Sentences with phrase «into tiny little bits»

My only guess is that is that the lack of detail and simplicity of the stages is the price we have for the silky smooth framerate that never stutters even when the action gets intense, and for allowing us to use Blade Mode to slice objects and enemies into tiny little bits.

Not exact matches

A little ball of dough made from a small amount of butter, a tiny bit of sugar, a pinch of salt, one egg and a little flour and baking powder is then rolled out and cut into funky shapes and then deep fried.

You just pour a bunch of chocolate chips (or chopped dark chocolate, if you prefer) into a bowl and add a little vanilla and a tiny bit of salt.

Remove a tiny bit of the mixture and form into a few little balls with your hands, set aside.

Okay, may more than just a little teeny tiny bit, because I went right into the kitchen and started whipping together my own healthy version.

I went to the dollar store and five bellow and got all little goodies... tiny nail polishes, lip gloss, necklaces, bracelets, rings, stickers, a little bit of candy, glow in the dark necklaces, and some fun stuff like that that they are really into right now.

But I have to do something because every morning after I work a night shift, my family is falling into little tiny pieces which means I'm trying to fix them and not able to recover from having been up working all night and I am starting to get just a teensy bit resentful.

In this way, the fly manages to convert a tiny bit of energy into a whole lot of motion with very little effort.

Whether you're a very skinny girl who wants to fill out a little bit and show off the curves or a tiny guy who wants to beef up into an Adonis, gaining healthy muscle mass is your goal.

I was super pleased with the results, although I did add a tiny bit more almond milk after about 4 hours because the mixture looked a little dry despite having pushed the oats into the milk mixture like the recipe states.

But considering Keanu could have spent his downtime on a yacht with underwear models, I have to give him a tiny bit of credit for bringing this curious little nugget into the world.

Stevens is brilliant as this Eddie Haskell - cum - Terminator (he even emerges naked from steam at one point, like the T - 800), ingratiating himself into an entirely reasonable scenario and only occasionally, in the beginning, demonstrating that little tiny bit of psychopathology that points to the picture's conclusion.

And the comments that got von Trier banned from Cannes seven years ago, when he confessed in a press conference to having maybe just a tiny little soft spot for Hitler («I think he did some wrong things... but yeah, I understand much about him and I sympathize with him a little bit»), fed into the von Trier cult of the - killer - inside - me.

While the game is still far from release, and very little information is known about it at this point, some tiny bits of info is leaking into the wild.

A tiny little Schnauzer playing is very cute and yet it eventually grows into a larger dog with bigger teeth that will continue to bit indiscriminately.

Imagine powder mixing in here, and I pour a tiny bit of water into it to make it just a little easier to get into the rabbit's mouth, just a little bit.

A tiny bit lathers up into a rich, sudsy foam that penetrates even thick fur and offers full coverage with very little product.

There's a million tiny details that go into a surf trip, and the last little bits are what get us the most frazzled.

It took me a bit of time searching on Google, but I managed to dig deep enough into the recesses of my tiny little mind to find the reference I was looking for, which was the Canadian animated series ReBoot.

Because there are a lot (a lot) of fairs out there these days, I just decided to narrow what I was going to pull out of the mix into a selection of work I've already seen in person or otherwise know a tiny little bit about.

He pulls us (and Kevin's guitar) into one of the crib rooms and after strumming a little bit on his own, he tells Daddy to «chita» (sit) on the tiny chair, and then he plops down into my lap, and points to the guitar and says (in his sweet Haitian accent), «Play please, Daddy!

I went with a little bit of a woodland theme, which is why you are seeing tiny little deer peering into the soup bowls.