Sentences with phrase «loses oomph»
Curiously, it's when the Hunger Games begin that the movie loses its oomph.
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that gets greasy and loses oomph by the end of the day, I apply Ka Pow by Cibu after blow drying.
The baking powder loses its oomph very quickly and the gluten molecules have a field day of chewiness when they are allowed to sit around.
My sourdough starter lost its oomph a while back.
These waves move slower than body waves but don't lose their oomph as they travel.
«They keep pumping energy out for a while but start losing their oomph pretty quickly.
The problem: as we age, our girls start to lose their oomph, if you know what I mean.
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About Baking Soda & Baking Powder Be sure that your baking soda and baking powder are fresh and haven't lost their «oomph.»
United started the season in good stead, beating their opposition but with injuries to the side, United lost a lot of oomph which has seen the squad struggle to put their opposition at bay, finish them or even get involved in matches.
The looks on their faces, the rage with which they chased down loose balls and their general gesticulations all had an added oomph tonight — and win, lose or draw, that's the kind of grinta we've seen disappear sporadically this season.
They had lost some of their oomph and their batting average was falling.
There's a lot of «oomph» in a step: up to 10 watts of power is lost as heat each time a foot hits the ground.
Where the movie loses what oomph it has is in the cutaways to the ostensibly high - style canoodlings of Megan's roomie and her boyfriend, which look like outtakes from a particularly dopey CW sitcom, and of course the commit - cute finale in which the «Meant For Each Otherness» of it all is asserted.
The game's narrative especially could have been more impressive, if the script had been given a little more «oomph» — the usual «shady corporation» narrative is infused with bizarre hallucinations and seemingly supernatural events, in scenes that borrow a considerable amount of stylistic inspiration from television's Lost.