Sentences with phrase «in your suitcase if»

You might want to throw some laundry detergent packets in your suitcase if you need to wash stuff in the tub or sink.

I know it can be hard to leave all of your fun, bright clothes at home, but it will save you so much space in your suitcase if everything matches!

Not exact matches

And who among us hasn't, at some point, wondered if your non-locking suitcase was rifled through — did I leave that new scarf in the hotel room or did someone take it?

He'd have never known if she'd simply left it in her suitcase, but Traci wore that little pin proudly, and I loved how her eyes twinkled when she talked about her kids.

«When we take the phrase «the authority of Scripture» out of its suitcase,» Wright says, «then, we recognize that it can have Christian meaning only if we are referring to scripture's authority in a delegated or mediated sense from that which God himself possesses and that which Jesus possesses as the risen Lord and Son of God, the Immanuel.»

According to Wright, «When we take the phrase «the authority of Scripture» out of its suitcase, then, we recognize that it can have Christian meaning only if we are referring to scripture's authority in a delegated or mediated sense from that which God himself possesses and that which Jesus possesses as the risen Lord and Son of God, the Immanuel.

Since Thanksgiving is around the bend and there are loads of additional activities my family has planned for that weekend, she and I were discussing things like wardrobe options and who will have the hairdryer (in my family, if one person has a hairdryer, the others can leave theirs behind to take advantage of valuable suitcase space).

If this is not possible, remind them to keep their makeup, electronics, perfume, etc. packed in their suitcase when they are not being used.

The product has an automatic shut - off if it gets too hot or low on water, and it weighs around 1 pound, making it easy to pack in your suitcase during travel.

The problem was that our car was a small sedan; if we had put the toy in the trunk, we wouldn't have had room for our suitcases or any of the gifts we were bringing with us.

:) Now... here is how you would have packed to make it work if you were me and only using carry ons: All your clothing and the AIO's in suitcase.

I think that this travel booster seat would be so handy to have if you are staying with family who are not equipped for toddler meal times, especially since the compact size allows you to keep it in the car or pack easily in a suitcase.

If you have more than one checked bag, you can hook the suitcase handle over the stroller handle and roll the entire hot mess caravan to the check in area.

Be forewarned, however, if you strap your carseat to a suitcase you will get lots of strange looks from people in the airport who are mostly quite impressed by your resourcefulness:).

This inflatable option is great for travel and easily fits in the back of your car or even a suitcase if you wanted to take it a bit farther.

I often travel with a few of these in my suitcase for a quick breakfast or meal if there aren't good food options whenever I'm traveling.

If I could have put the entire restaurant in my suitcase to bring home with me I would have!

Or what if you travel for work quite a bit and can't pack free weights in your suitcase?

They're the one thing you can't borrow from someone else, and if they're there in your suitcase, they're going to remind you every time you go in there that you promised yourself you'd use them at least once on this trip.»

If my wardrobe space is limited or if I'm living in my suitcase I would only pick clothes that are basic yet stylish, comfortable and versatilIf my wardrobe space is limited or if I'm living in my suitcase I would only pick clothes that are basic yet stylish, comfortable and versatilif I'm living in my suitcase I would only pick clothes that are basic yet stylish, comfortable and versatile.

If you are leaving on Spring Break in a few weeks, it's always nice to have a few new things to pack in your suitcase.

Theres a few statement items that I bought this summer which aren't the easiest to seed into everyday wear, so this holiday they were my staple ingredients in my holiday suitcase, after all if there's any time to dress up it's on holiday!

It's a great piece to pack if you're short on suitcase space, and it's a smart investment piece because you'll be able to wear it again and again — and in a new way every time!

If you are taking this stellar pair of heels that can only be worn with your LBD, you are limiting the space in your suitcase without creating more options.

this is also a great travel gift if you need a gift that'll fit in your suitcase!

Not to mention I'm also headed to a music festival this weekend and wouldn't mind one bit if this entire outfit showed up in my suitcase for the trip!

And, IF I were going to New York Fashion Week (which sadly, I'm not), these boots would definitely be in my suitcase!

I love the long, oversized look (if you're between sizes, size down) and the fact that it's super warm, but not too thick so I can layer under it and easily travel with it / throw it in my suitcase!!!

We'll see if it comes true; in the meantime aside from my regular denim cut - offs, I've also got these ready to go in my suitcase.

For June travel in Europe, my travel wardrobe would be fairly similar to yours, but for heat, I love a little dress or two (they really take very little suitcase space) and a long or midi skirt — silk or cotton and the lining, if any, MUST be natural fibre!

I did a poll on my Instagram Stories asking if you'd like to see a «What's In My Suitcase» post for our upcoming beach vacation, and an overwhelming majority of you voted yes!

I'm hoping to for my May trip to Seattle, however, as I imagine my parents would be much happier if I didn't need to check a bag for a three day trip... and if I pack light, then I can fit more clothes from my favorite boutique EVER in my suitcase on the way home!

If you live in a cooler climate, all of these pretties all make great additions to your spring break suitcase!

Omg:) Yaay you guys are going to have a ton of fun at Berlin fashion week if you could pack me in your suitcase haha and that means I also be able to attend some fashion week:).

Instead, if I take them with me on a flight, I try to wear them onto the plane (tip: always wear your bulkiest or heaviest shoe on the plane to free up space in your suitcase).

So if you want to stay bronzed without baking in the sun, pack a moisturizer, exfoliator, and gradual self - tanner in your suitcase.

Sometimes if I see my suitcase still has room, I will try to cram a few more dresses, shoes or tops in.

I have another trip planned in a couple weeks and I'm worried I'm going to need five suitcases if I don't pump the brakes.

If you have any suggestions of must haves in San Francisco for the summer that can fit in one of my suitcases, definitely let me know.

If you'll throw these four dresses (all from Old Navy by the way) in your suitcase adding a belt, jewelry, jean jacket and your bathing suit — you'll be all set!

If you can take a dress from day to night with layering or great accessories it saves so much space in your suitcase!

It's a win win, especially if you have limited room in your suitcase.

If only such beasts could also be caught in a suitcase to prevent their havoc.

That's not to say there are no chuckles at all to be had in Gun Shy — a chase sequence involving a rolling suitcase and a bit about Turk's pronunciation of the word «tortoise» come to mind — but there are far too many scenes that are bound to leave viewers wondering if they somehow missed the punchline (don't fret, hypothetical viewers — you didn't).

Stop me if you've heard this one before: a gruff CIA agent who suffers from PTSD and sees re-animated corpses at random moments is ordered to travel to the UK and hire Stanley Kubrick to film a fake moon landing that the American government can use in case the Apollo 11 mission turns out to be a tragic failure, only the agent (who is played by Ron Perlman, by the way) ends up giving a suitcase full of cash to a failed band manager and his perpetually stoned friend who looks a little bit like Stanley Kubrick, and those two idiots get robbed by the local mafia thugs right before Agent Ron Perlman realizes his mistake and threatens to kill everyone involved — and THEN the idiotic band manager (who is played by Rupert Grint, by the way) proposes that they all head off to film the fake moon landing with the help of a artistic hippie commune run by an egotistical dolt who can't understand why he can't put giant jellyfish on the moon.

Kroll's Jake, who in the opening scenes seems as if his troubles are literally pressing him down, finds a funny chemistry with his toddler charge (whom Jake trundles off to the playground in a wheelie suitcase, after he can't get the stroller to unfold).

Then we meet two hired guns, scripture - quoting Jules (a never better Samuel L. Jackson) and dopey heroin user Vincent (John Travolta), retrieving a suitcase that belongs to their boss, crime lord Marcellus Wallace (Ving Rhames, and if you still don't know what's in the suitcase, write me, now).

In Mexico, don't be surprised if you see people carrying empty suitcases around their house or street on New Year's Eve.

We had to put the top up to clear the trunk, lift the divider, put their big suitcase in, re-secure the divider (if it doesn't engage its sensors, the roof won't operate), and then put the top back down.

That the kids can fit comfortably in boosters in the back without being smashed by Daddy's seat and you can throw the dog and some suitcases in back if you need to?