Sentences with phrase «husband pointed it out»

As we sat down to dinner last night my husband pointed out this was an expensive dinner.

* (I had said in my comment above this follow - up that we never get pulled pork anywhere else now but my husband pointed out that we do get pulled pork from a local bbq place on the very rare occasions that family visits from out of town... I stand corrected Thanks again!

The offer to test drive a car did not interest me at first, as I only drive a few miles each day, but when my husband pointed out that we might be able to time the car borrowing with -LSB-...]

My OB / GYN discussed inducing with us, but as my husband pointed out — had Christmas not been coming in the next -LSB-...]

Yes, it's universal and as my husband pointed out, even dads are prone to it (okay honey, I get it, the whole Cat's in the Cradle thing).

the panic attack when your dear husband points out to your son that his CLEAR TINY LEGO Star Wars sword is missing from the LEGO Star Wars man and you were the one holding it during and after church.

Which also meant, as my husband pointed out, that this day was the spring equinox meaning the Earth's axis is «just so» and the sun's rays are hitting the equator in such a way that you can easily balance an egg on a table... or something like that.

As my husband pointed out, most of the activities weren't really for adults and my daughter certainly wasn't old enough to get what she was looking at, let alone participate, but he humored me.

She was pretty sneaky, as I didn't notice until my husband pointed it out.

I had always thought Zoo was a regular word but my husband pointed out that it's really short for Zoological Park.

My husband pointed out that she may lose the cartridges and that the games were so much more expensive than the app games we could put on the Nook Color.

Nice paper, good sized print, a few quirks, but as my husband pointed out, it's Beta at the moment.

But my husband points out that book signings are for people to bring their own books to get them signed, so I should do it after... I'm not sure what to do, but I'll poke around and figure it out.

My husband pointed out the change.

My husband pointed out to me recently that although most of our decorations are clear crystal (I've been collecting them for years) we have quite a lot of red.

(This reminds me of the time my husband pointed out a bump on his wrist and my mother told him to hit it with a book.

Not exact matches

An engraving on the back reads, «February 23, 1963,» which TMZ points out was months before her husband John F. Kennedy's death.

The address was an opportunity — as Fortune «s Tory Newmyer points out — to humanize her husband, whose boisterous public persona sheds little light on the man he is away from cameras and microphones.

But through dedication and simple changes, Greutman and her husband pulled themselves out of debt to reach a point of financial security.

Augustine points out how difficult it is even for the wisest and most detached humans to discover the truth among lies — and how even husbands and wives in the closest of human bonds misunderstand each other so often.

Further, Tibbetts points out that the reticular formation is sensitive, in different people, to different stimuli, and can discriminate, «as in the case of the mother awakening when her child is crying, though the husband remains unaffected» (3:27).

Pointing out the dangers of a too - mobile society risks giving personal offense, rather like lamenting rising divorce rates to a husband who has just had to take up residence at the Holiday Inn.

Her selective analysis of Ephesians 5 points out the need to begin the discussion with verse 21 («Be subject to one another...») and then proceeds to concentrate on verses 25ff, which stress the husband's self - giving love.

If as a husband I am called to love my wife like Christ loved the church, to the point of giving up His life for it, then me giving up a job to live out my responsibility as a father and a husband should not be not condemned.

You pointed it out quite well: Help them think of others before themselves - her husband, her children, her community.

You may say Deborah is of the Old Testament, what about the New Testament Church?Well, we have Priscilla who taught a man named Apollos.Whether Apollos was taken outside the congregation or whatever (and ofcourse he couldn't be interrupted that way) the point is, a woman together with her husband, taught a man.If this was such a grave thing, Priscilla could've backed out and left the teaching for her husband alone, instead she does the opposite.

Accordingly, he correctly points out that the language of intimacy in love as applied to God, the love between father and son, between husband and wife, are basic in Hebraic speech about the love of God for Israel (SFL 19f).

(3) The counselor should emphasize the medical nature of the problem of alcoholism, pointing out that if her husband had diabetes she would not feel an obligation to cure him.

My French husband would stop speaking to me if I did not point out that an authentic poutine uses a chicken broth reduction (or chicken / beef), NOT gravy.

My parents were sent a giant bag of dried apricots for Christmas and my husband happened to point out that apricots are high in potassium, something he thinks he's lacking in.

Funny, I was just stalking your flickr photos yesterday and looking at your lovely wedding photos (and pointing out to my husband that we have negatives of our wedding, but no actual copies paper, digital or otherwise).

My husband was quick to point out the saltiness too when he tried it later — this from a guy who snacks on bouillon cubes?!

I also would like to point out that my husband loved this salad so all the Brussels Sprout haters out there at least need to give this salad a try.

The husband had to point out to me that recently, -LSB-...]

She pointed out Charlie's room on the main floor — nothing too see here — before leading me up the stairs to her kitchen where her husband — who looked like Bernie Sanders only 20 years or so younger — had just gotten home from work and was waiting with a bottle of wine on the dinner table.

I need you to have a word with my working husband; he still doesn't get it when I point out to him that at least he gets a lunch hour...

i once made my husband stay home from work so i could go to bed, pointing out that if he got sick during the week, he got to take sick leave and come home to bed.

I just read this article out loud to my husband because I think you hit on such an important point about following your gut, and not doing the crunchy things just because of what others think, but instead to do them because it's what you believe in.

Then, transition was over and I suddenly felt so much better and was able to relax (at which point my husband was very concerned I had passed out or died since there was no more talking).

It has gotten to the point where both my husband and I will reassuringly say «It's okay honey, I heard you, you did actually speak out loud.»

I planned to co-sleep and I was devestated when my husband insisted we move the girls out of our room and to their crib at 2 months (they had been home for 1 month at that point).

I always point out (to women in particular) how frustrating it is for us when we complain about something and someone (usually our husbands) immediately launches into «fix it» mode; sometimes all we want is to be heard, to feel felt, to complain.

I know ultimately my husband & I used two carriers most of all, and I wondered that I'd tried out so many — but, of course, you have to to get to that point!

Your Baby: Is big and strong enough to resemble a sinister alien thrashing around your abdomen, as my husband kindly pointed out recently, upon noticing a rouge pointy elbow jabbing up and down around my belly button.

The co-sleeping went as far as 20 months at which point my husband has had enough of rib - kicking that he said The Boy HAS to move out of our bed.

I learned quickly, though, that it takes a lot of muscle to wring out my flats effectively, so I asked my husband to help when I got to this point.

It started out that she lost 10 percent of her body weight and my husband and I freaked out and got formula at that point she was only five days old.

Radians are not cheap but as I pointed out to my husband, it is a heck of a lot cheaper to buy than a new car!

«I was going through my images from the project with my husband last year — trying to figure out which ones to share when he pointed out that none of the images had any men in them,» Soto told The Huffington Post.

And I pointed out how I loved that my husband could give Lincoln the bottle and bond, especially during those feedings at 3 a.m.