Sentences with phrase «neat things here»

It's a work in progress — it won't get support for things like ad - blocking extensions until a while after Windows 10 launches — but you can do plenty of neat things here.

You now have all kinds of neat things here, such as a whole bunch of new heart piece locations, mini dungeons and secret caves / grottos to find.

Now, I've got a lot of really neat things here, but you can take an old broken pot and a soup bowl at home and you'll have a hide space and water bowl.

«They do a lot of neat things here at CTC A.

Ignoring the movie's more problematic material, there are a few neat things here.

One neat thing here is that you can transform into a monster and just wreck stuff up super-quickly... for a short period of time.

Not exact matches

Click here to check out some nice newborn baby clothes online because in my opinion they have some of the neatest selections of things for your baby at very decent prices & quality.

«To be here restoring this iconic bridge is a pretty neat thing.»

Here's the neat thing about living this way.

Well, here's a neat natural shampoo recipe you ought to try out and the best thing about it is that it's actually a shampoo and a conditioner which means you're going natural all the way doubling your savings in the process!

I need to use a lip pencil with darker liquid lipsticks to keep things neat, here MAC Currant lip pencil (which is so good), but this is a creamy consistency I like, similar to the NYX soft matte lip creams but with what seems to be better longevity (and unlike, say, the ColourPop liquid lipsticks, which, while good value, are a little too wet to compete with my favorite Stila and Kat Von D formulas).

At least the action was easy to follow (no shakey - cam crap here) and seeing all of the neat things Dredd's gun can do kept me interested.

One of the neat things about STS is the meeting that is arranged with all of the exchange students coming from Denmark, so that we have contacts while we are here.

Here's a little corner of our old cottage that was in need of some serious tidying up... this is a multi-tasking corner, often housing homework, dinner and crafty things and often at the same time... I like it neat and foofed but I'm old enough and ugly enough to know that with a family that doesn't always happen...

Also in here - some curious Harmonix music licenses, discussion of EmoGame, some totally retro demo - scene goodness, why Playfish did the right thing by partnering with IP powerhouse EA, and various other neat things besides.

Some of the staff were on hand to watch it live and after a fun evening of excitement, laughs, and taking pictures for the site Twitter while leaning over a balcony, I'm here to lay out some of the neat things I took away from my first - ever live viewing of an eSports event (however weird and offbeat Nintendo does it).

We showed you the faux version of the cover, and now the real thing is here - we announced over at big sister site Gamasutra that the February 2007 issue of Game Developer magazine is here, and here's the neat stuff that's in it:

Some of the neat things in here might include a piece on iPad vs. iPhone SKUs for games, the point and click adventure re-imagined, plus the regular NPD analysis, Eric - Jon Waugh on Castlevania III, and more GCG neatness ahoy.

In contrast to the usual SF method of saying «here's a neat tidbit of science, let's extrapolate it to see what cool things might happen,» he says «here's a neat tidbit of science, let's extrapolate it to see what horrible things might come of it, thus proving that there are Things Man Was Not Meant to Know.&things might happen,» he says «here's a neat tidbit of science, let's extrapolate it to see what horrible things might come of it, thus proving that there are Things Man Was Not Meant to Know.&things might come of it, thus proving that there are Things Man Was Not Meant to Know.&Things Man Was Not Meant to Know.»

The article said some nice things about what we're doing here at the University of Calgary and about some of the neat things taking place at other Canadian law schools.

From a wicker shopping basket to innovative vacuum storage bags, here at Dunelm we offer a variety of storage solutions to make this keeping things neat as simple as possible.