Sentences with phrase «getting home late»

Kind of a nice feature, especially getting home late in a suburban area and not wanting to annoy the neighbors.

Caesar overindulges his fondness for period «style» with screen «wipes» and crazily angled shots that make it seem as if the camera was getting home late and unsteady from a drinking spree.

She will not try to restrain you from going out with friends and will not fight every time that you getting home late.

and getting home late, is like the last thing you want to think about.

Getting home late after a long day?

For whatever reason (missing a volleyball game because of work, getting home late, attempting to get enough sleep, sheer exhaustion, etc), I ended up working out only three times, and gave up even thinking of going to the gym by Friday.

After: Working out later in the day or after work might entail getting home late without having much time to eat before you would like to get to bed.

I made it last night after getting home late, and was serving it exactly an hour later, having made a salad, opened a chilled bottle of wine and set the table.

Recently I've been getting home late and am out the door in the early morning, leaving less and less time for me to spend on prepping dinner.

He was only telling a fib because he had to have an excuse for getting home late for supper.

The night before I left college, I got home late.

I was going to make it last night but we got home late and I forgot.

Black pepper pasta is a quick go to when we both get home late at night from work or whatever.

I'm in vet school, so I often get home late and still have a lot of work to do.

Your soups are the best and when I get home late in the winter they are a wonder.

I can't think of a better option when you get home late from work and can't think of anything healthy and tasty to enjoy.

I can't tell you how many nights I get home late, and I'm tired and brain - dead and still have more work to do, so I end up scrambling a couple of eggs, wolfing them down in front of my laptop, and calling that dinner.

Mostly because they're unfussy and approachable, but also because they're great for the nights you get home late and just want to get something — anything — into your belly.

I would also have soups and curries frozen in the freezer so when you get home late / are sick / etc you have something easy and nutritious to eat, rather than resorting to take away.

For me soup is one of the things I always have in my freezer, ready to take with me to work, or when you get home late, or... You get the point, opportunities enough.

I get home late and making a homemade salsa is not always an option.

CAP had a work event last night, so I got home late and didn't want to do much of anything aside from hanging with my sweetie and kitties.

«I got home later that day and thought: «This guy is nuts, how am I going to deal with him on a daily basis?

Sleep on Your Chest You get home late, stressed out after a bad boss day at work.

We always drove down and back in the same day to keep the expenses to a minimum so we'd get home late that night.

I bet she gets home late, feeds everyone dinner, and puts them to bed.

His last feeding is at 8:30 (because my husband gets home late from work and I want him to give him a pumped bottle).

And on occasion, especially if I get home later in the evening, when I put him down in the crib he says, «I wan na hold chou.»

You thought you had addressed this with him the last time he got home late, but here you go again.

«I see a lot of sleepy kids here, and I have had several where one parent gets home late at night and wakes the child up to play.

He now works a job where he gets home later, and I like to have dinner ready or close to being ready when he gets home.

Got home late, so had to prep for the week.

If your kid gets home late, sticking to the regular routine is crucial, suggests Neil McNerney, LPC, a parenting expert and author of «Homework: A Parent's Guide to Helping Out Without Freaking Out.»

My husband gets home later but we always eat together on the weekends.

Today's feedings were 6:20, 9:30, 12:30, 3:30, 7:00 (the 7 was b / c we were out and got home late).

I wondered if I was starting labor, but when I got home later that night, my theory that it was gas seemed to be true — I passed some gas and felt a lot better.

Rachel and I were guzzling it down as soon as we finished shooting, and I couldn't wait to get home later that evening so I could enjoy another bowl... or two.

I'm the guy who gets home late because I was doing a Town Hall meeting in the evening to accommodate working people.»

For someone else, it's «I wish dinner was faster; I get home late at night.»

Think about it: You get home late, fall asleep in the wee hours, spend half the day sleeping off the festivities, then feel sluggish and blah thanks to next - day bloat and maybe a hangover.

I go to yoga in the evenings and often get home late, so I am usually pretty awake and energized.

We've all been there — you've been going all day long and get home late.

I eat the same breakfast most days anyway and on the days when I get home late from the gym I don't want to eat dinner.

You have dinner late: your partner gets home late and you want to share a meal with him / her, or you take a hip hop cardio, abstract drawing, or throat singing class at night, and then try to get some food into you afterwards.

I eat what she packs in my lunch and chow down on dinner when I get home late at night.

My partner gets home late, loves to cook and thinks nothing of eating a gigantic steak and full meal at 11 pm.

Some other things I found that helped (calms forte — a homeopathic product, but it has oat seed, which alas, contains gluten, possibly 30 ppm, because it's a homeopathic remedy), blue light blocking glasses, and trying to avoid eating a big meal before bed, which is sometimes difficult because I get home late from work.

I will continue this entry when I get home later...

I get home late in the evenings and can't do walking outside, plus her workouts are a lot of fun.

I got home later that day and poked around the MindBodyGreen site, one of my favorite health & wellness online publications.