Sentences with phrase «making for eons»

I asked her to tell me how she came up with it, but it seems to be one of those dishes that she's just been making for eons because it's simple and so damn good!

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Gittins» company started out as a way for people to make well - designed photo books in somewhat less than an eon.

Actually, it makes a hell of a lot more sense to me for it to be that way than any days = eons theories and other stupid ideas people come up with trying to make the bible fit evolution.

[i.e. Age - Lasting Fire](CLV) Needless to say, Scriptures make it clear that the fires burned for the EONS permitted, and no further, sense the fires went out aproximately about the time of St. Paul.

Theism: making people proud of their ignorance for eons!

And being the horrible person that I am, I've made you wait like 4.1 million eons for this recipe.

I have had the recipe for eons and all I did was swap out the regular flour for Gluten Free and they become even crispier and more melt in the mouth (I actually didn't understand that melt in the mouth saying, until I made my version).

It has been on my To Make list for eons.

I have been meaning to make something from this book for eons so this seemed as good a time as any.

I Have been making chicken and dumplings for eons and I have never seen a more distasteful recipe.

I've been wanting to make these poinsettia cookies for eons, and this gave me the chance to try them.

Carvalho has been scouted to death and touted round the media for eons now, no - one has had made a serious bid for him that we are aware of — big risk, huge price tag and unproven outside La Premiera.

For eons, the mineral iron, which once saturated oceans, likely bonded with phosphorus, and sank it down to dark ocean depths, far away from those shallows — also called continental margins — where cyanobacteria would have needed it to thrive and make oxygen.

Advances in bottom - trawling technology have given commercial fishing boats access to the sea floor where unknown species have been making a living for eons

But the more likely explanation, they think, is that the oxygen was chemically made later — inside ice grains in the disc, where it stayed trapped for eons.

Proving that it actually exists, a trailer for Terry Gilliam's eons - in - the - making The Man Who Killed Don Quixote was released the other day.

While it was just Hyundai Eon initially, now Renault Kwid is making a strong case for itself in the entry level hatchback space, and Datsun gearing up to launch the Redi - GO against the Alto 800.

Expedited Application and Approval Process: Other lenders may make you wait for what feels like eons to receive even a response about a loan, but not at LoanMart!

Reluctant to throw her old tubes in the trash, realizing they would take eons to decompose, Fidrych looked for ways to make better use of the material.

Make sure you pop into the Beer Garden, which has been there for eons, for a coldie or two on your retro journey.

He was first seen falling out of the sky and landing directly on top of Master Eon, after he had made a wish for a Ninja Master to train the new generation of Skylanders.

How are we to regard something that makes our finitude look squeamishly brief, especially when our focus tends towards those things that seem to persist not for eons but for mere seconds.

Furthermore, Eon and Innogy have invested money in the development of new innovation processes (e.g. both make use of innovation hubs and accelerator programs) that aim at developing new digital business models for utilities.

The surreal natural formations of Turkey's Cappadocia region, where soft volcanic rocks have eroded over the eons into fanciful cones and spires, now have some serious man - made competition for tourist attention: The world's largest contemporary land art park, comprising 10 giant sculptures made out of more than 10,500 tons of stone.Australian sculptor Andrew Rogers picked this part of central Turkey for the latest installment of his five - continent «Rhythms of Life» art project due to its natural beauty and long history of settlement by many civilizations.

But once you start to contemplate the vast amounts of plastic and wood made into cutlery that gets used only a few minutes (3 minutes is average) and then landfilled for eons, toting your own starts to make more sense.

It also makes for a far more attractive resume since there is no longer a need for endless paragraphs to contain eons of work history.

I just happen to have a red and white piece quilt that my Grandmother made, eons ago, which is perfect for this Christmas tablescape idea.