Sentences with phrase «fuzzes because»

Don't discount the return you need simply because you get the warm and fuzzes because your brand is represented by a star.

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Do this in the kitchen or hardwood because if you do this on carpet, the cotton ball fuzz will get ground into the carpet and make vacuuming a pain (I know this from past experience, it was ugly).
We think that if they fuzz just a little bit that it's because you're not feeding them enough and then we blame ourselves.
I guess I'll be grabbing some boring gerber flannel receiving blankets because at least I know those wash without the ridiculous fuzz everywhere.
Unless repeated washings remove all the excess fuzz, I wouldn't use these on my newborn because the cloud of fuzz that surrounds them had me coughing and I wouldn't want my baby aspirating fuzz.
This is particularly true of nectarines, because they don't have that coating of fuzz to protect their skins.
Would Will have us stop giving money to any cause, simply because part of our motive to do so is the warm fuzzing feeling we get from it?
A lot of people were resistant to the hypothesis that dino fuzz could be feathers because these things don't look like elongated scales.
Because I am also in the midwest (Chicago) I was wondering if you ever found out what caused the yellow fuzz problem?
I combined it in a very basic way, because it was way too hot for any fashion - fuzz in my opinion.
It needs to be scotch guarded because the material fuzzed up the first day I had it.
(Hot Fuzz invites such speculation because Wright and company have copped to aping upwards of two hundred films in crafting this marathon tribute.)
In Hot Fuzz, the hyper - perfect London cop Nicholas Angel (Pegg) is transferred to the tiny village of Sandford because his extraordinary arrest record makes other cops look bad.
In «Shaun of the Dead» and «Hot Fuzz,» the genre conventions not only worked in conjunction with the comedy, but thrived because of it, but here, they seem to be working against it, and that's not just because the jokes flow fewer and farther between.
If you're geared up for The World's End (and you should be because it's great), then I recommend watching the first two parts of the «Cornetto Trilogy», Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz.
«I'm reluctant to use the word dark, because I feel like «Shaun» and even «Hot Fuzz» have their elements of darkness,» said Wright.
And Martin is in Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz in small roles, and we wanted him to have a bigger part this time, because, you know, we figured, after the billion dollar grossing The Hobbit, that he was up to the task.
But we decided not to do what we did with HOT FUZZ, which was to watch a lot of films, because we decided we didn't need to learn any kind of language of cinema — we weren't going to make any comments about science fiction or make any references to other films.
There's little actual content beyond these technical references — except, there should be, because Hot Fuzz has a great cast.
Simon Pegg stars in the new flick A group of scouts appearing in the eagerly awaited comedy Hot Fuzz may miss out on seeing themselves on the silver screen because they are too young.
It wouldn't surprise me, in no small part because I feel that the team behind Hot Fuzz seems to know precisely what they're doing.
And just in case you already have, don't fret, because while «Hot Fuzz» may not have the same comedic zip that made «Shaun» an overnight hit, it's still tons more fun than the films it proudly celebrates.
If «Hot Fuzz» is the most purely fun of the trilogy, it's also the least thematically complex; it rewards repeat viewings simply because of the density of its jokes, less because of its subtext.
If the movies «Hot Fuzz» imitates are mostly surface pleasures, in a sense it's appropriate for «Hot Fuzz» to mimic that directly — though Wright's film is more enjoyable than most of its filmic inspirations because it is packed with comic detail, from the editing to the sound design to the songs on the soundtrack.
The saddle is supposed to be natural, in reality, it is often clipped or stripped, because breeding for more coat means the natural saddle carries a lot of fuzz on it.
It's almost worth letting the fuzz arrive, though, because while the handling of cars is naturally quite arcadey they do have a decent sense of weight and with some practice can be flung and slid around with ease, making police chases a blast.
But somehow society has to learn how to be comfortable with this aspect of the scientific enterprise, while not fuzzing out because things aren't crystal clear.
The «fuzz» on this graph is because the absorption actually takes the form of thousands of closely spaced partially overlapping spikes.
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