Sentences with phrase «of decking myself out»

The cost of decking out a 100 - square - metre roof on a German home with solar panels has dropped to about $ 22,000 from $ 28,000 six months ago.

I discovered this as I was meditating on motherhood and sexuality after a Palm Springs weekend during which I spent about seven hours standing in waist deep water at the bottom of a water slide with a group of decked out moms with Eastern European accents, sexy swimsuits and full faces of makeup.

-LSB-...] showed you most of my decked out Christmas home tour but today I'm sharing even more as part of Lindsay's Blogger Stylin» Home Tour -LSB-...]

I'm already super fair - skinned, so the thought of decking myself out in an entirely white outfit makes me think I'm going to look super washed out and like I will totally blend in with my clothing.

You should have taken a pic of yourself decked out cutting the peppers Your dress is so cute!

With Bradley Cooper as an FBI agent and Christian Bale as his criminal informant, Adam Adams as Bale's mistress and Jennifer Lawrence as his wife, plus Jeremy Renner as a «volatile» politician and Louis C.K., Robert De Niro, Michael Pena, Jack Huston and Colleen Camp rounding out the star - studded cast, the film boasts a lot of potential performance-wise — all of them decked out in fabulously awful»70s attire and highly questionable wigs.

Just in time for the holidays, the White House has taken to YouTube to upload a 360 degree video tour of the decked out temporary residence and workplace of the President of the United States.

The folks that live behind us are in charge of decking out the neighborhood for the Fall Festival they're hosting here this weekend.

The beauty of decking out your home for the holidays is that you can be as traditional or as unexpected as you wish.

I really look forward to the challenge of decking out this hall of ours.

Martha Stewart is the queen of the decked out holiday home.

-LSB-...] showed you most of my decked out Christmas home tour but today I'm sharing even more as part of Lindsay's Blogger Stylin» Home Tour -LSB-...]

Not exact matches

The booze flowed, and the party spilled out onto the company's roof deck, where guests could smoke and take in a view of Manhattan that stretches from the World Trade Center to the Chrysler Building.

All receptionists, shuttle drivers, and cafe workers are decked out in Hawks gear today, and last week the winner of a «Big Game Blitz» employee contest won two tickets to the Super Bowl.

New products are constantly coming out on the market — if you only know about decks made of wood, you will not know how to inspect and assess the new materials on the market, such as composites that are made to look like real wood.

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The M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS) is no longer reserved for bombarding the bejesus out of ISIS militants in Syria from the cover of the war - torn country's rolling deserts: Marine Corps officials are experimenting with firing the guided artillery system from the deck of an amphibious ship in the middle of the ocean.

Yet, these days, it's most likely to be found driving around the palm - tree - lined boulevards of Southern California decked out in fancy wheels and a custom paint job.

Still, whether it's the original «movable fighting man» decked out in the uniforms of the four branches of the U.S. military, or today's scaled - down products, G.I. Joe remains a popular brand.

As I danced around with my fellow Daybreakers, I noticed that many of us (myself included) were decked out in colorful workout clothing.

The U.K. branch of the chain is launching a trial of drones decked out in mistletoe that TGI Friday's calls «a U.K. first.»

If any HubSpotter feels like a part of the deck is B.S. — they can (and do) call it out.

This smaller, more out - of - the - way island means that there will be more room and accessibility for the aircraft on the deck, which will improve maintenance times and turnarounds.

The flight attendants are decked out in Soviet red, their jackets and hats emblazoned with the hammer and sickle of the Communist Party, which ruled this country with an iron fist during much of the past century.

And did it ever: Scoop's Meatpacking outpost is at one of the event's hubs, with designer Zac Posen DJ «ing next door, an Alexander McQueen boutique scavenger hunt across the street, and hordes of revelers walking by decked out in sequins and their highest heels, treasure - hunting the coolest limited edition goodies (and the next free cocktail).

Over the next 17 days, Butterfield typed out a pitch deck explaining what Slack would be: All your team communication in one place, instantly searchable, available wherever you go, a platform that «builds up to the edge» of other applications, like Excel or PowerPoint, but doesn't seek to reproduce them.

Curiosity is also decked out with several cameras, which she uses to take amazing pictures of the surface of the planet.

Actress - turned - entrepreneur Jessica Alba, founder of The Honest Company, found that out the hard way when she tried engaging with investors by using a 50 - page pitch deck.

Chinese entrepreneur and former Olympian Li Ning pulled the most visible ambush of all at the 2008 opening ceremonies, where he lit the Olympic torch decked out head - to - toe in his own athletic clothing brand — while Adidas execs helplessly fumed from the VIP seats.

Eventually, she was able to take her expanding clothing line — including lightsaber - patterned skirts and Yoda - decked scarves — to retailer Hot Topic, which sold out of inventory almost immediately following her launch.

Eager to attract them, Gimbel and his statuesque stylist Sophie Haas Rossbach, his future wife, decked out Saks in the newest Art Deco style and made its widow displays and merchandise counters the envy of the avenue.

One company Patagonia has funded makes skateboard decks out of melted - down plastic from discarded fishing nets.

There's a doorman and a list, but there are also lots of women in their 40s and 50s, decked out in rhinestone cowboy boots.

But the end product of a minimalist build - out of the 215,000 - square - foot space justifies much of the hype: It includes a spacious cafeteria (dubbed» @birdfeeder»), a Zenlike yoga room, and a rooftop deck for employees to bask in the sun — and even to garden.

Tratt is using much of the $ 3 million raised this year to flesh out the development team (11 employees and counting), improve the product (a web - based version rolled out this summer) and offer above - and - beyond customer service (Haiku Deck employees like to surprise customers who make a support request by picking up the phone and calling them).

On the fifth night, when the boat was out of fuel and passengers were down to their final rations, Tan, though she had been warned not to speak while above deck, couldn't resist remarking to her mother on the sudden appearance through the clouds of a wide patch of brilliant stars.

Entitled «the Current State of Fintech in Canada: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly,» King's deck bulleted out both the high and the low.

Yachts and boats of all sizes, decked out with bright lights and holiday decorations, and filled with partiers, snaked through Fort Lauderdale for the annual spectacle, the Seminole Hard Rock Winterfest Boat Parade, on Dec. 9.

If you regard the idea of a store watching you shop as a privacy invasion, you might also want to steer clear of today's garden - variety grocery stores, which are themselves decked out with cameras for security purposes.

I travel a lot, and it's the only airport I know of where you can sit out on an open deck and watch and listen to the jets take off and land.

Our home homes — and those of our neighbors — are decked out as well, outside and in:

Buffer has left a breadcrumb trail of their growth as company: you can check out how they turned from an idea to a product in seven weeks or click through the deck of slides they used while raising $ 500,000.

The company's chief executive, Adam Tan, owns perhaps the most exorbitant of all, a $ 14 million mansion across 4 acres in Greenwich, Connecticut, that's decked out with multiple pools, a tennis court and gardens.

The Association of Saskatchewan Realtors recently hosted a fundraising event in Regina that featured Realtors and industry partners decked out in their best rock star attire.

In a sales deck obtained by Ad Age that was sent out to partners last month, the company states plainly: «We expect organic distribution of an individual page's posts to gradually decline over time as we continually work to make sure people have a meaningful experience on the site.»

Imagine lounging on your deck, a cocktail in hand, the quiet turquoise waters of the Caribbean spread out before you... Or picture yourself relaxing in a flower - filled courtyard where lavender bougainvillea tumbles over stucco walls, while the sweet perfume of frangipani fills the air at dusk.

The renovation will include build - outs of new retail space, a fitness center, tenant lounges, updated elevators and an updated 103rd floor observation deck.

There is a hummingbird feeder hanging on the deck and I sat out there for hours trying to get a shot like this one of the several hummingbirds that were literally warring over the feeder.

Except, he didn't quite make it all the way down, getting stuck some 20 meters from the ground, decked out in his suit, his helmet and a couple of Union Jack flags for company.

He said, also, that the man who was the first to board a vessel had one slave over and above his share, and that when they sprang to the deck of an enemy's ship, every sailor held a dagger in each hand and a third in his mouth; which usually struck such terror into the foe that they cried out for quarter at once.»