Sentences with phrase «more blustery»

Inevitably, some of the fun has to migrate indoors during the damper, more blustery days of autumn.

Not exact matches

The pattern on trade policy through the first 14 months of the Trump administration has been to pair blustery talk — about pulling out of the North American Free Trade Agreement, for example — with more modest policy actions and negotiations that may avert real economic damage.

with the blustery winds of november comes the desire to bake more.

Between wanting to avoid contagious illnesses, hot sun or blustery cold, and perhaps some self - consciousness while the new baby is learning to breastfeed, many new mothers spend the first month or more of the baby's life indoors.

And it can help you stay warm on the blustery Chicago spring days that, ahem, might still feel a bit more like winter.

Admittedly, they were more for the moms and dads than kids — who got turkey sammies smothered with honey mustard and mayo spread — but on this blustery fall day in Rome, every parent not only commented on how good they were, but couldn't stop talking about the roast...

It's a blustery day out there — this feels more like February!

Heavy, wet snow and blustery winds brought down trees and power lines overnight and have left roads all over the Buffalo Niagara region covered in a foot or more of snow.

While Wain has developed an immunity to the biopic's blustery pretension, he's not so wary of the form's more superficial shortcomings.

With Carell's comic talents, perhaps Trent could have been conceived as a less obvious creep, and more as a blustery manipulator: less blunt Stalin, more seductive Mephistopheles.

But when it turns out that «cool kids» like Eric (Dave Franco) and Molly (Brie Larson) share more in common with Schmidt's sensitivity than they do Jenko's blustery indifference, the cops get sidetracked from their duties by the unexpected discoveries they make, while stuck on the other side of the social paradigm.

With a land - speed record out of the picture, those intangible virtues become more apparent as we tootle north on Queen Kaahumanu Highway 19 through the stark, black lava fields covering the Kohala Coast's lap of luxury (boasting Four Seasons, Kona Village, Mauna Lani, and Orchid resorts), breaking due east at the Kawaihae Harbor (after lunch at Cafe Pesto) to climb swiftly into the blustery Kohala uplands through the vast Parker Ranch lands.

But even more pleasant, he thought, was to read about someone else's sweetheart bubbling in the tea urn, and that, too, is hard to argue with, for crime, especially murder, is very pleasant to think about in the abstract: it is like hearing blustery rain on the windowpane when sitting indoors.

Which makes its shingle beach and buzzy vibe even more attractive come January, when you can walk for miles along the blustery seafront (past the controversial new i360 viewing tower and the beautiful Victorian pier, now with funfair and arcades) or wander the narrow streets of the Lanes, which are jammed with tiny clothing shops, antiques emporiums, and cafes.

Despite knowing that Doig paints scenes of cold, blustery environments from photos in his London studio, I think of Figure in a Mountain Landscape as a self — portrait of the artist - perhaps more of a conceptual or psychological self — portrait rather than an actual one.

There's more to Charlotte Brontë than blustery landscapes, sheltered spinsters and tormented romances.

The U.S. Department of Energy on Friday withdrew from a 2016 agreement to partner with a private developer on a more than 700 - mile transmission line that would have delivered wind power from blustery Oklahoma to Tennessee and beyond.

Nothing reminds us of England more than a hot cup of steeped tea on a blustery winters day.