Sentences with phrase «pretty big cut»

A pretty big cut down of the tory majority.

Not exact matches

It is hair, but it is a big deal It is part of our identity, a part we cut and style and color and pay for to feel prettier.

The plan means primarily whole foods, which is great, but it also means cutting out my bars and protein powders, which are a pretty big chunk of my daily protein intake.

Since I did cut back on the sugar, I am keeping mine in the refrigerator, but I may make a bigger batch with the larger amount of sugar to put into pretty canning jars to give as holiday gifts.

Estela is where you go for some of the most delicious cutting - edge food in town, served with wines that will satisfy quirky naturalists and big - spending bankers alike (which pretty much sums up the crowd in its mix of downtowners and the downtown - curious).

«They're all pretty, all athletic, all with big boobs, all wearing low - cut shirts like Miami, all showing cleavage, every one of «em,» he says, showing me a picture of previous Marlins cheerleaders.

Whether we're talking about the «squeezed middle», the «cost - of - living crisis» or cutting the «biggest budget deficit in our peacetime history», it's fair to say that many Brits will be feeling pretty taxed already by the time the chancellor stands up to deliver his budget speech on Wednesday.

Cut service, raise fares, and basically doing nothing to make it better while sitting pretty with your big salary.

You could also use pvc pipe, greased with oil to help release the soap, to make a big tube of soap that could be cut into small, circular bars that might be pretty for favours, especially if wrapped nicely or given in organza bags.

You'll hear if you've just started your cut and you've been doing pretty well — especially if you've made a big change to your diet or you're doing a lot more exercise in the gym.

My balls were pretty big, so after I rolled them I ended up cutting each ball in half and skewering it with a raspberry.

I started by cutting some pretty fabric big enough to cover the front, sides, and bottom of the box.

It's been a pretty big half, though — July through December has its work cut out for it if it hopes to stand up.

If you don't like Will Ferrell, now would probably be a pretty good time to move to a big secluded cabin in the woods and cut yourself off from all known mass media.

It's also a bit amusing to see you, aka publishers, bleeding from hundreds, maybe thousands of little cuts that self - pub authors have inflicted, and one pretty big one from Amazon (so Hachette claims), still wading right into the shark pool.

While a few of those numbers are probably a little murky (Marvel [along with DC] technically sell directly to retailers, with Diamond only acting as a sales agent — so, when they sell to Billy Bob's Comics Hole, they're selling it for a very different price than they're selling it to John's Big Regional Chain Stores), I suspect it is fairly likely that the cut to every other partner combined is pretty close to, in aggregate, of 65 % of the total cover price.

Toshiba has released their 7 inch Thive which is pretty much like its 10 inch big brother but they've cut down on the bulk.

I am not giving Nintendo excuses for not having any factories, just saying comparing two systems launch and etc is not cut and clear... imagine if Nintendo had Sony factories when Wii was selling like crazy... they would of sold more than 100 million before the Wii died down Regardless, Nintendo do pretty good despite not having the same as the bigger companies... so when they said Nintendo was worth more than the whole of Sony 2 years ago... that is a big accomplishment for a little company

Yesterday was a pretty big day for both Bioware and Mass Effect fans as the Extended Cut DLC was released, promising more clarity on the games plot - hole filled endings.

The price cut also pretty much killed Saturn's chance of catching up since Sega's big announcement was that they were dropping the price from $ 400 to $ 300 (even though they were still losing money at $ 400, but they felt pressured to match PS1's price).

In a market moment obsessed with the often - spurious aesthetic innovations of its youngest artists, Honor Fraser's booth provided a welcome measure of historical perspective, showing paintings by fresh - faced stars (bent canvases by Kaz Oshiro, KAWS's latest abstractions, a big Sarah Cain) alongside some pretty cutting - edge compositions that turned out to be by — shocker — a bunch of supposedly tame midcentury names.

Our representatives in Washington are certainly sharply divided in their views on which of these trends we should back and which ones we should try to stop — with a big block only excited about fossil fuels and another wanting to bet pretty much everything on cutting consumption and promoting new energy sources.

And of course, the biggest thing you can do to cut your carbon footprint and fight climate change is to switch to a green energy supplier (we're pretty good, as far as they go!).

to «transcend function and question furniture as object, art, or image», the Emergency Stool is a clever, laser - cut piece that packs flat (for easy shipping, and it'll slide right under a really big door upon delivery) into a single, mobile sheet of plywood (that would make a pretty interesting wall - hanging) but comes apart to create a handy bench.

No, we don't mean just AMOLED display technology, though that would be a pretty big deal too, but rather a «cutting - edge» new feature allowing iPhones and iPads «to be powered from further away than the charging mats used with current smartphones», as Bloomberg eloquently puts it.

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I like my burp cloths pretty big, so I tend to cut mine roughly 10 ″ x 18 ″ (The cloth will be about an inch smaller overall when done).

The big French cutting boards are both functional and pretty.

And in the kitchen, the biggest way I brighten things up is by setting out some pretty flowers or shrub cuttings.

As the first step, we cut the strip boards to the size that we measured out (the frame we made is 24 «x 49» — pretty big).

Window film, on the other hand, will make your room feel bigger and brighter, and a pretty, cut - out design will add pattern and personality.