Sentences with phrase «much elbow grease»

But you don't need to put so much elbow grease into cleaning your microwave.

I didn't have to use too much elbow grease because of the vaseline.

Bereft of all but the basic colours, every frame looks picturesque, and a lot of detail has obviously gone into each and every shot, but Nispel clearly put so much elbow grease into the visuals that he forgot to tell a coherent story, or give his actors any sort of direction.

Plus, when you opt for products that were specifically designed to break down mold or mildew, you'll notice that you don't have to put as much elbow grease into your chores and still get a great - looking room.

Just put as much elbow grease as possible into it, to get the sort of dough you see in the photos.

Cauliflower: With this, and any other recipe that is made with «riced» cauliflower, please use as much elbow grease as you can muster to wring all the moisture out of the cauliflower.

Not exact matches

And in the case of TriNova, it goes on and buffs off without too much of your own elbow grease.

And as the documentary goes on (and sometimes drags on) it becomes clear that the directors, already knowing that history will declare victory in the case, are intent to show the elbow grease that went into achieving that victory, but not so much the vulnerability the plaintiffs had to endure on national level.

As a PTO leader, you approached the school first as a parent, but now you understand how vital parent involvement is to the overall health of a school and are willing to offer much - needed elbow grease.

That race isn't about odds and chance so much as it is about elbow grease and hitting the keyboard -LSB-....

I have been truly shocked that the laws / code don't focus more on living elements rather than unnecessary space, that takes so much more to take care of $ and the elbow grease that not everybody has.

Yet we are hard and we are proud; we got where we were by dint of merit, direct thought, and much expended elbow grease.

Sure, you will hit limitations and recognition problems, but on the whole it is pretty magical to recognise you you can be elbow - deep in flour or grease and can play whatever music you like, set timers, note down reminders, communicate with friends and family, turn lights on, and so much more without having to touch a single thing.

If you sand AFTER waxing - it takes a bit more elbow grease, and you will probably want to add another layer of clear wax to protect the raw areas you sanded... but if this is your first time ever painting and distressing... by having a wax application on the painted piece first - you won't accidentally take off too much paint, as you learn how to finesse the sand paper with the right amount of pressure.