Sentences with phrase «latch onto given»

Not exact matches

Here I am: 29 years old, sprawled in the backseat of our old Trailblazer, holding another nearly - 9 lbs baby, in front of a crowd of strangers, and without thought, I'm trying to wrestle my shirt off through my laughter, I just want to get that baby to latch onto me, I miss him inside, I'm empty, already, but I have something to give him, it's nothing but raw instinct.

Steve Davies however popped up on the 93rd minute after latching onto Matt Done's ball to give the League One side a replay at Wembley.

Minutes later the Chilean latched onto a great through ball from Ramsey and turned it round the corner for Welbeck who was brought down, giving Arteta the chance to score from the spot.

Son latched onto a Dele Alli assist on the 27th minute to give Tottenham the lead before adding a second after the break when Harry Kane served him a perfect ball on the 54th minute to allow Son to grab his second of the game.

Blackburn gave themselves a fine start in the first half and broke the deadlock with an exceptional goal after Danny Graham latched onto a through pass from Marvin Emnes, who looked particularly bright in the opening stages of the game.

I remember you know, both daytime and night time, not only trying to get babies to latch but then trying to get tape this little tiny tube on onto my breast and using a little syringe and coordinating this and giving the nipple, the mouth, I mean, we needed four hands.

My mother in law had convinced the nurses that i was engorged and they gave me a nipple shield thing for the baby to latch onto to «Pull out» my nipple.

Otherwise, you know, it was sort of typical stuff where he wouldn't latch some days, some days he would and again we kind of had to have 3 people around to try different positions and try different tricks where we might give him the bottle for two seconds and then try to switch him onto the nipple.

Then he and his students gave the molecules a very basic task to perform: latching onto another molecule.

Conservation triage, as Possingham and others call it, has some commonsense appeal and gives decision makers numbers to latch onto in a field where choices can seem arbitrary.

Tell a story - Give the committee something to latch onto.

A given receptor can snag a number of different odor molecules, and a given odor molecule can latch onto several different receptors.

You give them something concrete to latch onto.

Making a pledge to the victim's mother that he will not rest until he finds the killer, Jerry, who is twice divorced and childless, latches onto the case as a spiritual lifeline that can give meaning to an existence that seems to have run out of purpose.

This film needed an inspired techie, and the audience needs something to latch onto once they have given up trying to navigate the chaos of the plot.

Hoffman's presence as a familiar face gives us a personality to latch onto, that of the man whose support in countless fictional films we relied upon.

You have to give them something to latch onto.

However, it might just be Channing's kinetic energy which somehow weakens the film, since neither Nichols nor screenwriter Carole Eastman (of Five Easy Pieces fame and working under the pseudonym Adrien Joyce) give her much of a character to latch onto.

The blue team has the power of low gravity, which gives it the ability to latch onto objects (like stray barrels) and launch them at foes or simply shoot a pocket of low gravity at enemies to make them temporarily float in the air.

And the look of The Shape of Water is perhaps its best trait, with a depth to its set design that always gives the eye something to latch onto even if it's the fifth time returning to that place.

Davey's personality make the first 45 - minutes of the film a true challenge to endure, as we are basically given only Davey and the incredibly weird Whitey to latch onto.

They latch onto their friends with a new intensity, and their raging hormones give them no peace.

PBL projects can give students something to latch onto as they're learning to use a new language.

Right now, when comparing jumbo loan rates to conventional rates, investors may be finding it more attractive to latch onto jumbos, given the high credit quality of many of those borrowers, Hu told HousingWire.

Keep a chew toy close at hand and when the puppy starts to show signs of nipping, give it a toy before it can latch onto any skin.

It seems every decade there's a different breed that idiot yahoos latch onto and it's those idiots that give the dog breed a bad name.

These barbs latch onto food and fluids, and give the cat's tongue a sandpaper feel.

This gives them the highest attack stat of any «normal» Pikmin type, when latched onto an enemy, making them especially useful in battle.

It also acted as a way to give players who hadn't played Street Fighter since Street Fighter II something new to latch onto.

I believe he gives us enough raw data to latch onto and contemplate; so maybe we feel out meaning like I did for Heuristic or we sense an underlying order overall, like in nature.

Given how factions seeking forest protection, poverty alleviation, water equity, women's and indigenous rights, carbon markets and other specific goals have latched onto the treaty process, it's worth listening to him.

Give your ATS words to latch onto when the job description is looking for a consultant.