Sentences with phrase «precious it was literally»

Part 2 of the Change Your Diet, Change Your Life series focuses on something we deemed so precious it was literally a currency.

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He's a liar and a manipulator who will literally do «anything» to get his precious victory mosque built.

Luckily, we are huge fans of Little Nugget Co, a phone app that makes saving all of your precious memories of your little ones super easy — you could create gorgeous memorabilia with literally just one finger (hello, distraction during feeding time!).

These contractions are literally helping your uterus push your baby into the birth canal and getting your body ready to deliver your precious baby.

If I sound cynical about the redistricting process, I have a right: my first substantive political experience was working for a member of the Texas House of Representatives during a special session devoted to redrawing those precious political lines in 1992, during which at one point I quite literally walked into a smoke - filled room.

Literally, from a single grain of rice, less than 10 mg in weight, they were able to glean DNA from typically just a few out of the precious hundreds they were able to sample.

Literally dozens of precious enzymes are destroyed in the pasteurization process.

When it's not functioning properly, your digestive system can literally take you down by sucking up all your precious energy.

If your hand is in the air, you probably take written directions too literally; more importantly, though, you're one of a precious few.

That's right, the Dubai First Royale MasterCard is literally coated in precious metals and gems.

With panel lines literally out the door and the Exhibitor Hall packed wall - to - wall with scurrying people, it's often hard to decide how to allocate your precious time.

The creatures defending those precious heirlooms you have been literally dying to recover are fierce, and your companion fell to despair while fending off these foul beasts.