Sentences with phrase «now staring at»

If you're now staring at your resume, wondering how you'll ever cut it down to the appropriate length, here are a few crucial questions you can ask yourself to help with the process.

I wrapped up my morning routine of meditation, gym, shower, and breakfast and was now staring at my laptop screen and sipping green tea.

The Scot's ill - advised comments to a BBC reporter had left him facing a Football Association charge but he is also now staring at relegation with the Wearside club.

Arsene Wenger's team is now staring at another exit from the Champions League Round of 16, as they must score three without reply in the second - leg.

They had been speaking in Spanish but were now staring at me.

As soon as we mention that Fido is getting a little thick around the middle, our pet owners who seconds ago loved us now stare at us with hatred and resentment in their eyes!

Not exact matches

We're into the definitely do not ask questions now, and besides a blank stare and no question at all, this one might be the absolute worst.

Before he can get an answer, McMullin launches into a giddy litany of all the Edmark products he owns, what his five - year - old daughter and three - year - old son can do with them, and why the lukewarm prospect who's been staring vacantly at the screen until now should buy anything with the name Edmark on it.

For the millions of us who stared at Windows XP desktops for hours every day for work and school, there's a certain nostalgia now for the old Windows user interface, before the flat design ethos of Windows 8 squashed everything into neat little boxes that are multicoloured without being that, well, colourful.

By now, the story of Airbnb's origin is lore in Silicon Valley and beyond: In October 2007, Chesky and Joe Gebbia, two unemployed RISD graduates, were broke and staring at their rent due date.

so now the issue is whether the bond market (or macro hedge funds) eased too much thinking the Fed would choke off liquidity and now is staring at still a weaker dollar and high commodity prices indicating an elevated level of excess liquidity.

That is certainly staring at the Fed right now.

Now, we can think of nothing better to do than stare down at our phone and try to think of a task that can be accomplished during this «downtime.»

Imagine that a large pink elephant walked up to you right now and started staring at you.

I won't find it sitting in my basement staring at the computer screen, I know that by now.

In the United Kingdom, this regime has triumphed over the lunch eaten in company: We now wolf down sandwiches with one hand while staring at a lightweight, ever - changing screen.

Joe comes over to sit in my lap and we all stare out the window, looking just above the dark bones of the trees at the sun setting, gliding silent in the now - dark room that smells like spices.

If increasing numbers of employees are now sitting at desks staring at computer screens, is this something to lament?

I imagine at first, all those people who are used to showing up on Sunday to hear a 45 minute sermon would sit around staring at each other, asking, «What are we supposed to do now?»

Sometimes I think the biggest challenge in talking about the church is telling ourselves the truth about it — acknowledging the scars, staring down the ugly bits, marveling at its resiliency, and believing that this flawed and magnificent body is enough, for now, to carry us through the world and into the arms of Christ.

The University of Pennsylvania is now offering a course where students are required to do nothing but «stare at the screen for three hours, only interacting through chat rooms, bots,...

Now I know why I was staring at the beautiful big portobellos at the supermarket yesterday: not enough common sense to buy, but...!

Within the last week since I've been home I've noticed so many things that I hadn't realized I'd missed, like the way light shines between the trees in the hours before dusk, waking to the pitter patter of rain, cool winds and the warmth of the sun on my shoulders, the endless blue sky and all its big billowy clouds — so many things I was never too exceptionally amazed by growing up but now can't seem to stop staring at.

This dip recipe has been staring at me from the side of my Chobani plain yogurt container for months now (not the same container of course).

And while we have plenty of apples in our house year round (I'm staring at three different varieties on my counter right now!)

Every time I walk outside, it's staring at me saying, Whatcha going to do with me now?

But I love the warm weather because it means now all the ski resorts can start to transition to hikers» resorts — and we can walk through valleys of green velvet with waterfalls all around us, and have lunch on the top of a mountain staring out at the world.

Now, I just need a patch of land, and I'd give the locals another good reason to stare at the odd foreigner... but who cares when it's for a good, fiery reason?

I've got a box of Mochiko in the pantry and was just staring at it the other day, wondering what I'd do with it next... so, now I know!

Now onto this crazy deliciousness melting your face as you stare at the screen right nNow onto this crazy deliciousness melting your face as you stare at the screen right nownow.

Now present are the hours of me plucking the items catching my eye at the markets (while adhering to a newer, tighter budget), and staring each day at my given inventory for inspiration.

Etheredge: I'm staring at Hunter [S. Thompson]'s favorite photo right now.

Now, I guess I decided to make these mostly because the lavender in my spice cabinet has been staring at me for a year.

But they did, and now I'm in some serious trouble, since I have a half dozen left just staring at me every time I open the fridge...

I don't now how many times I've stared at these — but they slay me every time.

That being said, both Teams now find themselves in the same spot and staring at a potential date with # 4 Team Zimmerman next week..

The kids stared at Splash with that steady sneer now known as «cool.»

All of three managers listed hereinabove presently have to face in their respective clubs (together with one staring at Mr. Wenger now) a steep trough, and in it presents a unique opportunity for informative comparison that shall play out live in short term future.

The Saints have been staring at their window potentially closing off and on for years, but it seems open, for now.

Not that a sedan you'd drive off a lot has much in common with the one I'm staring at now, anyways.

Right now, Randolph is doing pushups in his house staring at pictures of Draymond.

Many had high hopes for him ahead of his switch to Manchester, but whether it was with Louis van Gaal or Mourinho, he's consistently had problems and could now be staring at a possible exit this summer.

Walker watched now as Moon simply stared at the field with a fierce look on his face.

Sunderland, who finished bottom of the Premier League last season, are now bottom of the Championship and staring at a future in League One alongside the likes of Fleetwood and Gillingham.

He was first choice at the club where he rose through the youth ranks and now looks to be staring at a prolonged period without much competitive football, but has time on his side if he chooses to pack his bags and vie for number one on pastures new in the future.

Now that couch is sitting in her new place staring at me.

I'm staring at him right now and he is squeezing tears out with the saddest face ever.

I am coming out the other end now of newborn life and I am just in love with my boy, and my daughter and I often stare at him and ask ourselves how did I manage to push this beautiful baby out, and now that's she has recovered from it all is asking me if we will have another so she can properly watch the birth this time as she knows what to expect!

This time it's Pathways to Family Wellness, and instead of «staring defiantly at the camera,» Jamie is gently cradling her now four - year old nursing son, surrounded by her loving family, her face radiating a quiet tranquility and warmth.

Week.3: your baby's eyesight is now almost fully developed and you will notice them staring and looking at new objects, people and places.