Sentences with phrase «looking little button»

Not exact matches

Wow, these look too good, especially with that little caramel button on top.

Had a little helper hit the button before I was ready... Those look delicious!

Amber Button decorated the bottles with little veils and these cool, worn - looking little meat cleavers.

Thank you for having a printer friendly button on your site, I've found that not everyone does and it makes it a little more difficult when you find something that looks good.

Yes, standing in the wake of his fire, you understand perfectly that this is a man who can use a baseball to snip the button from a hitter's shirt, who is the last great hope of geriatric New Englanders and who sent the Cleveland Indians home for the winter, despite an injured arm he could barely lift above his head and with little more of his usual weaponry than the look of a lion tamer in his eyes.

, it's easier to change than those cute little newborn onesies with all the buttons and snaps, and there's really no need to look stylish and snazzy in the first hours of one's life, anyway.

You little baby or infant will look as cute as a button while dressed in this Winnie The Pooh baby sleep sack from Halo Industries.

This sort of playfulness is exactly what our little ones are looking for when they «push our buttons» It can be difficult to practice when we are wrapped up in the moment though: our knee - jerk parenting programming kicks in usually.

Little, cute looking buttons, bows, and other items are creating a risk of choking for your baby, and so you should try to avoid that.

Great Fitting Bra Shapewear Dark - wash, flared or boot - cut jeans Black Trousers Black Skirt (pencil, a-line or full) Little Black Dress (sheath or wrap preferred) Black Blazer Black Sweater (v - neck or cardigan) Pointed - Toe Pumps, Black (unless you have large feet) Black Pointed - Toe Flats (unless you have large feet) White Button - Down Top (I like non-iron best) Black or Beige Trench Coat Everyday Handbag Wool Coat Tall Boots (I left this out of the video, look for knee - high black)

«The leaders in particular said «wait a minute, let's said hit the pause button,» said Deutsch who said it makes sense to «look a little bit more closely» before handing over hundreds of millions of dollars to the Solar City factory project.

«The leaders in particular said «Wait a minute, let's hit the pause button,» said Deutsch, who said it makes sense to «look a little bit more closely» before handing over hundreds of millions of dollars to the Solar City factory project.

«The leaders in particular said «wait a minute, let's said hit the pause button,»» said Deutsch, who added it makes sense to «look a little bit more closely» before handing over hundreds of millions of dollars to the Solar City factory project.

So when you look at the iPod shuffle, in some ways it's Steve Jobs» ultimate product because it's got no buttons on it, it's just a thing, it's just a little metallic slab.

Also note that you will want your avocados to be very soft, but if you knock the little stem button off, it should still look green, not brown or it will not have the optimum taste.

I decided to switch it up a little bit with the buttoned up look.

For the look we added a button up jean shirt to compliment the sweater, and add that dressy feel to the outfit, and matched it with this cute little leopard skirt; which has a great functional silhouette that can work with many pieces.

A skirt that ends below the knee, high wasted with a button down shirt (buttoned down as far as you dare) with great heels that you can walk in (yes, I've seen your little movie on heels)- is always a sexy look!

Look for a button - down with a little stretch and a cut that's flattering to your body shape.

Although I do love how this skirt looks with a crisp white button down and a statement necklace, I was feeling a little more «fun» when I got dressed today.

My cardigan was able to cover my butt a little so although the pants may be «inappropriate» for work, I was still able to cover it up with my cardigan and make it look more professional with my button down.

Ground your look in neutrals, but add a little punch of V - Day color by layering a red print button down under a tan jacket.

I've had mine for a few years and have worn them a lot; today's outfit is a little more dressed up, but I've also worn them with boyfriend button downs and tunics for a more casual look.

Mostly tees and denim, but occasionally a little more dressed up like today's look with a silk button down and suede heels.

The jacket in one size up fit a little bit from the back (due to lack of vent) but needed tailoring at the waist to make it not look huge and boxy on me, so I kept the one that was the right size in the waist but pulls a little over my backside / hips when its buttoned, since I almost never button my suit jackets.

Little Mistress by Look Magazine Sienna Dress c / o H&M Button Down Shirt Zara Pink Heels (similar here) GiGi New York Clutch c / o Gorjana Gold Link Bracelet c / o Glimmer Lane Betsy Bow Bracelet

A slashed - sleeve sweater with metallic button detail and a pouffy mini were super-girlie, while her Altuzarra bag and loafers brought a little masculine sensibility to the look.

Here is my best, «walk in the park» look — a trench, Noonday Zip Scarf given to me by Noonday Ambassador Kelli Magee, cobalt jeans, denim button down, Clarks flats, Ray Bans, Last Call Neiman Marcus Reversible Tote (gifted) and Little L is strolling in her new Cath Kidston Maclaren buggy (gifted) and my hair is in a bun because I forgot my hairdryer and it's all sorts of crazy.

When I started, I was in my mid-20s, straight out of grad school and I dressed quite conservatively: mostly suit separates with button downs and sweaters and blazers, in an attempt to look a little older and wiser amongst my older coworkers.

Due to the heat, summer layers are a little harder to style than autumn / winter layers, but I enjoy the challenge =) Pairing a light off - the - shoulder Forever 21 button - up with a textured Fleur du Mal corset, I finished the look with linen shorts and peep toe booties to bring an airy summer city feel to the outfit.

love how you made a quick easy look but paid attention to the little details, like the cute booties and a well fit button up.

Of course I had to get a little 70's with this look so I paired it with my suede fringe vest I was excited to bust out again and brown button up skirt.

The belt measured a little wider in circumference than the waist of the dress — it fits fine as - is, but I shifted the snap closure buttons over about 2 ″ which resulted in a more slimming look.

Sometimes denim shorts can look overly casual, which is fine if that's the look you're going for but I wanted to dress them up a little bit so I added an eyelet button - down shirt and a classic navy blazer for a preppy chic look.

For your little dude, a red check button down shirt with blue denim jeans will look perfect for the 4th of july if paired with brown boots.

I don't know if it's the shoes, the mid-rise jeans, the cropped button down and cardi combo, or the combination of all of the above that make this look feel a little pin - uppy to me.

Yesterday I wore an open cardi over a maxidress and it looked a little frumpy (the shapes didn't really work together), but today I'm wearing a more fitted cardi over a sleeveless button - down and it looks much sharper.

Styling a sweatshirt can be a little tricky but I find that layering with a simple button down will work wonders for a polished look.

And for a cute little detail, I sewed some silver buttons onto the shoulder seams for a nautical look.

Your little star will look darling (and be comfy) in this Flutter Sleeve Button - Front Star Bodysuit from Splendid.

I was also super jazzed that Dutch Label Shop has a button that looks just like the one on my logo, so I added that cute little symbol.

Then look for a button - up shirt that is a little thin and peaks the right amount under your sweater.

But with a few buttons left open, the look is definitely «a little sexy.»

Maybe they look a little (or a lot) preppy, but they also look fresh and go with almost everything — think pattern - mixing, white jeans, layered over a button up shirt.

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Our ties are tight, our buttons are done up... Yet when we've been on the dating scene for a while, and have found a great match, we can look forward to something a little looser and more revealing.

If you're an RPG fan looking for some lighter fare, Torneko is a charming little adventure that manages to push the nostalgia button without feeling overly dated.

One thing that I also liked was the the battle system or the little we saw of it, I like the fact that you basically use your fingers to battle, I du n no if that is something I'll get tired of eventually but the concept of it looks more appealing than pressing a button, it gives the player more interaction.

Your little 8 - bit - looking dude runs forward automatically, and you tap buttons to leap over pits, slide under obstacles, and more.

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