Sentences with phrase «icky feeling when»

You know that icky feeling when you walk away from a situation and you know you could have done better?

I've chased a few rabbit trails myself, but I always have that icky feeling when I do so, so I'm trying to listen better and follow the paths that feel «right» to me.

Not exact matches

I love how they ship the frozen pre-made smoothies to your door so you don't have to prep anything when you're feeling super lazy, are in a rush, or in my case, are feeling icky sicky.

Switching leagues felt icky when it happened — the 50 years of NL history was priced at about $ 70 million, remember — and according to every Astros fan I've been in contact with, the passage of time isn't de-icking it nearly as quickly as they would have hoped.

When it occurs for us, we just try to find some place where we can be comfy, without feeling the need to duck into an icky bathroom or to hide under a big tent...

When they feel a bit icky, I like to ask my clients this question: When was the last time you really sweated?

However, if we are not digesting properly, our hormones are out of whack, or we are chronically stressed, our bodies may not reap the benefits of a nutritious diet, causing us to feel icky and tired when we should be feeling healthy and energized.

Think back to a time when you just felt icky.

A total luxury and definitely not an essential but freshens you up when you are feeling icky.

It does not feel icky or tacky when applied and dries up fast.

The best thing to do when you're feeling icky / down / etc?

When I was trying to justify and explain the price estimate for that couple's ketubah, I felt icky in a weak, whiny, victimy sort of way.

Aaron Street: I agree that the instinct of buying something and then making a profit from your clients can feel a little icky in the same way that in the days of early copy machines when you had to pay 10 or 20 cents per copy, felt really weird and gross and inappropriate even though, of course, it was allowed.

The words «salary negotiation» when interviewing at a new job or at discussions at an existing one, generates an icky feeling for most people.

This is what the room looked like when we moved in, swine walls (the lighting in this picture make the walls look more tan but at many times of the day it was icky pinky flesh colored), tan carpet I wasn't in love with, but great windows that let in a lot of light and a nice overall feel to the room with a higher peaked ceiling.