Sentences with phrase «on constant rotation on»

Not exact matches

my two favorites, on constant rotation in our home, are the simple cauliflower dish and the lively up yourself lentil soup.

Comfort food has been on constant rotation in my home lately and I recently made a dish that I just can't get enough of: pan fried polenta with braised leeks.

It's on constant rotation at my house at the moment Cheers!

Our house is on a constant rotation of baked goodies.

Here's the rest of the matchups, which will be broadcast in constant rotation on ESPN2 and in their entirety on ESPN3.

The manager's constant squad rotation could easily be blamed for his team's lack of on - field chemistry, but the truth runs deeper than that.

To add to this the constant rotation of keepers has kept Liverpool wanting for a stable defense.Borini's dry spell infront of goal has seen the goalscoring burden being shifted entirely on Luis Suarez.

I puree vegetables into our sauces, make homemade «ice cream» out of bananas, protein powder, and peanut butter, and introduce them to new fruits and veggies on a constant rotation.

I have to admit when warm weather hits; my white jeans are on constant rotation.

We owned three and used them in constant rotation — one on the baby, one in the wash and one in the dryer.

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I love orange and I LOVE linen pants so these have been on constant rotation over the last few weeks.

A classic trench like this jazzes up pretty much every outfit, and you can bet that mine is on constant rotation.

I threw together some of my favorite blue and white pieces that I know will be on constant rotation this spring and summer along with some other pieces I have my eye on.

Especially since it's gotten to be in the 30's during the day time here in Seattle, I've had mine on constant rotation.

Talking about simple things, this outfit has been on constant rotation in my closet.

This army green jacket is on constant rotation, it barely makes it onto a hanger and back into the closet.

As far as my lips go, these three are on constant rotation.

Black jeans, white jeans and blue jeans are all season pants that I keep on constant rotation in my closet.

I am pretty certain it will be on constant rotation next year, for sure!

I have to admit when warm weather hits; my white jeans are on constant rotation.

They're by far my favorite and on constant rotation this time of year!

Along with the pair that I'm wearing here, the other pairs that have been on constant rotation (and that I've been receiving so many DMs on!)

Another current favorite that I feel will be worn on constant rotation is the Sherbert Necklace that I wore for my Madewell Event last week.

Light pink, baby blue, and mint green are on constant rotation over here.

These two necklaces are on constant rotation.

I can dress it up or down, depending on what I pair it with, and no two chambray tops are alike... which may explain why I now have four of them in constant rotation.

I recently tried on the Gap Factory Slim City Pant for the first time, and they have been in constant rotation in my fall wardrobe ever since.

My apologies to the businesses above and below this set of stairs, as they have a constant rotation of style bloggers posing up a storm on their landing.

Here are a few things that are on constant rotation during my 9 to 5 life.

It's been on constant rotation like crazy!

I'm pretty sure I wear the same few pairs on constant rotation too!

I added my favorite faux fur stole for extra warmth and these Zara boots which have been on constant rotation this winter (in addition to my Sorel boots).

This denim off shoulder dress is on constant rotation in my closet since buying it a few weeks ago.

It's on constant rotation for me too, and I recently found a chambray dress I love that I already wear the heck out of.

Especially now that the weather is more on the chillier side, this double breasted camel coat has been on constant rotation.

With constant home decor magazines on rotation and a thumb that won't stop fielding through Pinterest, it's becoming more and more apparent that well - placed rugs are my solution.

Now that the weather has shifted in Chicago, my HUE pieces will be on constant rotation!

Definitely one on constant rotation.

I left with this set and hat and they are both things that are on constant rotation in my closet.

, and recently acquired from a nearby consignment shop, has been on constant rotation, meaning that I've pretty much worn it non-stop since I got it.

Coats, sweaters, and boots are going to be on constant rotation.

Since my striped shirts are on constant rotation, I make sure I have one that will last a long time.

I've had this outfit on constant rotation for the last few weeks as the temps and humidity rise here in the South.

As an apology for Mario Kart Wii, Mario Kart 7 gets high marks indeed, and it definitely has the depth and longevity to remain in constant rotation on my 3DS.

Oh, did we mention that the neighbor's apartments are atop the local cinema, The Orpheum, wherein the Cinemascope epics of the day seem to be on constant rotation?

Vaughn makes the most out of the gang, keeping displays of power and training montages in constant rotation, boosted by impressive special effects and competent performances, producing an atmosphere of varied personalities and striking powers, padding the widescreen space with a host of testy mutants learning to control themselves on the eve of war.

In terms of content, though, Scott Pilgrim is a film that YOU should have already seen a bunch of times or that you will quickly regret having never viewed in theaters once you put it on a constant rotation in your film player of choice.

Routine maintenance includes oil changes, tire rotations, brake inspections, and other such work on the parts that get constant use.

It takes a constant flow of new things for them to play with or a simple rotation of the same few on a weekly basis to keep their interest.