Sentences with phrase «making piles on the floor»

No room for them, so after packing the third row in front and making piles on the floor, it was time to give them away.

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I imagine us a little circus family, and it makes an adventure out of holding the baby aloft under the shower so we don't have to actually set him down on the shower floor, only to have him rolling around naked in dressing room dust piles five minutes later.

As I fold and make piles of clothing on the floor, B plays with his toys, waddles around the room checking things out, and he even plays with my bins full of tights, belts, and accessories.

Buy a bunch of pairs of baby socks in different colors and patterns (they'll make for a great baby shower gift afterwards), separate all the pairs and throw them all in one pile on the floor where you plan to play the game.

The first thing I always do before I power down is I clean up the messes I've made throughout the week — little things, like picking up my gym clothes from their pile on the floor or tossing opened mail I've got stacked on the kitchen table.

With a tight runtime, it's not that much of a chore to sit through, but The Lazarus Effect is one of those horror films where lack of character logic makes it hard to root for the bodies that are inevitably going to pile on the floor.

On the inside, the SVAutobiography will offer deep twist pile mohair carpet mats, and an optional sliding loadspace floor made from aluminum and a selection of veneer panels.

The Farmer's Insurance commercials on TV highlight it best — you never know when a rodent is going to crawl up your leg and make you floor the gas pedal, causing a 5 car pile up in front of your kids» school.

Unfortunately, those instincts may make it difficult to determine who's responsible for the puddle of vomit on your living room carpet or the pile of loose stools on the kitchen floor.

It can be hard to keep your cool when you find another pile or puddle on the floor, but correcting your dog when you find his mistake instead of when he made the mistake isn't part of a good housebreaking program.

I had just heard other team members describe how dog waste was piled on the floor inside and how the caustic air made their lungs and eyes burn.

A heap of stems, discarded or not yet used, makes a colourful, disorderly pile on the polished wooden floor.

Her works include tall, black, skittle - like sculptures made with coal dust and arranged in rows and in a pile on the floor.

Fortunately, your art gallery catalogue tells you that Andre took his radical decision to make art flat on the floor in 1965, when canoeing on a lake in New Hampshire, and that this majestic pile of bricks exemplifies his artistic creed that «form = structure = place.»

Critics picked up on shared concerns with soft sculpture, and Paul Overy pointed out that Flanagan's work was intriguing in that it looked soft, but in fact, was hard.1 The exhibition included anthropomorphically shaped sculpture made from plaster filled fabric bags, pieces hanging from the ceiling, and a pile of sand poured directly onto the carpeted floor.

The piles of useless items can put a tremendous weight on upper floors of a rental, make it impossible to service plumbing and electrical problems and hide all manner of vermin.

For the most part hiring managers could take them, fling them in the air, grab one from the pile as they float to the floor, and make his or her decision based on that highly technical and thorough, technique.

Nothing kills a romantic moment when you are making your way to the bed, to only trip over piles of books, magazines and clothes on the floor.

It also makes it easier to jump right in and sweep the floor when there isn't a ton of stuff piled on it.

More can be more when making a room feel snug, so pile them high on floors and desks.

If seems like I'm always doing laundry and it never makes it back into the drawers and instead in piles on the floor.

Larusi runners, made by Berber and other nomadic tribes, in pile and kilim, look great on the floor in a hallway and on the wall as a decorative piece.

Even though I love rearranging furniture, chopping pillows and shopping for new treasures, it's the stuff that I rarely ever show you that makes me the happiest when I stop and really look around — you know, beyond the piles of laundry and toys on the floor.

We're more focused on unpacking than we are making things pretty... which means instead of working in a pretty office with decorated walls I sit at my desk next to a pile of pictures on the floor.

First world problems, I know, but we lived with clothes and blankets draped over all the furniture (so unsettling) and in piles on the floor, and we made do with semi-crunchy towels and clothes (ew) for several months.