Sentences with phrase «pairs of friends means»

Mimicking Come Dine with Me with local couples or pairs of friends means you're Saturday nights are busy for the next few weeks and you only have to cook once!

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The classical Jewish mode of study is never solitary; we learn in hevruta, which means a study - pair - of - friends.

JORDAN (from 1993, appearing on NBC in a pair of dark shades that made him look like, well, a gambler): It was a means of relaxing with my family [though his family was not around when he gambled in Atlantic City] and my friends, and it got me ready to play the game....

I mean, sure, little Sally looks totally adorable in her paisley maxi dress that has been paired with the beautiful gladiator sandals, and little Timmy is just the cutest in his new digs, when moms are forever sharing photos of their kids in amazing outfits, it kind of gets annoying (and you might find yourself gossiping with your friends about how much money she must be spending on her kids» clothing.)

Sometimes when you see a pair of shoes, you just know you're meant to be life long friends.

I mean, no one wants to leave out the house wearing a wrinkled pair of jeans, dirty tennis shoes, and a college t - shirt from 2001, do they (asking for a friend)?

I keep meaning to add a pair of leather pants or leggings to my closet but every time I try all I can think of is Ross from Friends!

Leslie Nielsen (February 11, 1926 - November 28, 2010) Marie writes: If ever an actor embodied what it means to «be» Canadian, it was Leslie Nielsen... and the pair of fart machines he always used to carry around; one built by himself using plans sent by a friend and another called the «Farter» - a commercial device complete with remote control.

Kovitz's pair of ham heads are terrific bits of sculpture that pun on the Spanish words carnalitos and carne, meaning close friends and meat.

A matching pair of children's painted French beds mean that the owner's daughter can have friends to stay in comfort.