Sentences with phrase «maybe dress up a little»

Not exact matches

For a wedding, I am trying to come up with a cute way to dress them up a bit... maybe a tiny mint leaf a little piped rosette?

For the evening, when the sun goes down and the neon lights up the night, I like to pick a simple dress like this to have a nice dinner at one of the hotels, see a show, go to an after party and maybe just a little gambling!

So you're probably wondering why I wore this outfit for a weekend excursion to Central Park... Well the story is kinda goofy, maybe even a little embarrassing, but Nick and I thought it would be fun to get dressed up and play as if we were these big time shoppers dropping tons of $ $ at all the shops on 5th and Madison Avenues.

I always seem to wear a necklace with it that will stand out, maybe as my way to dress it up a little more.

Maybe it's just me, but I love getting dressed up in clothes in soft palettes with delicate details and making the day feel a little bit special (even if I was just going to work!)

I usually end up dressing for the day temperature in hopes that after dark the dance floor (and maybe a little wine) keep me warm!

Check them out, maybe you can pick up a new embroidered dress or pillow to add a little flavor to your home or wardrobe this season.

But — making the salad more interesting (and maybe having the dressing in a little pitcher or glass cup), seasoning the potatoes, toasting the muffins would be easy steps to move this up to a «very good» rating.

Payne and cinematographer Phedon Papamichael dress it up in black and white photography, but there's little fresh about another road movie that allows son to get to know father and maybe a little of the reverse.

Whether it needs paring down, dressing up, or maybe just a little something extra, use the ideas presented in this food runner resume sample to help you concoct a resume so appetizing that potential employers won't be able to resist calling you in for an interview.

We have a very «relaxed» business casual dress policy and I keep trying to get my staff to recognize that stepping their dress up just a little — maybe to «real» business casual — will add so much credibility to them, as they tend to be younger and their suggestions less trusted because of a perceived lack of experience, etc..