Sentences with phrase «proper feeling of home»

These examples of imagery represent Tillie's hope for acceptance, for better times as a family and her longing for a proper feeling of home.

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When your baby is ready to come home, and your doctor believes their health is strong enough to be taken out of neonatal care, you may be feeling another rush of anxiety and might think how are you going to give them the proper care they need outside of the hospital?

You can exercise almost any body part to a certain intensity in any place you feel comfortable, like your home, workplace or perhaps hotel room and even though there's no substitute for the intensity loaded barbells and dumbbells can provide, at least you can stop the breakdown of muscle tissue and maintain your current muscle mass until you find yourself a proper place to train.

With its touch - driven combat that felt like a proper RPG rendition of Fruit Ninja, Severed was a dungeon crawler that felt right at home on just about any device with a touch screen.

«They kind of felt universally that... if teachers had proper training and if the syllabus was transparent, that schools would do a better job of this than what parents would be doing in the home,» Ullman shares.

Get a proper plan and insist on a functional layout, like putting the TV viewing area in a darker spot to reduce glare and give more of a home theatre feel.

With its touch - driven combat that felt like a proper RPG rendition of Fruit Ninja, Severed was a dungeon crawler that felt right at home on just about any device with a touch screen.

AdaptivePack approaches the problem differently, with the goal of re-creating the look and feel of the icons that are most likely to live on your home screen as proper Adaptive Icons.

Two further qualitative studies report a Care by Parent discharge programme and describe how the mother can stay in the same room or in a room close to her preterm infant, assuming all of the aspects of care but with help at hand if needed.71 72 Mothers reported that it gave them the opportunity to test reality and bridge the gap between hospital and home, thereby gaining confidence in taking their infant home, and it helped mothers to feel they were part of a proper family and to promote their «ownership» of the infant.

Sources: Elaine Griffin, Elaine Griffin Interior Design, New York; Barbara Brock and Nairn Friemann, A Proper Place, New York; Leslie Levine, Life Integration Concepts, Highland Park, Ill., and author of Will This Place Ever Feel like Home?

Without the proper balance of all the senses, your home will always feel a bit «off» and you won't always be able to immediately pinpoint the problem.

I feel like the home really has fallen into it's proper place in terms of layout and function overall now.