Sentences with phrase «of my guilty pleasures since»
This one is a bit of a guilty pleasure since the World Cup made me want to strap on shinguards and lace up cleats again — something I haven't done since 2003.
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This is one of my guilty pleasures since it's a geared to an older generation than mine.
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All opinions are 100 % my own * Hey Sassy Peeps, Since I have been trying to maintain a fit and healthy lifestyle I have had to leave several of my guilty pleasures behind.
The Beauty Spotlight Team decided that it was time for its members to reveal some of their GUILTY PLEASURES, and since they didn't have to be beauty related we were given considerable latitude about our choices.
The entire gag takes a long while to play out (the money shot - close - up on a set of buttocks most definitely not those of the 62 year - old Willis), though it is infused with the kind of nutty energy that Willis last exhibited in his 1991 megaflop, Hudson Hawk (a film that has since acquired an army of «guilty pleasure» defenders, including yours truly).
And since I'm a history buff, Soul Calibur's over-the-top Renaissance - era swords - and - spears backdrop has always appealed to me in a guilty - pleasure sort of way.
The movies also happen to be pretty entertaining in a guilty pleasure kind of way, and it'll be great to see the whole cast reunited for the first time since they all went their separate ways to become big movie stars.
Haven't read this one yet, but since police procedurals are one of my guilty pleasures I may need to find time to do so...
And since I'm a history buff, Soul Calibur's over-the-top Renaissance - era swords - and - spears backdrop has always appealed to me in a guilty - pleasure sort of way.
I've always thought of Peter Doig as something of a guilty pleasure, even though the 49 - year - old painter's mixture of figuration and abstraction, reverie and factuality, has won him a renown since his 1994 New York debut as a freshly - minted Turner Prize nominee.
Greenfield envisions «Scott's Law School,» where law professors are forbidden to publish in law reviews since according to Greenfield, no one except other law professors read them (actually, perusing recent law reviews is one of my guilty pleasures while I'm at the law library).