Sentences with phrase «go with what»

In most cases, this has turned out to be a successful strategy and you would want to go with what has been tried and tested.

These are just examples and ideas on writing a first email and you should go with what your comfortable with.

Then go with what feels right.

I go with what my clients like to do.»

So to answer that question, we've got ta go with what we've got and, while definitely imperfect — especially with its price point — it seems eharmony generally has better success rate among Christians than the other big sites.

I'm not a huge makeup gal, like I just discovered the kabuki brush for bronzer six months ago lol This post is so helpful for helping understand what brushes go with what!!

For my holiday style I like to go with what's currently on trend but with a little twist.

I mean hubby and just go with what makes you feel great, confident and comfortable.

I just go with what I feel like wearing in the moment.

I threw open my wardrobe and my eyes fell on the riot of colour and texture that is this vintage skirt and decided to go with what made me feel fabulous.

For the wash, I would go with what you like, but I would stay in the medium wash area.

Tons of advice will be thrown at you throughout the reno process... go with what feels right for your family, what seems practical, and what you can envision living with on a daily basis.

We really just tried to just go with what felt right for the home.

One day I may consider putting myself on a clothes buying freeze, just to see how far I can go with what's in my closet.

I choose to go with what makes me feel alive and makes my heart beats faster!

As for the top go with what you know.

If the softest of these tones look good on you, that's great, go with what makes you look and feel good.

I don't often plan my outfits ahead of time, usually I just go with what I'm feeling that morning.

There are exceptions to every rule, however; go with what you love in order to create a bedroom that will feel like coming home.

Yes, just go and try a bunch of stuff on and go with what feels like what you want to look like (I like TJ Maxx or Nordstrom Rack).

Go with what looks best on you.

You should always go with what YOU like and what makes YOU happy and your family comfortable.

Ask your server and go with what they feel you'd like!

Personally I'm not into dresses for work so my base would be a top and bottom, but go with what makes you feel awesome.

I wear gold jewelry more often and it looks better on my skin tone — I know we are in the minority, but sometimes you have to go with what works for you!!

Definitely go with what you feel comfortable wearing.

(Note that the latter can also be a lot harder to style — like I said, go with what you feel comfortable with.)

I think it's a good idea to go with what you'd be interested in wearing anyway, and not JUST because it's a current trend.

Sometimes, people just have to go with what's available in the closet, but it would totally be another thing if they go a bit fashionista too.

I don't mind trends when it comes to holiday decor, as long as it's high quality, and this year I did in fact go with what's on trend - which happens to be plaid.

Sometimes you just got ta go with what you got and find new ways to elevate it.

But while we're matching earrings, rings, necklaces and bracelets to go with what we're wearing we've been overlooking one accessory that is versatile and goes with any outfit, any occasion and more importanly can handle a busy mom's schedule.

Go with what you love and you can make it work Ann!

You speak from the heart Rakhshanda, and it's hard to not go with what your heart says.

Yes — change my bag by season, and still switch it up to go with what outfit I am wearing.

WHY does a 5 year old know about matching tops, what sandals go with what, two piece bathing suits, and iPads?!? Not.gonna.happen.

And yes, there are some periods of time you just have to go with what's simple and easy and you shouldn't feel bad about it — fashion should be fun

Go with what you like!

Have this printed and put it up on your closet so that you spend less time worrying about which color will go with what and how will your blood orange top and cocoa pants look if you wear them out.

When deciding which neutrals to choose, consider which ones will best complement your complexion and other the colors in your closet — but ultimately go with what makes you feel confident.

In fact, I nearly put it back a few times, justifying it with «oh, this doesn't go with what I have on» or «oh, maybe I should go for something more seasonal».

I know you have to go with what you feel comfortable in as well.

but as the post said, he liked you how he saw you, so just go with what feels right.

Go with What You Know If you've shopped online for clothing before, it's a good idea to stick to the online clothing boutiques and retailers which you have made purchases from in the past and liked.

I go with what I'm feeling that day, super girly and chic, or rocker chick and laid back.

It's all a personal preference so go with what feels good to you.

I will never feel as confident in a pair of boyfriend jeans as I do in my skinny jeans so no matter what advice I'm given, I'm always going to go with what I feel most confident in and what suits my lifestyle.

Go with what feels best to you.

Go with what works for you.

Plant or animal based proteins, go with what you feel like.