Sentences with phrase «little rundown»

I hope this quick little rundown on common newborn skin conditions helps.

I gave them a brief little rundown of who Nattie and Naomie were (that I like both of them a lot and wouldn't mind either result).

Granted, I was really sceptical about the whole wormhole storyline, but the game's opening cutscene gives a nice little rundown of the situation and introduces you to, wouldn't you know it, a game story with roots in political fiction.

Just to give you a quick little rundown, food is regarded as acidic if, when metabolized by the body, it gives off more protein and phosphorous than it does potassium, calcium, and magnesium, three big and powerful alkaline minerals.

Are you feeling a little rundown, unmotivated and dull?

For those unfamiliar with the story of Edward Snowden, here's a little rundown for you: Edward Snowden was a young man hoping to be a soldier.

Simon and Bla1ze were kind enough to give me a little rundown about WIND Mobile so I can share some of the insight, leaks, and rumors.

What is being sought at this time is feedback, so I'm going to give a little rundown of it and its development for this post for anyone not familiar with its development.Continue Reading Evolution of Publishing Semantics

The large modern rooms are better value, as the older rooms are a little rundown, however they have plenty of historical charm.

Definitely spring for the superior room over the standard because the standard rooms are a little rundown.

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The place may seem a little rundown but it's cheap!

Here's a little rundown of that the Wand is and isn't capable of.

So, here we go — a little rundown of the best resume templates that you can find in premium markets, with a total of over several thousand purchases.

We are closing on a little rundown cottage at Tybee Island today and I was going to volunteer to be your next makeover (we would fund it of course).

I'll talk about being a Newie girl who made it in journalism, give a little rundown of my career and life and then discuss how everything came crashing down — it looked like I was living the Disney fairytale, but the reality was more Brothers Grimm.