Sentences with phrase «here over the pond»

UK amiibo collector and resident Nintendo Wire journalist Tom Brown was fortunate enough to receive both of his Cloud amiibo a day earlier than the rest of us here over the pond.

Not exact matches

But as opposing experts (and a small army of writers) feud over the issue here in the United States, across the pond several top universities are eliminating the underlying logic of the argument by creating programs to help budding business owners get their start - up dreams off the ground — while they get their degrees.

The unhealthy version doesn't have all the attention over here in the UK as it seems to on your side of the pond; or is it that the unhealthy version gets all the attention?

He's a fish in a very big sport pond over here in the US of A. NBA and NHL playoffs in full - swing, wall - to - wall ESPN coverage of the NFL draft (has been going on for weeks and I don't even know when it happens), and baseball supposedly started (although the weather has something to say).

Life is happening over here, yet you're splashing around in the pond.

I had a nice weekend, besides visiting my favourite spots for coffee and brunch, running errands and visiting Farmer's Market, I've met friends from Sweden which were in town this week and it was so nice to see them all the way here in LA because the last time we saw them was in Stockholm just a little bit before we took off over the pond.

The film, which was finished last year but is only now getting picked up properly, launches across the pond in August, but there's no word on when it'll make it over here yet.

Here in the UK, BlackBerry sales are the complete opposite of our friends over the pond in the USA.

The little details that we love so much inside continue out here — with the stepping stones over the pond to get from the terrace to the pool, the stone sculptures that overlook the pool, and the fact you can swim right up to the house — useful for putting in a drinks order!

Here is a passage from his poem «Landscape»: «The yellow flowers of autumn / bend wordlessly over the blue pond.»

Across the pond funeral expenses are blowing up, which should sound familiar to Americans because it's pricey over here, too.

Light the prayer candle, put a penny in your shoe and don't count your chickens because this here house deal can slide all over the ice pond before it gets to the other shore, if it ever does.