Sentences with phrase «out of the tub now»

It is also harder to get out of the tub now.

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The ark tilted the other way, and more sharply; many of us climbed and swung on the port railings, each trying to be further out than his neighbour; some gazed longingly overboard, in love with visionary calentures, privately suspecting that we could now walk upon water and needed this shabby old tub no more.

It use to be «you cant make the club in the tub» but now the entire club is made out of the tub.

As soon as he got out of the tub and wrapped up in his Captain America towel, he grabbed our new bottle of Mustela Hydra - Bebe Lotion and said «Now lotion, Mama!»

I've left sandwich stuff, and fruit and veggies out of them for now, but in the future I'll put the bread and peanut butter and honey into it's own tub.

So, now, when your body sends out the signal, «I need sweet food,» your brain can easily interpret it as «Get me a tub of rocky road ice cream,» instead of what your body is actually looking for, which is the energy, vitamins, and minerals that come from root vegetables.

Now, we will kind of wring Enzo out, wrap a dry towel around him and take away him from the tub.