Sentences with phrase «hmmmmm for»
Not exact matches
We also must remember that the Chalice was made for wine consumption, hmmmmm???
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Hmmmmm maybe a project for tonight?
As for cookie suggestions, hmmmmm, who can resist chocolate chip (I especially love your coconut choc.
But his league goal scoring numbers for the other 13 seasons of his career goes like this; 0, 9, 6, 5, 5, 11, 7, 11, 9, 18, 26, 12, 8 (so far 2014 - 15) Hmmmmm.
Facebook has also been a target lately of online advocacy rather than just a conduit for it: MoveOn.org and others have been smacking the company upside the head over its Beacon application, which shows on your profile and news feed the products you've recently purchased from participating vendors (hmmmmm, wonder why he needs all that itch cream?).
As for shoes... hmmmmm... that is another story!
I have a mat just like this that is begging for a little decoration... hmmmmm Erica recently posted... Recycled Magazine Art
Hmmmmm, Paris has been a theme for me as well.
CTM i think u have an aiming issue blasting your negative economic & politic comments to the italians, which in fact those comments sounded more like it is meant for our local car brand which is... hmmmmm nevermind LOL.
The WIFI only Moto Xoom is about to be released at Sam's Club and a couple of other places for $ 530, so hmmmmm, which should I buy?
its funny you have to pay for the majority of the feature's you just listed when the competition does it for free hmmmmm so i wouldn't say first class especially since a next gen hardware should those feature's free of charge as a added bonus to upgrading your console.
Hmmmmm you peaked my interest in it that is for sure.
Hmmmmm and as for sonny boy, is anyone else feeling the 25th?
hmmmmm, a front door mat for every season.
The old maroon chair next to the cabinet... well it really is old, but I still like it, and it isn't worn out very much even though we've had it for... hmmmmm... probably almost 20 years.
I was feeling a little down and my parents, knowing I loved to feel «grown up» and do late night things had us go to midnight mass on Christmas eve then to Denny's for breakfast... when we got home, Santa had come while we were gone (hmmmmm!)