Sentences with phrase «literally everything i ask»
But finally it's here, the dress that has literally everything I ask for from my favourite cold weather styles — flattering three quarter length sleeves, a fitted bodice that emphasises the waist, a full swing skirt, a gorgeous green tartan print and, finally, beloved pockets.
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While you may hope that everything goes swimmingly while you're away (not literally, perhaps), it may be worth asking the group for feedback so that it can be even better the next time.
And we can't invite pressure when Chelsea don't want the ball they will literally give the ball up or give it to hazard and ask him to do everything
To make matters worse, now you have players bashing a backup quarterback who has literally done nothing except do everything that has been asked of him this year.
@GabrielDiego Plain text on the internet with little context is not good at indicating sarcasm, and given that this is a site for asking serious questions about finances, I tend to default to taking everything here literally unless shown otherwise.
An exquisite 6 bedroom villa featuring 2 master bedrooms with their own private plunge pools, an air - conditioned home theater, a game room with billiard table and dart board, a well equipped gym, and even a personal chef, Villa Bayu Gita has literally everything you could ask for to spend your holidays in Bali in ultimate luxury with magnificent...
Regal Beach was beautiful as always: the bluest ocean, white sand, jacuzzi, tennis courts... literally everything we could've asked for.
More story flows into the action as you near the game's final encounters, but if someone asked you to describe the plot of this or any Souls game, you'd be best served by saying,» You play as a human with no chance in hell of living, in a world where literally everyone and everything wants to kill you.»
Sometimes it asked me to take everything literally, and at other times it asked me to interpret everything as a metaphor.
You can ask your Twitter followers for advice; a dozen answers to a question are just a Facebook Group away; and there's a subreddit for, it seems, literally everything.