Sentences with phrase «just emptying my glass»

«I am just emptying my glass so I can fill it with things that are more aligned with who I am today.»

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Bad financial news is easy to find, so let's all just take a moment to enjoy this little bright spot, before some other report comes along and makes the glass half empty again.

And when at some point the Frozen Few glance around and note that the pews are alarmingly empty, those deemed worthy to minister to them might convince them to break just one precious stained glass window and look out and see the kingdom coming.

If I were to ever win a draw, you could just send me empty yogurt glass containers and I'd be happy as a lark!!!!! elizabeth

The same goes for Champagne: After just a few sips, I look down and find my glass is empty!

The language barrier can prove to be quite frustrating and the weather very depressing if you let it be; it's just a case of looking at your situation as glass half full rather than half empty.

Then, add a street cleaning vehicle with the most powerful turbines coming at 01:00 a.m. And the cherry on top: glass container emptying right on schedule at 04:00 a.m. Let's just say sunglasses became the accessory we weren't able to go without and I had to learn the hard way, how much I got used to silence (living on the country side...) and how important it is for both my well - being and my mood.

I like to think that the gifts I pick out are just that good (Glass half full), or is it perhaps that my weakness for all things retail has gone to an extreme level (Glass half empty)?

Just this morning I was looking at an empty glass bowl in my living room thinking «oh yeah, I never found anything to fill it with.»

Rodriguez just pulls stuff out of his subconscious, all these great ideas he's had forever and here's the one film he can finally put all of them into — the giant robots invading the empty Sunday - morning streets of downtown Austin and Grandpa walking on the moon and Alan Cumming instructing little kids on how to use 3 - D glasses and pseudo-mystic video - game lore and — dear god — Sylvester Stallone as a hippie.

I just had a conversation with Andy and a customer who's interested in the Vulcan, and I said the thing about Aston is the glass isn't half empty any more; it's half full.

Lüpertz has frequently claimed that his subjects are really just motifs, that he is essentially an abstract painter (a similar claim is made by Baselitz, who metaphorically empties his paintings of content by inverting them, like pouring water from a glass).

I think that renting a storage unit to hold empty recycled glass jars would cost far more than any $ $ savings or convenience of just re-using what you have — just my opinion:)