Sentences with phrase «pieces do snap»
The wooden pieces do snap together quite easily as well, and you can expect low maintenance cleaning and care.
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And Caisse snapped up a piece of Cirque du Soleil when Guy Laliberté sold his stake — no doubt to ensure Cirque remains in Quebec.
Pull firmly on both sides to snap out (if bone does not come out in one piece, grip remaining fragments with a paper towel and pull out).
Don't be alarmed by the addition of vegetable oil, it gives the bark a glossy finish and that snap when you break the pieces apart!
Baby Trend Inertia: The BabyTrend has a plastic puzzle buckle that, although it doesn't get hot, it can be hard to hold / snap both pieces in (especially if you don't loosen the straps).
The pieces either swivel, rachet or snap into place which is very different to other construction toys we have, but it didn't take Z long to get to grips with them.
The panels connect securely with a snap - and - screw - together mechanism that ensures the pieces do not come apart even as energetic little ones bump up against them.
To my surprise, it was a piece of cake... snap, snap, snap and it was done!!
You can also buy small adapter pieces so you can snap a car seat into the frame which we did when our LO was very small.
My daughter is just now 2 and she is «prone» to doing the same thing with her diapers so I make sure that I always keep a onsie on her, (A t - shirt that snaps at the crotch) or a similar one piece outfit.
ICYMI, since reading fine print of lengthy statements doesn't fit within a 15 second video Snap, here's what you might have missed in skimming the privacy piece of Facebook.
Not just for festival goers and ballet dancers anymore, the bodysuit (think leotard or one - piece swimsuit with a snap, hook, or Velcro closure at the groin) has transformed into an amazing fashion «do.»
Snyder provides step - by - step instructions, as a Lego set does, on how to assemble the necessary 15 pieces of a movie, with each piece representing an important moment in a script («Set - up,» «Midpoint,» «Bad Guys Close In») that, when snapped together in the right order, builds the ideal movie.
If you self - install the blades, lay a piece of cardboard or two folds of an old towel across the windshield so the wiper arm doesn't snap back and crack the windshield.
But I don't feel that all of the pieces of the puzzle have entirely snapped into place.
The Salames, Beirut - based fashion retailers, are among wealthy collectors who snapped up gargantuan paintings, sculptures, and other showstopping installations at the art fair's Unlimited section, which is dedicated to large - scale pieces that in the past often didn't find buyers.
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The thin piece of dimpled polycarbonate does snap snugly onto the rear of the Galaxy S5 Mini, but it's not exactly difficult to remove and the slender rubber seal that runs around part of the inside doesn't exactly fill me with confidence.
You won't need to cut all the slab but you will need two holes min (this you can do yourself) The plumber will need to snap the cast iron at either end then pull of thru, either in one long piece or snap into a few pieces.
(We snagged it from «Screened Inn» next door - which, because it's a part of the same building as the Mess Hall, is also owned by Pam) Pam commissioned a local artist to paint a piece to use up there permanently, but it wasn't done by the time we snapped these pics.
I find it hard to resist one - off vintage pieces, because I know I will regret it if I don't snap them up.