Sentences with phrase «in a bubble bath»

Or maybe soak in a bubble bath with a stack of magazines or a good book.

I'm definitely interested in the bubble bath now!

There was a reason the makers of The Big Short put the actress Margot Robbie in that bubble bath.

Have Dad take charge of baby whilst you luxuriate in a bubble bath then spend some time getting dressed, doing your hair and putting on your makeup.

I had a long soak in a bubble bath in the evening and watched TV (yes, a TV by the bath), then had an invigorating shower in the morning under a huge rainfall showerhead.

Indulge in a bubble bath or a «pawdicure.»

Chicken sits in a bubble bath of dairy - free cream sauce that is bursting with garlic, sun - dried tomatoes and spinach.

Packing a yummy lunch makes me as happy as a mommy in a bubble bath, with my ipod, scented candles, a glass of wine and no kids banging on the door!

Additionally, January is National Hot Tea Month, so why not combine the two and drink hot tea in your bubble bath?

Girl Shampoos Boyfriend in Bubble Bath — Umm, what?????? Why in the world did that bring up my site?

Not air bubbles, but ginourmous, fluffy suds like you'd find in a bubble bath.

For some reason my kids do not like their bath water colored but they loved it the night I put in bubble bath (which I never do) and light sticks and we had an outer space bath.

My baby loves naming the animals in the book and grey Mouse in the bubble bath gives her the giggles.

Bubble Bath — There are no sulfates, parabens, phthlates or harsh chemicals in this bubble bath and it smells amazing!!

According to the Environmental Working Group's website, which ranks ingredients in personal care products from 1 - 10 (10 being most toxic), some of the most toxic ingredients in these bubble baths are:

OPI Nail Lacquer in Bubble Bath.

I adore the photo of you walking beside the pool... and chocolate - covered strawberries upon arrival, followed by rose petals in a bubble bath?

I was excited / terrified to try the bubble mask... it seems like any other sheet mask at first application, but as the minutes go by, it produces a thick layer of bubbles that made me feel like I was a kid in a bubble bath again, making beards and funny hairdos with the bubbles.

Or pop the bubbly in the bubble bath.

Up until her joining the narrative the film had been funny, if a touch icy, happy to tell a story that shouts from the rafters that our environment is doomed while also making us laugh with visual sight gags such as a miniaturized Laura Dern in a bubble bath.

Other directors have faced similar hurdles with elegance and flair: Oliver Stone's «Wall Street» (1987) broke down the intricacies and cruelties of corporate raiders and the stock market, and Adam McKay had Margot Robbie sipping Champagne in a bubble bath to elucidate the housing mortgage crisis in «The Big Short» (2015).

For years she's been an excellent lead in so - so movies — matching Will Smith's star - power in Focus; the only person to make a positive impact in Suicide Squad — or sterling, brief support in better ones — as Leonardo DiCaprio's wife in The Wolf of Wall Street; explaining finance in a bubble bath in The Big Short.

Instead of enlisting a boring chap with a pointer stick or Michael Moore in jeans and a baseball cap, we get explanations from a sultry Margot Robbie, sipping sparkling wine in a bubble bath, Anthony Bourdain in the kitchen, and Selena Gomez, betting in Vegas.

There are lots of smells I find pleasurable: tasty things baking, the smell of the ocean, wood crackling in a fireplace, the rosemary - and - lavender blend I like to use in my bubble bath.

The great and Powerful, Oz the Terrier is on the right in the bubble bath.

After a few hours of shopping, I relaxed with a glass of Tempus Two prosecco in a bubble bath at the hotel.

Here's Margot Robbie in a bubble bath to explain it to you.

Luxuriate in a bubble bath, spoil yourself with a new dress, remind yourself that you're worth it.

Indulge in a bubble bath or spoil yourself with a dip in your own private pool hanging over the crystal waters.

And then you take them home, open a box of Chardonnay, and eat them in a bubble bath while blasting Billie Holiday and maybe or maybe not crying a little bit.

McKay livens things up with sudden fiscal explanations from unlikely sources — Margot Robbie in a bubble bath, Selena Gomez at a blackjack table — and trips to Las Vegas and Florida, where the housing market is so bad that an alligator is lounging in the pool of an abandoned home.

Whether it's Margot Robbie in a bubble bath, Selena Gomez playing blackjack, or Anthony Bourdain cooking, they each do a great job at simplifying terms and ideas that were meant to boggle the mind.

Some of the finance - speak terminology is hard to follow (few civilians have heard of a collateralised debt obligation and The Big Short makes it clear that even the pros don't really know what goes into one) so McKay cooks up some kooky celebrity cameos — Selena Gomez at the gambling tables; Margot Robbie in a bubble bath — to explain the plot at key moments, a device that isn't as amusingly educative as the film - makers imagine.

McKay, coming from the slapstick background of entertainment pulls some pretty good gags, like using sidebar cutaways of Margot Robbie in a bubble bath to explain complex systems, or Selena Gomez in Vegas demonstrating how betting works.