Sentences with phrase «lookout bar»

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:-D I am always on the lookout for gluten free breakfast ideas that don't involve eggs, and these and your lemon chia bars have me covered.

I'm always on the lookout for lower fat energy bar type things, with heaps of fruit and nuts.

I was on the lookout for some power bar recipes since my Traffic control season starts in a few days.

Thanks for the tip about the RX bars - I'm always on the lookout for a protein bar with minimal ingredients.

This playset includes three different types of swings as well as a covered picnic table, a lookout tower, a slide and even a fun set of monkey bars for your little ones to play on.

In stop - and - frisks, officers approach, question and sometimes pat down people police say were behaving suspiciously — acting like a lookout or carrying a pry bar, for example — but weren't necessarily sought in any particular crime.

I am always on the lookout for a replacement for store bought granola bars.

I'm on the lookout for some good bars that will be a nice filling snack.

- think I will try some for Easter visiting from the Spring blog hop and I Love love love your bar cart - am on the lookout for one when I go thrifting Cheers!

A very small puppy will be able to get their little legs and paws through the bars, so when your dog is in the crate, be on the lookout that it does not get itself caught.

There are 12 thatched cabanas of varying sleeping configurations and several public gathering spots, including the spacious dining room with a rooftop lookout point, an open - air combined bar and a lounge with a wrap - around view of the lake.

You only see it at the last moment, just before you reach the main lookout at the top of Bar Beach.

New Kuta Golf boasts of a clubhouse that comprises of a restaurant, bar, spa and function rooms, adorned with picturesque view of lush fairway and blue sea. And do not miss the magical sunset view from the lookout tower beside the clubhouse.

In the past, BMI had to staff «14 regional offices around the country, with field agents reading local newspapers and scouring the land on foot and by car, ever on the lookout for new bars and restaurants or old ones that aren't paying for their music.»

If the insurance company can show that if the injured person contributed by one percent to his or her injury by felling to keep a proper lookout on their property, the injured person's claim can be barred.