Sentences with phrase «of tights»

Can she make do with 3 pair of tights and two leotards for her weekly ballet class?).

An even better choice is a set of tights or leggings as these can't be pulled off very easily at all.

You can buy bigger pants and roll up the legs or stretch a pair of tights around the whole diaper — but I've just found a new solution.

As I fold and make piles of clothing on the floor, B plays with his toys, waddles around the room checking things out, and he even plays with my bins full of tights, belts, and accessories.

Includes a onesie, 2 bottoms, a pair of tights, and a dress.

However if you pair it with a nice pair of tights, some cute Tsubo wedges and this warm fuzzy coat, you have a totally winter - appropriate ensemble!

That part is true, but imagine being a child care provider who attempts to continuously get kids undressed / dressed for potty time or to change diapers while peeling through layers of tights and lacey overpants that go over panties / diapers, and you'll have to agree.

But there's another big benefit to the jumpsuit: no need to pull on a restrictive pair of tights.

A while ago, someone spotted a pair of tights in a shop with a logo that bears more than a passing resemblance to the new Formula 1 logo.

Pour the milk mixture into a cheese cloth / nut milk bag (an old pair of tights will do too) and with your hands squeeze out the liquid.

Just because it is meta - ethical, this principle itself presupposes another or supreme moral principle, and I will subsequently argue that the universal set of tights in question is an indirect application of the teleology backed by neoclassical metaphysics.

It's only through the enforcement of tight regulations that the federation says it can impose stability on the maple syrup industry, which is no easy feat when dealing with a highly variable commodity.

Because of the tighter market, the forward curve for Brent is now above $ 70 per barrel until the end of 2018, and prices are above $ 60 per barrel through 2020.

NOTHING says festive season more aptly than the pop of a cork from a bottle of fizz, but in these times of tight belts and Scroogish sentiment, shall we shave the Christmas spend a tad by going for the cheaper option this Noel?

Mortgage rates, which loosely follow the 10 - year Treasury, hit their highest level since the end of March, breaking out of a tight range where they'd been sitting for weeks.

Investor fears of tighter regulation have helped spur a 45 % drop in Bitcoin from its December peak.

The design of it is so difficult to come to terms with because of the tight integration with musical gameplay.

The answer to that question would provide insight into what your business partner might need when under the pressure of a tight deadline.

In the new era of tight credit, folks are extremely unsure of winning approval for a home loan.

You might explain the second figure as a result of a tighter job market, a more conservative approach by employees, or general concern about the future.

Recognize your sales team might be tired or somewhat challenged based upon the past few years of tight budgets and stress.

Asylum seekers are walking across the border into some of the tightest housing markets on the continent.

Word travels fast in certain circles, and if you're part of a tight - knit industry where your reputation matters, establishing efficient systems of working with vendors and employees will go a long way in creating goodwill.

Because of the tight credit market, business plans are being more closely scrutinized than ever and banks are looking for specifics before looking at Small Business Administration - backed loans or community bank loans.

All drivers have to do is press a button on a key fob to make the car pull in and out of tight parking spots and garages entirely on its own.

People: Board size and average age of executives reflects the empirically observed advantage of tight, youthful senior teams, while stability (the inverse of turnover) reflects the observed advantage of consistency.

If his policy were accommodating, it might look like he feared retaliation by the bank in the form of tighter terms on those same loans.

Within two years of retaining Bain, Guinness had sold off 150 companies, imposed one of the tightest financial control systems in Britain, and revitalized Guinness stout.

Because of this tight timeframe it's crucial for your site to load at an optimal speed, and is arguably one of the most important components to optimize your site.

Another possible outcome could be the proliferation of tighter monthly data usage caps.

Though the proposal was a simple one, and though it offered a clever solution to the problem of a tight library budget, one person after another stood up and voiced concerns.

As Mashable notes, Nike won't be the only one who drops out of that tight race — more losers are inevitable.

Paramount has been an underperformer in recent years, in part because of the tight purse strings of its parent.

The CMHC boss had just given testimony at the House of Commons Finance Committee that effectively called out critics of tighter mortgage - lending rules as self - interested.

But in the world of tight government budgets, small repairs have historically been put off to save money in the short term, which add up to much bigger costs down the road.

The Fed left its key short - term rate at 1.5 per cent to 1.75 per cent — the level it set in March after its sixth increase since December 2015 — as it gradually tightens credit to control inflation against the backdrop of a tight labour market and a pickup in consumer prices.

Jobs such as public relations executive, newspaper reporter and event coordinator are among the most stressful because of tight deadlines and scrutiny in the public eye.

11Imposition of tighter rules and regulations may also be politically unpopular.

When a stock demonstrates bullish reversal action after bouncing off a level of support (the 20 - day exponential moving average in this case), it will often enter into one or two days of tight price consolidation.

MOSCOW Grain exporters in southern Russia are seeking government assurances that shipments will not be disrupted during the World Cup soccer finals because of tight security on roads and at ports, industry sources said.

Singapore is acting ahead of tighter regulations.

The designation subjected non-banks such as AIG to the same types of tighter regulations that had been imposed on the nation's biggest banks by the Dodd - Frank Act.

A continued policy of tight money is slowing the economy, and even the most dynamic of the smaller companies are beginning to feel the pinch.

However, the price has since settled into a consolidation pattern, with four consecutive weeks of tight closing prices on the weekly chart.

Mortgage rates, which loosely follow the 10 - year Treasury, hit their highest level since the end of March, breaking out of a tight range where they had been sitting for weeks.

Sales have been dropping as a result of the tight supply, and prices usually lag sales by a few months.

Nothing OTE'ers wouldn't know given my emphasis on the disproportionate benefits of tight labor markets to less advantaged groups, but the Fed study provides... Read more

Some borrowers may have preferred to extend their interest - only periods but may not have qualified in light of the tighter lending standards.

A break above the three - day high is our buy entry, as this would put the price action above the 20 - day EMA and the short - term downtrend line of the tight range.

All the benefits of tighter monetary and looser fiscal policy have been threatened by the actions of a president who seems oblivious to the potential outcome of the blunder he has made.