Sentences with phrase «latch onto here»

The keywords that you have to latch onto here are «healthy» and «million».

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.

But Hernandez remains amongst the most decisive penalty box finishers in England, and it took him just three minutes to equalise here, latching onto an Arnautovic cut - back and finishing calmly in front of the away supporters.

Let's be real here folks, men tend to be able to take time to themselves with little or no guilt while us mums feel insane amounts of guilt for taking some time to ourselves... let me just say, get over it and go do something without someone latched onto your boob!!!!

The most perplexing thing here is that the same people who cling strongly to the notion that energy - in versus energy - out is the sole determinant of whether you'll be fat or not are the same people latching onto this research claiming that non-nutritive zero - calorie sweeteners make us fat.

However the point of the references here were to make the other three guys even more comically alarmed at the fourth wolf they've just latched onto.

Yeah, von Trier is nothing if not provocative and he throws it all at us here: a coldly controlling husband who can't seem to draw a line between treatment and experimental psychotherapy, a fragile wife who slips into darkness and latches onto his projections of her «cruelty» to embrace her inherent «evil,» a natural world mutated into a Bosch image.

But between a sweet central friendship, a vibrant world, time - manipulating gameplay that works well throughout, and emotional moments that latch onto your heart and squeeze, it's clear that there's something special going on here.

11:31 a.m. Updated below as marked I've written here before about what I call «single - study syndrome,» the habit of the more aggressive camps of advocates surrounding hot issues (e.g., climate, chemical exposure, fracking) to latch onto and push studies supporting an agenda, no matter how tenuous — or dubious — the research might be.

This issue was latched onto by politically motivated AGW / CC deniers especially the politicians / denier activists here.