Sentences with phrase «nice small gift»
They'd make a nice small gift too!
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Whether they were naughty or nice, small - business owners didn't get any economic gifts over the holidays.
You can definitely limit the size of the church (in a healthy way) by making sure that you multiply small groups that grow beyond a specified size (18 - 20 works nice, at that point you are losing a degree of intimacy already) but more important you make sure that you cultivate the gifts needed to lead these groups — otherwise you end up with a bunch of small churches and a burned out pastor.
Now after Christmas most parents are sick of seeing toys but I think little gifts like wooden toys or small Lego sets are always nice to receive.
I tend to stick to the registry, but tuck a small gift in for mom as well, like maybe a nice lotion or giftcard for a manicure.
It is a nice item to bring as a gift while making your rounds over the holiday season, and its something that can be easily shared among a small group of people.
Maybe at the first meeting a foreigner can think that his deaf woman is throwing away too much money, she will desire to go to a nice restaurant, to get a valued gift (all girls like small surprises), to go to a perfect disco - bar, etc..
You can start off with a smaller stone and always have a larger one put in if thats what you want, and it makes for a nice 10 or 20 year anniversary gift.
BJ's Wholesale Club has a nice selection of third party gift cards and lots of gift cards have small discounts.
As a member there was a nice welcome gift: a small replica of a Lisbon tram.
HTC has been sending people who bought the HTC 10 smartphone directly from the company a small but nice gift: a free USB - C cable, along with its UH OH product protection plan at no extra cost.
«Also, because it's a season of gift - giving, it's a nice gesture to send a small gift with your thank - you letter to the most important networking contacts, if it's within your budget,» she says.Network PurposefullyThe holidays are a perfect time to reach out to people in your network and potential employers.
It will be a nice touch if you offer to buy lunch, or maybe give them a small gift afterwards (maybe a LinkedIn Profile Tutorial or new sales book).
I also regularly give her a handwritten card, a small gift, or a nice meal out - or better yet - a nice home - cooked meal to help make my sincere appreciation for her more impactful and memorable.
The incentives don't need to be big — a small rental discount, a gift certificate for a nice dinner, whatever you think will gain you the necessary cooperation and make your tenants feel that their needs and space are being respected.
Oh of course we wouldn't throw out nice old wrapping paper that could be given away or used again:), I was referring to those recyclable wrinkled up or too small scraps that no longer can be of use in wrapping gifts but fill up our closets and bins to make us feel disorganized and our house cluttered.
It's so funny because here we did that crazy Scotch Gift Wrapping Contest and you only get a little small snippet of a person and a few minutes to spend any time and it is so nice learning more about you from your blog and seeing things you are doing pop up on Facebook etc..