Home Depot Chalkboard — HomeGoods Little Cabinet with Baskets — Joss and Main Metal Mail Organizers — HomeGoods Glass Bottles on Granite — TJMaxx White Pitcher — Target White Lilacs — freshly cut from back yard Glass Bottles on Little Wood Tray on Island — White Home Collection in Wilton, NH Faux Roman Shades — made from a shower curtain at Target Wire Chandelier — Wayfair Floor — Peel and Stick vinyl that looks like wood from Lowe's Little Cabinet with Baskets — Joss and Main Charcoal Color Chairs — Target End Chairs — Pier 1 Table — IKEA Mirror — Pier 1 Drapery Panels — Ritva panels from IKEA Drapery Rods — Target Lantern — Pottery Barn Runner — made from a shower curtain at Target Flowers Market box — Lola Rue in Bloomington, IN Dishes on Table — Birch Lane Wooden Ship — Joss and Main Table — IKEA

I love seasonal touches throughout the house but I don't like it feeling too overwhelming so I like to stick with subtle touches like cozy throws and pillows for fall (and winter) and a few pumpkins and some more branches from our yard.

This year we got creative and made these fun rustic fall wooden pumpkins from reclaimed wood, some scrap wood and sticks from the yard.

Fill a wicker basket with repeating rows of moss, smooth stones, pinecones, and a cheery row of green apples, or use items from around the house and yard, such as acorns, nuts, sticks, herbs, flowers, and oranges.