Sentences with phrase «nothing beats sitting»

As much as I love online gaming, if you ask me, nothing beats sitting on a couch and playing with friends.

Nothing beats sitting by the fire pit with a tea for a mid-week mental reset.

So yep, one of my days will be spent cleaning but nothing beats sitting in a clean house though, so no complaints here!

Not exact matches

Sitting at home and pontificating on the latest developments in technology is all fine and dandy, but nothing really beats meeting the interesting and ambitious characters who are actually out there trying new things.

Probably one of the better ideas within this post is the discussion around the «complimentary» areas, as we have been trying to automate this process by looking for synonyms or filtering competitors backlinks into industries BUT nothing can really beat sitting down with a piece of paper and brainstorming the end users intent or who the service / product might help and facilitate.

In one poem an 85 - year - old man, who has spent his many years beating «black and blue» the land, «warped inside / And given to watching, sullen - eyed, / Love still - born,» now sits alone in a corner before the fire, with nothing left to dream on but the self - delusions of his past.

Nothing beats a freshly cooked burger and a refreshing milkshake, and for Las Vegas area residents, they soon won't have to go far for such a quality, sit - down meal.

P.S. nothing is better than sitting quiet, taking in a good rain storm (besides listening to your lover's heart beat).

Hull were exceeding expectations sitting at 10th in the league table, and came to Anfield with nothing to lose having beaten the Reds 3 - 1 at home a month earlier.

If you are going to buy a C - segment car then there is quite a chance that you would end up sitting at the rear bench and in that aspect, nothing beats the Sunny and Scala.

Even the kicking ones... beat sitting on my tush doing nothing.

The Harbour still inspires us, even after countless visits — nothing can beat sitting on the front deck of a ferry with the white sails of the Opera House on one side and the steel frame of the mighty Harbour Bridge on the other.

In terms of pace and flow, you will beat missions and in the interest of time you'll want to rush to the next one, but the mission won't finish until the characters have finished talking about nothing, so you have to sit and wait for that, which, yes, does mean overlap is a constant annoyance.

Boring work may not be your first choice, but it beats sitting around doing nothing for a long time.