Sentences with phrase «not have a roommate»

And they would be delicious inside of the cake, provided that you don't have a roommate who is averse to fruit.

If for some reason we do not have a roommate available for you, you may be upgraded to a private room instead.

I had not had a roommate since my freshman year in college, and after that I vowed that my next roommate would be my spouse.

Yes, you should get renters insurance whether or not you have a roommate, because your stuff is only covered if there's a policy with your name on it.

Not exact matches

Lingzi's roommate and friends waited for hours at the hospital, only to learn, as Krystle Campbell's parents had, that the patient being treated was not Lingzi.

But that doesn't mean it's impossible to find affordable options, even if you have to have multiple roommates or a longer commute.

It's also not always the case that renters have to take on roommates because of budgetary constraints.

Everyone has a unique cooking style, and it's easy to think that your roommate is a «weird cook» simply because she prefers flavor combinations you don't normally eat.

My roommate Elise, however, didn't have time for a messy house and made sure we all knew the cleaning schedule.

He wasn't looking to sample the local espresso — Brown's new roommate had left the house keys there.

For example, if you decide in six months to turn the living room into an extra bedroom for a new roommate, you may not be able to if you've already reached the maximum number allowed for occupants in the unit.

Not my first choice, but I figured having a large room with a decent - sized closet, in a clean apartment with a nice roommate, in a good location outweighed the lack of laundry.

When I asked her and another girlfriend if they'd like to test it out with me that night, my friend acted like she didn't hear me while my roommate hesitantly said she'd consider letting her work phone sleep there.

He knew he had caught on to something when a tester in Boston used it to grow something on her fire escape, and her roommate remarked, «I didn't think you could actually grow food in Boston.»

My roommates had been raving about how challenging and fast paced Pure Barre was, but I was nervous to go because I didn't think I could make it through a full class.

As a policyholder, you don't want to face years of higher property insurance rates because you had to file a claim due to your roommate.

You'd like help with your monthly housing costs, but don't want a roommate.

I know you have conducted your own «study» of gay men but let me assure you that 50 % of the men having sex with your male roommate were not straight.

Since then, I've had mostly night - owls as roommates, with whom I can not hold deep or fantastical conversations first thing in the morning, so I usually write down the dreams that strike me.

It has recruited individuals (something the Campus Crusade roommate is often effective at) but not clumps from the liberal - moderate sector.

His roommates and friends wouldn't know how to take it.

Tams and I moved to Vancouver, British Columbia in 2010, and knew we would have to begin the arduous search for a church that would accept us as a couple and not just «roommates».

An extra safeguard would be to ask students who apply for university housing if they have any allergies; students who might be allergic to smoke could be assigned roommates who don't smudge.

My roommate slept with at least two different girls, and in the morning on my way down for the continental breakfast at the hotel, it was not uncommon for me to see guys coming out of girls» rooms where they had clearly spent the night.

Keen, who once shared a house with alternative country crooner Lyle Lovett while the two were at Texas A&M, has not met with the same mainstream recognition as his more famous college roommate (who, after all, has a marriage to an Oscar - winning actress on his resume).

I sent this to my other roommate who put into terms that we mentor people who don't know Christ, and disciple people who have accepted Christ.

My sister in low loved them, my mom loved them, my roommate loved them, 3 friends at the gym couldn't get enough, even my picky 10 year old nephew was mine the wiser that these were even healthy!!!! I've made key lime pie, banana bread, strawberry cake and various others but this is still my fav!!!

For example: My roommate claims to have a wheat allergy, and won't eat a hot dog that has touched a bun, but she'll drink regular (not gluten - free) beer, including wheat beer with no problems.

Not sure if I regret the decision because I probably would have killed my roommate but man the food was seriously bad!

I can not tell you how many times I've baked something, it didn't come out perfectly, and I was TOTALLY CONVINCED that it's ruined and disgusting and terrible and I'm a millisecond away from dumping it in the trash, and then my roommate or husband or whoever is around tells me that it's really not that bad and I should still serve it.

I haven't always been a fan of gingerbread but a couple weeks ago my roommates and I made and decorated gingerbread men.

I have a couple new roommates this term and the kitchen cupboards are in a bit of a mess and I can't find anything.

One of my roommates doesn't drink, but she doesn't have a problem with things cooked with alcohol, as long as it's not too strong.

I've totally had those meals that were just not photogenic, and my friends / roommates are all like «I'm starving» and I'm «You can't rush this.»

Years ago we were playing board games with our old college roommates and my roommate made gluten free Peanut Butter Cookies for John (I didn't know I had problems with gluten at that point).

As my parent's friends inhaled the corn cakes even faster than my roommate's boyfriend did the week before, I realized that meals for those beyond quarter - life don't have to be fancy in the traditional sense.

I do not currently have one, but an old roommate did, one who was nice enough to let me use it.

If you forget, don't worry at all: Cafes and restaurants have many hand - written signs about how to compost, like that one activist roommate made signs for the entire region.

I don't know if it's the extreme cold in NYC, the move, or the fact that my roommate has been out of town a lot recently, but I realized yesterday that I've spun quiiiite the self - soothing cocoon over the past few weeks.

My college roommate, who is always exactly the person you want to have with you for a night of partying, was not going to let this misperception stop our good time.

I can weigh in on the baking powder issue, I think — I made it this evening [the cakes are just cool enough to dig into, though I would've let them cool a little longer if my roommates hadn't been begging to be allowed to eat them].

According to Grant, his roommate, Catcher Earl Battey, did not want the air conditioner on in their room because he had a bruised arm.

I pretty much have a friend / roommate at this point I didn't sign up for this to happen to me.

It's never clear to me whether this means don't tear up (unavoidable) or don't have campus security come pry your fingers from your death grip on your child (over the top — not to mention an embarrassing introduction to his or her roommate).

It doesn't matter how much my «so called» husband brings to this roommate situation we have going on, the FACT of the matter is, I didn't sign up to be his roommate.

I already have 2 male best friends (my ex «illegal» husband and my ex boyfriend / roommate) so don't need another of those but you can never have too many friends.

I did not have family to move in with, and could not handle (emotionally) dealing with a roommate at the time.

The cats were NOT my idea but my, at the time, roommate desperately wanted cats and I do love cats so I said that even though I thought it was a bad idea getting pets as a 21 year old college student in an apartment if she wanted to get a cat I wouldn't mind.

(A recent book, Not Just Roommates: Cohabitation After the Sexual Revolution by Elizabeth H. Pleck basically confirms that; Pleck describes how cohabitation in America has long been «considered poor people's marriage» and that even today, «cohabiters form a second tier of citizens.»)

Except your relationship with your roommate is not the same as a relationship with a romantic partner — you're not sharing the same bed and you don't have the same expectations from him or her or them.