Sentences with phrase «meant rubbing shoulders»

Musk further said that using public transit meant rubbing shoulders with «like a bunch of random strangers, one of who might be a serial killer... that's why people like individualized transport, that goes where you want, when you want.»

Not exact matches

That means Greebel could end up rubbing shoulders with his former boss.

And just because a church has a few things that rub you the wrong way doesn't mean you should pack up.

You see, consuming lots of insoluble fiber when your gut is all inflamed would be akin to rubbing a sandpaper against an open wound... Now, this does not mean that you should need to forego coconut flour completely if you have any of these health issues.

Maybe it means letting your husband know that you could use a shoulder rub as you're breastfeeding because being hunched over is new to you and it feels uncomfortable for you back.

That doesn't mean you should rub poo on your baby.

That means your nervous system is so hypersensitive that it's dectecting, you know, you rubbing like this, just things that shouldn't cause pain.

Just because she makes you want to rub one out doesn't mean she should be cast in whatever movie you want to see remade.

It means you're very close to the passenger, almost rubbing shoulders — perfect for a navigator to bark instructions, less so for photographer David Shepherd to capture a driving shot.

Lack of rear AC vents and the absence of a transmission hump means that the rear section of the cabin looks uncluttered and 3 passengers can settle down comfortably on its wide bench without rubbing shoulders or jostling for space.

Where London's concerned, that means tourists have a chance to rub shoulders with the Chelsea elites, live out the authentic hipster experience in Dalston, or get chummy with the royals near Buckingham Palace.

This means that pretty soon there will be games with varied levels of support rubbing shoulders with one another on the Xbox platform.

Black, Jewish and indigenous white working - class pugilists moved in the same circles as the European elite; and ladies of noble birth rubbed shoulders with the young women from the other side of the social divide; each seeking fame or the means to a living and a secure future.