Sentences with phrase «good tidbits»

There were just too many good tidbits here not to share!

I know I picked up a few good tidbits to help me in practice.

It gives you an insight into the game's characters and other good tidbits that are quite appreciated.

Pick the very best tidbit of experience you possess that demonstrates your ability to do the job, and start there.

Very good tidbits, and appreciate Matt & Liz sharing all of their experiences!

I began by calmly inviting questions and educated myself to answer them, sprinkling good tidbits of information about how amazing breast milk really is.

The best tidbit I ever read was «Don't eat anything your great - great - grandmother wouldn't recognize as food.»

It has some good tidbits for dads, too; it addresses the stress and trials their pregnant partner is facing, and how you can help them and relate to them during this time.

«Filled with handy tips and the best tidbits from piles of research on kids» social and emotional development, consider this book a «cheat sheet» to great parenting.

I've adapted some of Solovic's best tidbits (see sidebar) and combined these with comments from successful women I interviewed for this article.

Those are some good tidbits to think about before purchasing!

(Best tidbit: the reminder that John Frankenheimer was originally slated to direct; the film he made instead, Seconds, with Rock Hudson delivering the same variety of «never be able to pull it off» performance as Liz in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

Their news of the week also has some good tidbits.

Two of the best tidbits of advice from that article:

We've interviewed hundreds of pet rescues and shelters all over America to get the best tidbits from the experts themselves and here they are, the benefits of adopting a pet in no particular order:

Plus some good tidbits about British Airways award searches.

This is an old but a good tidbit on this subject:

The best tidbit of wisdom comes from Gary Thomas, who asks us to consider whether God gave us marriage not to make us happy, but to make us holy.