Sentences with phrase «over pretty design»

An all over pretty design of tiny trailing flowers and leaves.

Not exact matches

Marvel has a pretty well - established history of remixing and streamlining the best and most iconic of the many looks each of its characters have sported over the years for their big - screen adaptations (in a funny bit of symmetry, the movie designs usually end up influencing how a character will look in the comics afterward).

And over the years, it has gone to considerable lengths to protect the rights of its users to say pretty much whatever they wish, including fighting a French court case that was designed to identify users who posted anti-Semitic and homophobic remarks.

Although the current design looked pretty nice (at least to me) a year ago, the readability kept bugging me more and more over time, as a dark background is even considered to be a usability sin.

It's pretty clear that the optimum strategy for over 99 % of startups today is to design the company, and its corporate DNA, so all the stakeholders are aligned around the idea of a company acquisition in the under $ 30 million range.

I get the job and then get told, «Errm, ok, we like you, but Alexis over in Accounts is pretty good at designing as well, so yeah, we'll be using him thanks».

It originates from back when Ferrari was pretty much the only team not running a Cosworth DFV engine and was designed to allow Enzo Ferrari to retain some power over the united front of the British teams.

While birthing classes are designed to ease anxiety over labor and delivery and prepare you for life with a newborn, many of them focus too much on yoga breathing and thinking of pretty places instead of telling it like truly is.

Charlie Banana, however, is designed to be flexible that way — that's the other reason for the pretty flap over the pocket.

Also, even though little pretty ornaments can be placed all over the bassinet, parents are normally eliminating this part of the design since they are an unnecessary hazard to the baby.

Although some adults have chosen beauty over functionality, at the end of the day it's never about how pretty diaper disposals are, especially a few months later you get to associate the design and color with your baby's poop.

A sleek neutral would be a nice addition since I think the design is a big plus over the BOB stroller - Not sure if this is an actual «con» or more of a product of being a jogging stroller but the front wheel juts out pretty far from the rest of the stroller.

Wheelies are pretty sweet, but flipping over backward isn't, so drag - racing vehicles are designed to avoid the problem.

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Instead of simply swiping pretty summer colors over your nails, take things to the next level with a creative design like this one, also by Torello.

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These girl's black leggings from our bluezoo clothing range are designed in a comfortable jersey fabric and have a pretty diamante unicorn design all over that she's sure to love.

When it comes to throwing a great party, the invitation is pretty much the first impression of what is to come... the pressure is on, and what better way to do that than creating a custom theme or design that suits your style while having over 180 different colors to choose from along with various envelope designs + foil accents to add a little glitz + glam!

The back and bodice are especially pretty with their pin tuck lattice design that is detailed with a little clear bead where each pin tuck crosses over the other.

I hunted all over the place and I eventually found a wingback chair with pretty nailhead detail by Ballard Designs.

I have been letting out a few sneak peeks over the last few days so if you have caught any of those on social media you will know that the new design is pretty different to the old one.

The design of the black ruffled skirt may be regarded as over the top for some, but I really like it as I find the exquisite ruffles are very feminine and pretty.

The sideboard I could have purchased at Ballard Designs was over $ 1,000, so I think I did pretty good!

My friend Mackenzie sent over some pretty new office supplies from her Design Darling shop.

The all over lace design features a delicate detailed high neckline and hem, mid-length sleeves and a satin belt to accentuate the pretty fit and flare shape.

The Michael kors Watch is of good quality, its very pretty in the Rose Gold Tone, its quite a simple design, perfect for someone who likes a little bling but not over the top, only regret is that the watch was not supplied with a date stamped card just the invoice that Im told serves the same purpose.

I do enjoy the beautiful design on this piece, Although online it looks more nude than grey to me, Worn open this would be a pretty top layer release, Perhaps over a bathing suit in the summer sun.

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The website sports a simplistic design approach, which isn't over the top but manages to get the job done pretty well.

And given that the lead character in the film works in a graphic design firm, in the»70s no less, it's a pretty nice touch to carry that over into the marketing.

The creature designs are pretty cool, the visual effects are completely believable, and the script may not be the tightest or the most profound but it does carry the whole thing far enough to keep an audience entertained and at least sort of engaged for just over an hour and a half.

Don't look so surprised: This may be a Disney — Marvel comic - book film — and, as such, pretty much designed by one of the world's biggest corporations to generate piles of money — but these movies have become steadily more politically self - aware and socially conscious over the years.

Thanks to great groups of Harvard students who took my survey design course and worked on scale development projects with me over many years, I think we now have a pretty good process for designing survey scales.

The first is that although pretty, I am over this design language.

Creating an author website might initially strike you as a pretty straightforward process: 1) Find an author Web design company, 2) fork over some money, 3) get your website.

With self publishing, the author will have greater control over pretty much everything, from content to design.

The character designs are all great, the aliens reminded me slightly of the alien designs in the 1980s American Marvel Comic Strikeforce: Morituri, which may be pretty cool for some long time American comic book readers over here in the States, and his landscapes of the city are pretty wild to just stare at, too.

She concedes that «an earlier version of the Kobo Arc, which sold for $ 199.99, got pretty good reviews based on specs and design, but all of those reviews noted there wasn't a compelling reason to buy it over the competition.»

I'm usually able to tell pretty quickly when designing the first prototype whether I can replicate the look over and over while still making each cover different.

After a few hours of playing it really feels like another mechanic or a new style of level design should be getting added to keep things going, but nothing is forthcoming and you just continue to use the same techniques over and over on levels that feel pretty samey.

For starters there are some rather pretty dice which are a superb improvement over the original's standard dice, I reckon, though I suppose one could argue that these new ones are a bit harder to read at a glance due to their intricate designs.

Apparently, Blizzard needed a studio to take over the franchise, as Treyarch — who had designed Spider - Man games in the past — is pretty busy making Call of Duty and James Bond titles every other year.

Nintendo has created some pretty interesting hardware designs over the past few years.

It's an understated black design, the only indication of something gamerish (that's totally a word) being the backlit keys that boast over 16.8 - million shades of customisable color, letting the entire board light up in a sea of color that looks damn pretty in a dark room.

While sure, Mario games revolve around the princess getting kidnapped over and over, the levels are designed completely differently from each previous Mario game, whereas in Pokemon games the concepts are pretty solid and identical to even the first few titles.

Like I said there are little to no puzzles, the level designs are quite repetitive with no personality, the game ruined what made other Zelda games great, which was fun items / weapons to use, this game they are pretty generic, and the overworld map feels too small and looks like they pasted blah looking textures all over it.

While the game isn't necessarily over at level 20, it's pretty clear the majority of content is designed with level 20 characters in mind.