Sentences with phrase «hands getting around town»

I put my life in his hands getting around town.»

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Thank goodness the PEPP buggy is cleverly designed to think of everything, from an ultra-compact fold - in - half design to the ability to get around town with one hand (which is how you will be operating most days) to a full recline for on - the - go snoozes.

It might be because as a kid, I'd always spend Thanksgivings in the city, so some of my earliest memories take place between the Hudson and East Rivers: my cousins and I getting separated from our families at the Thanksgiving Day parade and deciding we'd become a traveling singing act to make our way in the world (we made $.50 in a deli before my mom found us); my fingers tingling as piping hot chocolate warmed my frozen hands after a day spent tromping around town.

They have so many beautiful bags, shoes and a gorgeous moto jacket among other items, but I opted for the Hannover backpack because I find that it's easier to get around town when I have my hands free.

A majority of Mainers are happy to lend a stranger a helping hand, so it's easy to get to know people around town.

He makes new friends and an enemy or two, and roars around town in a yellow Volkswagen he fixes up (without getting one spot of grease on his hands or T - shirt).

Tackling a winding back road becomes an exercise in momentum conservation and speed management — which I'll admit can be fun in its own right — but around town the bright orange hatchback got its wide - bodied rear end handed to it by Toyota Yarises and Prii at stoplight after stoplight.

With our professionals at your side offering answers and a test drive around town, you'll get a hands - on experience like nowhere else.

If you're partial to an iced latte or three, get your hands on a bottle of Mr Bean cold brew concentrate from the Airlie Beach markets or in select cafes around town.

Not only will this provide you with an effective strategy to increase the odds of getting your resume into the right hands, but it might actually increase your level of sympathy for the HR professionals around town — ok, maybe just a little!

Good morning... isn't Portland just glorious... I couldn't believe how much more snow we got overnight... and our side of town isn't going to get any mail delivery... boo hoo... I adore snail mail especially at Christmas time... Anyway, enjoy this winter wonderland, it isn't often we get this much snow around Christmas... I hope you have all your shopping done... I on the other hand have a few more things to obtain... we will see if those stockings get filled... ha!