Sentences with phrase «many trinkets»

One may wonder, then, what Couture saw in a little - known two - person trinket shop called Artika.

By the time McMullin is through with him, lawyer Terrence Cullen will be a new convert to the Edmark brand, his outstretched arms brimming with software and trinkets as he marches toward the register.

Your employees don't want trinkets, or gadgets, or doo - dads.

Kids peel each layer, revealing tiny bags filled with trinkets, stickers, messages or other doll accessories as they go.

He could pick out a new toy or trinket, and his mom never had to worry about it costing too much.

While roses are red and chocolates are sweet — and lingerie's an intimate treat — mere trinkets and gifts don't always say «I love you.»

That means that individuals could print sweets for themselves instead of the sort of thermoplastic trinkets that currently represent what is achievable with 3 - D printers in the popular imagination.

Ideally, it would be nothing more valuable than a few dollars, and best if it were related to a conversation you've had: a souvenir from your hometown, perhaps, or a trinket from your travels.

The country's 1.3 billion consumers are eager to spend on everything from cars to trinkets to clothing and jewelry.

Janna Drucker, the founder of a Parkland boutique called Fannies Finds, has a tradition of slipping small trinkets emblazoned with motivational quotes into customers» bags when she senses they're having a hard time.

They sell small trinkets, beg coyly, stay quiet, and generally stay out of your way.

Full of Irish trinkets and bric - a-brac, they do a good job of making you feel like you're on the Emerald Isle.

Early on the toys included in the Happy Meal were little trinkets — stencils, puzzle locks and spinning tops.

Instead, it's often the trinkets inside that have gained the most notoriety.

Despite the shop bursting with coins, jewelry, guns, watches and a miscellany of trinkets, Rick is focused on dollar signs.

The people who donate typically get an early version product in question, plus various trinkets or karmic rewards.

In recent years, New York Times Co. has started businesses around live conferences, a wine club and an online store that sells hats, shirts and other trinkets with Times logos.

They may even adorn their workspace with photos, trinkets or decorations that suggest what they value in life — such as their pet, their kid's soccer team or their garden.

It's the best way to protect yourself from chatty trinket collectors who have absolutely no intention of ever buying from you.

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Wendy's love of travel was ignited at a very early age when her grandparents brought back trinkets and tales from India and Thailand.

It's the best way to protect yourself from chatty trinket collectors who have absolutely no intention of every buying from you.

You can offer freebies such as personalised trinkets or even promotional products for your soft launch, depending on what your project involves.

it puts gazillions of tax free income into the pockets, hidden bank accounts and the purchase of luxury trinkets into the control of the myth salesmen...

Trinkets and odds and ends that are directed at the Christian «mass market».

In the West, our modern consumer society has now debased this concept to be the equality to buy and consume, to trade and to travel, to build up a life of toys and trinkets.

Unless you've got millions to throw around, a nice trinket to shut your kid up for a few days will always win over feeding a poor person you don't know.

When we hear tales of modern saints such as Mother Teresa or of the suffering and martyrdom of those behind the iron curtain,, we look at the trinkets we have gathered to measure our success and in wistful remorse almost wish that we could relinquish them all and recover our innocence.

Few were the things provided by civilization — the rifle, the ax, gunpowder, pots and pans, and occasional trinkets.

Often, something like that reminds me of Effie Trinket saying May the odds be ever in your favour in Hunger Games.

Just one more pop culture trinket in the boob tube's vast rerun bin.

I put a little candy, maybe a homemade bracelet, little trinkets, stickers & Always a tract made for children.

How they actually work: We hope you have lots of extra space on your bookshelf, because your going to need it for all of the trinkets you will be making with your $ 1,500 3D printer.

The elderly gentleman and his daughter in California selling trinkets to maintain what was once a very prosperous situation.

NO pamphlets there, just toys and trinkets and school supplies, our way of showing love to a child thousands of miles away.

At the time, it felt novel — almost like a trinket.

But will the bookstores be able to stay open selling t - shirts, DVDs and trinkets?

I'm not buying trinkets to take home and put on my bookshelf and show off to my Christian friends.

One can almost see the stately procession of those oriental women, dignified as queens, in the peace of the oriental evening coming down the slope from the little city, each with her graceful water - jar on her shoulder, while around the tree - sheltered well lie the ten great hulking beasts still saddled with their baggage and gaudy with the beads and trinkets that camel - drivers have always loved.

I've read the bible more than 5 times and never heard jesus preach hate, the closest he got was when he tore the tables apart in the temple when they were selling trinkets (like the stuff schueller sells) and they turned the house of GOD into a rummage sale instead of healing and feeding the poor, disabled, elderly and so on... God says you will know a man by his works, so if your preacher sounds alot like hitler you may want to change church's, that is if you care about your soul!

Tricycles, bikes, books, games, furniture, toys, trinkets of every shape and size, extra clothes, fans and other electronic do - dads were all brought to one place to be given away or sold.

We have become accustomed to the idea that what God asks of us, the great basic teachings of our lives, and the great responses required by God are somehow accessories» as if we can take them or leave them» as if they are just trinkets for those who choose to accept them.

I lust after recognition, I am desperate to win all the little merit badges and trinkets of my profession, and I am of less real use in this world than any good cleaning lady.

I would bet that the gay neighbor in the 1999 film American Beauty, who, it is implied, loves guns, collects Nazi trinkets, and turns to murder all because he represses his own urges, formed more people's views about how to regard homosexuals than did the entire decade's research into psychosexuality by the whole scientific community.

We may be impressed with the valuables Simon and Andrew laid down to follow Jesus — families, homes and jobs — these proved to be mere trinkets compared with what they were ultimately called to lay down at the foot of the cross.

Bill Deacon PS: So I guess you will spend the week gathering up all the trinkets in your church and put them on e-bay to raise some money for the poor in your neighbourhood, or not, hypocrite.

The man of leisure, Veblen said, «becomes a connoisseur in creditable viands of various degrees of merit, in manly beverages and trinkets, in seemly apparel and architecture, in weapons, games, dancers, and the narcotics.»

When I was a kid, the label «made in Japan» signified a cheap trinket that cost little and was worth even less.

I am sometimes certain that I wait all year for tomato season, you know, the way a more normal person might be excited for the Giants to get back to the field or eagerly anticipate whatever sleek and minimal trinket Apple has coming out this fall.

Or when I get out some Christmas trinkets for a few hours just to see how it feels (hint: it feels AMAZING).