Sentences with phrase «now smack dab»

Recently I took my kids shoe shopping and my oldest son, who is a size 7, is now smack dab in the middle of the youth and men's sizes which not only means continue reading...

Not exact matches

High nutritional content was key, since I've been fighting a cold for just about the last ten days now (another wonderful surprise about landing smack dab in winter after six months of summer weather).

When the Reading Railroad decided it wanted to build a massive building for its trains smack dab in the same spot as two existing markets, Philadelphians — then and now proud and stubborn, and proud of being stubborn — raised a cry and hue, and wrested a compromise from the powerful company: The train terminal went above a new, state - of - the - art, 39,000 - square - foot indoor market that would eventually outlive the railroad company that built it.

Now that we're smack dab in the middle of summer, I'm relying heavily on my bronzers to fake a sultry summer glow.

We used to go out and about in - between his naps but now if we venture out of the house, it's before AND after his one nap of the day which just so happens to be right smack dab in the middle of the day.

But given that those are both ways of saying more or less the same thing — and that, not incidentally, I happen to have the number eight slot out of 16 open — I'm going to punt for now and place the movie smack dab in the middle (a spot, as I hope is clear by now, of lofty respect).

Tully's tone feels like the grownup version of Juno; she's now in mid-life crises mode, heading smack dab into postpartum depression.

Tully's tone feels like the grownup version of Juno; she's now in mid-crises mode, heading smack dab into post-partum depression.

Coincidentally, this leaves me smack - dab at a benchmark weighting, with the UK now representing just 3 - 4 % of world GDP — worth remembering each time you think you're underweight (or realise you're actually massively overweight).

You come from a damaged upbringing now, and anything we can do to make it worse we'll do, such as enacting laws and «crafting parenting plans» that put you right smack dab in the middle of stuff that guarantees that your parents will have a hard time getting along and that hereafter will have legally sanctioned irritations and disagreements — and that you yourself will need to get into therapy to deal with it... maybe even supervised visitations...