Sentences with phrase «over plucking»

My over plucking back in middle school hasn't helped either.

Use regularly and will also discover over plucked brows can regain some fullness due to coconut oils hair growth - boosting properties.

I'm guilty that when I was younger I over plucked mine and I'm totally paying for it now.

There are lots of fleeting beauty trends; blue eyeliner, strobing, over plucked eyebrows (we're so glad that's over!)

Oh no, over plucked is never fun to have to deal with.

Not exact matches

As for us preachers: «See, today I appoint you over nations and over Kingdoms, to pluck up and to pull down, to destroy, and to overthrow.»

«I appoint you over nations and over kingdoms, to pluck up and to pull down, to destroy and to overthrow, to build and to plant.»

In this expression there is a parallel and a contrast with the call of the prophet Jeremiah, who was set «over the nations and over the kingdoms, to pluck up and to break down and to destroy and to overthrow, to build and to plant» (Jer.

Pluck out bay leaves; partially cover pot and keep stew warm over low while you make the toast.

For extra fresh flavors, pluck the rosemary, thyme and mint from plants purchased at a garden center; they'll flourish in a sunny window, so you can use them over and over.

Pluck the leaves from the thyme and sprinkle over the tart.

I naturally weaved my way over to the spice cabinet and plucked the ground ginger off of the shelf.

And slowly we eased out line, waiting for the tap that would tell us the sinkers had hit rock so that we would start to reel up again, slowly, almost imperceptibly, until there would be a pluck at the line, and the temptation to stop the bait would be hard to fight down, but it had to be fought so that the pollack would keep coming, would smash fiercely on the bait this time, and the end of the salmon rod would come hard over and into the water as the fish made its first crash dive for the kelp.

I'm talking tough, sometimes amazing catches where he goes up over the defender or defenders and plucks it out of the air.

The news outlet are also reporting that Southgate has confirmed that he will only be selecting players for the England squad should they be playing well for their clubs, so with Rashford's shortage of game time, he may have to pluck up his ideas and get back into United's startling line - up before the season's over.

The look of disappointment and, frankly, a deep and familiar hurt that washes over the face of Kevin Love really plucks your heartstrings.

After Texas and four other Big 12 schools bailed on a plan that would have transformed the Pac - 10 into a 16 - team superconference, Pac - 10 commissioner Larry Scott plucked Utah, the upstart Mountain West program that has produced two undefeated seasons and BCS bowl wins over the past six years, to join previous invitee Colorado and form a 12 - team conference.

There's no doubt that IndyCar (and other American series) has plenty of talented drivers, but the modern F1 way is for teams to recruit young drivers to their junior programmes and prepare them for F1 over a number of years, rather than simply plucking good drivers from other championships as occasionally used to be the case.

But circumstances are different for Atlanta, Philly and Milwaukee, teams that have displayed similar postseason profiles over recent seasons, i.e., good enough to make the playoffs but not good enough to go very far; not challenging for a championship but not sinking low enough to pluck a prime draft pick.

Despite London being his preferred choice of place to stay, Adebayor is said to be keen on a reunion with former Spurs Head Coach Tim Sherwood who plucked the Togo international from out of the shadows when he took over after Andre Villas - Boas was sacked in December 2013 and made Adebayor the focal point of the side for the rest of that season.

A member of Lille's 2011 title win, Adil Rami was plucked from the obscurity of Fréjus in the French lower leagues in 2006 for a measly fee of $ 10,000 and he proved to be excellent value for money over the next five years.

I recently had a football player at a high school in Detroit tell me that after practice he loves running over to the school garden and plucking fresh strawberries as a quick snack.

What happened in the end was just as I was plucking up the courage to walk across Costa with my boob out, Leo wet himself all over the floor.

Our kids need to get plucked right down into the natural world and get it all over them.

Biologists agonize over whether they are inferring a distorted view of the past from the bits of bone that they pluck from the vast expanse of the earth's accumulated sediments.

Plucked from millions of stars and galaxies analyzed over the past 7 years by the Sloan Digital Sky Survey, this bunch burns considerably cooler than normal and contains atmospheres made entirely of carbon, with no traces of hydrogen or helium.

Mistaking them for berries, birds pluck the seeds from fruit and excrete them over a wide territory.

«Your hair will become weaker if it's plucked too much over time, and it'll eventually stop growing back,» warns Dr. Piliang.

We could get plucked off this physical plane at any moment and have no control over how it happens.

The age - old notion — plucked... People Meet and our very own Telegraph Dating are perfect for over 50s.

But pluck up the courage to ask someone out, or give that sweet - talker a chance, and you're sure to grow in confidence over time.

It's another (read: fantastic) day in the life of Spider - Man as he slingshots his way through tight corridors lined with looming edifices and over the heads of captivated (and conveniently placed) on - lookers — plucking children, police officers, even a desperately lonely and low - level OsCorp engineer named Max Dillon (Jamie Foxx) out of harm's way as an out - of - control tanker truck carrying plutonium samples and driven by a crazed Aleksei Sytsevich (Paul Giamatti) smashes through the city.

Sunday's Oscars telecast on the one hand featured the glittery self - regard that is the hallmark of such an event: Host Jimmy Kimmel kicked off the proceedings with a newsreel - ish treatment of the «Haaah - llywood staaahs» who, over the course of the show, would be plucked from the firmament to delight the audience below.

That's not an accident; those are canny choices designed to make the most out of children who, plucked from obscurity before puberty, transformed over the years of filming into entirely different people.

The track also expands on the action on screen, including a discussion of «extreme rendition», a government policy started during the Clinton administration and continued by Bush that plucks suspects off streets anywhere in the world and turns them over to governments not unopposed to interrogation that includes torture.

(«Leave it to Beaver» fans will recall that Beaver was caught writing about Allan Dwan's slapstick The Three Musketeers in place of the Alexandre Dumas novel after his book report got to the part where «they all started plucking chickens and throwing the feathers all over the place.»)

At the point of departure, we find the fearless L.A. Fire Department chief risking life and limb to pluck an accident victim (Stephanie Johnston) from a car dangling precipitously over a deep canyon.

You will notice the three distinct aspect ratios used to depict the different time periods, and the music is perfect... from Vivaldi's Concerto for Lute and Plucked Strings to Alexandre Desplat's fantastic composition over the closing credits.

Crouched over a row of fava beans in Phoenix Charter School's Learning Garden, Justin Mehling plucked and squashed hungry cucumber beetles during class on Monday...

Drive - By Truckers pluck their chords over the stereo, the speakers hidden among piles of parts.

Favoring him with a pitying smile, she would pluck a farthing from her purse and toss it to him before blithely stepping over his rag - wrapped form and proceeding into the house.

Over a decade she cast off her memories with the same fidgety ease with which she plucked at the short white locks of hair at the nape of her neck or swept invisible crumbs from the table.

TICKS and Ivermectin - While I still maintain that the best way to control ticks is to go over your dog every day and pluck them off with a tweezers (some people drown them in soapy water or other detergent), you can also get an additional measure of control by using ivermectin.

For years a debate has raged over whether we should pluck this hair from dogs» ears.

Thirteen years ago, I plucked him from a litter of golden - retriever puppies, tumbling over one another in a box.

This includes areas near the eye (FIGURE 9), the mouth, the feet of small breeds, and over the thin skin of the axilla and abdomen.2, 4,5 Samples are collected by grasping the hair with hemostats and quickly plucking the hair in the direction of hair growth.

Grooming services at Rover Stay Over include bathing, brushing, nail trimming, ear cleaning and plucking, haircutting, deshedding, sanitary trimming, flea bathing, dematting, pad shaving, foot trimming, coat conditioning and health - enhancing shampooing.

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is a potentially disabling psychiatric condition where obsessive thoughts and compulsive actions such as hand washing, cleaning, hair - plucking or hoarding take over a person's life.

Or a woman mobbed by five or six screaming children, plucking a kitten from a cage, and handing it over to the youngest child without a thought for the animal's (or child's) welfare.

She explained to me that once the sea snails were cooked — in salt water from the sea mind you — they would each pluck the snails out of their shells with their clothespins and eat them over rice.