Sentences with phrase «gazillion years»
The phrase "gazillion years" is used to express an extremely long period of time that is so large it can't be easily measured or counted. It's like saying "forever" or "a really, really, really long time." Full definition
This feeling totally «in - love» part of the ride I never ever in a million gazillion years want to get off of... ever.
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It reminds me so much of the bread I devoured as an exchange student in Germany a gazillion years ago.
Of course, that means I am a gazillion years behind in blogging years and Pinterest as by now everyone is done with peppermint!
I found this recipe in a magazine a gazillion years ago and honesty, have since claimed it as my own.
After freezing various parts off a gazillion years ago at Soldier Field for our tenth anniversary, warm, comfy and did I mention warm?
Mourinho had a worse start to his Man U career than Moyes and Van Gaal, infact he had the worst start in a gazillion years for Man U, yet Man U are only 4 points behind us and are threatening to pick up some pace.
I have this theory that a gazillion years ago, we won't go into exactly how many years ago, there were these two cave men and one of them came back with fire from a lightning strike and he said «I will keep cave warm, ugh.»
Approximately a gazillion years ago (okay, it was actually 9 months) I pinned an outfit featuring a navy blazer, a polka dot blouse, and a pink skirt.
All three US legacy carriers now offer some form of Basic Economy fares, American has only just backed away from the idea of introducing cabins with just 29 ″ of legroom, United got everyone excited with its Polaris Business Class product up until the point we realised that it will be a gazillion years before it's fully rolled out and Delta has a long haul fleet that makes Mel Brooks look young.
Gosh, How Things Have Changed There are several different kinds of internships today, but unlike apprenticeships, these don't go on for a gazillion years like they once did.
Or maybe I was more than 38 weeks and a gazillion years pregnant, the size of a well - fed Shetland pony, and I was so desperate for him to arrive and help care for our energetic toddler that there was no room for nerves.
I've been banging on about being an introvert for a gazillion years, but my doubts are steadily growing.