Sentences with phrase «if tissue boxes»
Health professionals who engage in arguments in their capacity as employers, or as former employers — which arguments may include profanity and the throwing if tissue boxes — are likely to fall short of «unprofessional conduct» as that term is...
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If only the human condition could be soothed away with marshmallows and a large box of tissues.
If it is a really important item, like a christening gown or some other heirloom, I would invest in acid - free tissue paper and an acid - free box to prevent yellowing.
If you can't afford to or aren't allowed to bring props into the prison, pillows, books, and tissue boxes can all be used instead.
Well, if you have a really bad cold, invest in Lily Aldridge's Rosie Assoulin top, which could fit Costco - size batches of tissue boxes in each arm.
If you haven't seen this quality show I highly recommend binge watching and my advice bring along a box of tissues!
If you find that window stickers on cars bring tears to your eyes, grab a box of tissues before meandering over to the pickups.
Wouldn't it be absolutely wonderful if the best written books — those with stories so compelling that you're laughing until water comes out of your nose and crying so hard you go through a whole box of tissues — naturally made it to the bestsellers list?
If you tore through an entire box of Kleenex when Dumbo was cruelly ripped from his mother's side, you'll want to break out the tissue, hankies, paper towels, and TP for this one.
And by the way, if the President or his advisers believe that trench lawyers or «tissue box lawyers» don't have the analytical skills or writing ability to pass muster on the bench, Turkewitz and Greenfield prove them wrong with their posts.
If you don't know this man, if you haven't heard his «last lecture,» I urge you (when you have 76 minutes) to grab a box of tissues and watch iIf you don't know this man, if you haven't heard his «last lecture,» I urge you (when you have 76 minutes) to grab a box of tissues and watch iif you haven't heard his «last lecture,» I urge you (when you have 76 minutes) to grab a box of tissues and watch it.
You'll be blown away... that's if the price doesn't make you cry first: Japanese firm launches tissues for snooty snouts at # 60 a box
If you'd just shelled out # 60 for a box of tissues you'd be forgiven for using one of them to wipe away the salty tears of disbelief at your own foolishness.