Sentences with phrase «now hangs in my home»

I love the natural beauty and simplicity of this wreath, which now hangs in my home's living room.

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Maybe you used to like to get home from work, make dinner, sit in the backyard, but now... NOW you just want to eat a popsicle, take a nap, ride your bike, go to a coffee shop, hang out elsewhenow... NOW you just want to eat a popsicle, take a nap, ride your bike, go to a coffee shop, hang out elsewheNOW you just want to eat a popsicle, take a nap, ride your bike, go to a coffee shop, hang out elsewhere.

At FC Barcelona, attention is now fully focused on the Copa del Rey and Thursday night's round of 16 second leg at home to Celta Vigo, where everything is hanging in the air after the first leg at Balaídos ended one apiece (kick off 9.30 pm CET — TICKETS HERE).

Some of those ads now hang in the Sun City Historical Museum, which occupies one of the first homes to be built here, next to the first golf course.

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We don't know whether the chairman of the board actually inspected the gullwing home of his pet motor in person, but he did attend the show, and despite rumors to the contrary, allegedly pedaled by a high - ranking insider, Ferdinand Piech, now aged 76, is on the record for being determined to hang on until his contract expires in late 2017.

Once dismissed as «women's work,» quilts made by women from Gee's Bend, now hang in major museums and «feel right at home next to great works of modern art.»

Originally commissioned for the North Central Bronx Hospital, where it hung for over forty years, the newly - restored triptych now makes its home at Gouverneur Health in lower Manhattan.

The majority of that collection was amassed by the late Dr. Otis T. Hammonds, who hung works by such masters as 19th - century landscape painter Robert Duncanson and Romare Bearden in his Victorian home, now occupied by Hammonds House.

Now that this work now hangs in a Californian Gallery is hugely symbolic as California became Marshall's home when he won a scholarship to study abstract painting in 2012; a proud moment of glory after a severe personal battle with mental healNow that this work now hangs in a Californian Gallery is hugely symbolic as California became Marshall's home when he won a scholarship to study abstract painting in 2012; a proud moment of glory after a severe personal battle with mental healnow hangs in a Californian Gallery is hugely symbolic as California became Marshall's home when he won a scholarship to study abstract painting in 2012; a proud moment of glory after a severe personal battle with mental health.

In his home, two concrete Inverset panels (which once formed part of a temporary ramp leading to Boston's Tobin Bridge) hang in the rafters while a 27 - inch - wide painted girder (that once helped support slurry walls along Storrow Drive) now helps brace the home's 69,000 - pound rooIn his home, two concrete Inverset panels (which once formed part of a temporary ramp leading to Boston's Tobin Bridge) hang in the rafters while a 27 - inch - wide painted girder (that once helped support slurry walls along Storrow Drive) now helps brace the home's 69,000 - pound rooin the rafters while a 27 - inch - wide painted girder (that once helped support slurry walls along Storrow Drive) now helps brace the home's 69,000 - pound roof.

You love little Jane's cute drawing she drew in Kindergarten class today and hang it proudly on your refrigerator, but now that you're Selling your home you'll need to pack it away safely.

We've been back in our home for over a month, now, and I still haven't hung anything back on the walls.

The kitchen interior is now the true heart of this home, where the family hangs out in the evening, doing homework, cooking and reading by the fire and playing with the dogs.

Up until now, I've been keeping my vintage quilts, old clothes, and extra Pike Road Southern t - shirts in it, but now that Steevenson is home, I'm feeling extra nest - y, and I'm really realizing which things I just don't need to hang on to anymore.

Our adoption counselor recommended that we continue to keep his world very small (with extremely limited exposure to multiple people, especially adults) for at least 5 more weeks, so we are sticking close to home and pretty much just hanging out as a threesome in the same 4 - 5 places right now:

So I gave the lamp a little makeover, and now she is proudly hanging in her new home, good for another 50 years.

Now his artwork hangs in the homes of the well - to - do, who are apparently quite taken with his upclycling practice.

Jack has been making himself right at home, he was nervous at first but now he's really comfortable hanging out in the new house.

; a small oil lamp that was my mothers; as well as the «God Bless Our Home» stitchery that I made for her home, which now hangs in mine; a pair of salt and pepper shakers from the World's Fair in Chicago that my parents when to; and photos — LOTS of old family photos, some of grandparents I never knew; and many old books, some of which were loved by my parents, and some of which I read and passed on to my famHome» stitchery that I made for her home, which now hangs in mine; a pair of salt and pepper shakers from the World's Fair in Chicago that my parents when to; and photos — LOTS of old family photos, some of grandparents I never knew; and many old books, some of which were loved by my parents, and some of which I read and passed on to my famhome, which now hangs in mine; a pair of salt and pepper shakers from the World's Fair in Chicago that my parents when to; and photos — LOTS of old family photos, some of grandparents I never knew; and many old books, some of which were loved by my parents, and some of which I read and passed on to my family.

Now that she's gone I enjoy seeing her coat tree in our home and watching my children hang their hats and coats on it.