Sentences with phrase «happens to families caught»

The story follows key characters in the conflict and demonstrates what happens to families caught in the war.

Not exact matches

An important tip: Mom (or mom - to - be), why don't you «just happen» to keep this page with gifts for mom up when dad comes home from work, or your friends and family visit... Hopefully it will catch their eyes.

So even if you want to catch up on family, friends, and life happenings, make sure to get 7 to 8 hours of sleep per night.

I have been a little swamped catching up with work, shooting new content + then took a little trip to Palm Springs with my bestie who I haven't seen in foreverrr... when I say forever I actually mean forever — 5 months, no biggie, guess that's what happens when you are adults who have demanding careers with a lot of travel haha:p Anyways, before I left for my most recent trip, I was visiting my family in NY for the holidays where I of course headed into my old stomping grounds... NYC!!

Thanksgiving is a holiday for families and friends to get together and spend some quality time watching football, feasting, and generally enjoying the company of each other, catching up on what's happening in our lives.

There are a couple of vignettes that don't play as well as they should (the disastrous school play being an example), but then the film gets back on track, and suddenly Steve Carell is wearing a pirate shirt with the sleeves catching on fire, and everyone looks around panicking, «What the heck has happened to our family?

When a couple or a family gets caught up in the day - to - day routine of life in each other's company, it's bound to happen at some point.

After 911 I suddenly had no work and put my student loans into deferment for 5 years, the time it took me to catch up on my house payments which is more important to me and my family, I have no plans to let my home get foreclosed on like what happened to many others.

If you happen to be visiting in the winter months send the family whale watching, while you try to land your own big catch.

Not a good value by any means, but if I happen to get stuck somewhere where I don't already have lounge access or if a family member got stuck somewhere for an entire day and needed a place to catch a nap, shower and have WiFi, I'd probably be willing to use 5,000 Lifemiles to save the day.

What could be a timely phone call home (if you can catch a signal) to let friends and family know your situation may not happen without backup power.

Even though bedroom furniture is in a room less used than, say a family room, that rough surface wouldn't be fun to rub up against while your putting on bedding, or if you happen to be wearing a sheer fabric item that accidentally gets caught on the rough / stone finish.