Sentences with phrase «people dread every day»

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While most people dread lunch packing or mope about having «leftovers» again, I am thrilled at the opportunity to create delicious lunches every day.

I am dreading the day I become that person, but I know it's only a matter of time.

The prospect of spending my whole day, in the same seat, listening to people from the same field fill's me with a sense of dread.

Most people won't last but a few days; for those who can tough it out longer than that, the body and mind will only allow self imposed starvation for just so long before the dreaded «Rebound Binge» happens.

Most people prefer to leave it till Monday evening because they're already dreading their first day of work for the week on Monday without having a think about starting a fasting plan as well.

Because you know the deal: That bunch of people in your care... They want to eat about a million times per day... So better stock your freezer with a double batch of these muffins, so you can always whip some out when you get the most dreaded question: «Mooooom, I'm hungry!»

I dread commuting in to Manhattan the day of the parade (drunk people being loud and obnoxious on the LIRR #NoThanks) and I also rarely drink (I know what kind of Irish gal am I?)

«In middle school, I would dread every day having to be with those kids again, but at Big Picture, I looked forward to seeing not only the group of people I considered friends, but the group I considered family.»

2 days later, we were back in the dealership (which most people would dread).

Embrace the pura vida lifestyle, let down your hair, let your facial hair grow for a few days, you can even grow dreads during your visit at the end of the day people will love you for you and that's what makes traveling to Costa Rica so amazing.

I could also go on about how many good people I know are caught in oversupplied markets, and how every day they wake up, feeling chilled to the bone with dread and unease.

For most people, work is a thing you dread, where you clock in and out, doing the same thing every day.