Sentences with phrase «likes nasty surprises»

Nobody likes nasty surprises, and you certainly don't want to find yourself in a dangerous or uncomfortable position.

No one likes a nasty surprise at the end of the month when you've gone over your data allowance and your network sends you a hefty bill.

Not exact matches

A surprising season or two from random folks, like Dalton Pompey or Kevin Pillar, and they could coast into the postseason and end the nasty drought.

If we go about it this way we should have no nasty surprises like we did in the first half of the season.

Such nasty surprises could soon become less common for people like me — by giving our hearts their very own IP addresses.

Makeup: You'd be surprised how much of your favorite makeup products are full of nasty ingredients like parabens, talc, and other harmful chemicals.

I also liked how nasty the movie proved to be, the cutthroat nature of it all impressively surprising.

Stephen Twigg MP, Labour's shadow education secretary, said: «When a Tory councillor makes openly racist comments like these, it's no surprise people still think of the Conservatives as the nasty party.»

Looks like an X5, drives like an X5, priced like an X5 Besides the Driving Dynamics Control system, there is a long list of optional features and packages on the X3, but those whose check boxes with gleeful abandon are in for a nasty surprise.

Unless you start acting like a total hooligan every movement is controlled, and there are no nasty surprised — the heavy 2.8 - litre turbodiesel up front pushing gently into understeer if you start getting carried away.

We like it because it's a familiar format that anyone can open, without any nasty surprises.

Like buying a used car, buying bargain equities can mean nasty surprises.

It's like trying to find the bad apple in a barrel; the rest might be excellent, but if you choose the bad one, you'll find yourself with a nasty surprise later.

I'm quite the pessimist when it comes to changes in loyalty programs — what they give with one hand they often take away with the other — so I like to see the small print and make sure that there are no nasty surprises tucked away before breathing too big a sigh of relief

I've tried to avoid spoilers, like puzzle solutions and some of the nastier surprises.