Sentences with phrase «pull pieces of the past»

As I pull pieces of the past, I realize that at first I asked my dog, Rip, to Sit - stay at the start line.

Not exact matches

I had to pull together a variety of costumes in the past few days, and I compiled a few pieces of advice amidst the process of dressing up.

Make a Statement: Time to pull out those statement pieces because the dainty pieces of the past few seasons is out and statement is back.

I think the location of its original home put me off at first (an old lady's living room — so it was probably owned by an elderly woman before me), but I think that's something that you have to look past when it comes to secondhand shopping, because really, if I hadn't had mentioned it was secondhand — I totally could have pulled it off as a high street piece, right?

Jack Ryan, however, is not based on a particular Clancy book, and actually pulls together pieces of various scripts written over the past decade, with the final result centering on Ryan's early days as a financial analyst, when he uncovers a terrorist plot against the U.S. economy.

Excited by its revelations, he has pieced together the tangled and dramatic threads of his family's past and present, making sense of the magnetic pull that has drawn him back to his mother's homeland.

The NX was finally unveiled this past week??! After months of waiting and anticipation, Nintendo finally pulled back the curtain (ever so slightly) on their next piece of hardware.

and, like most Kirby games, a beautiful musical score that will, sadly, probably become underappreciated (the game playfully uses orchestral pieces for most stages, whether original or remixed tunes, while the aforementioned secret stages pull a classic track right out of Kirby's past).

Tie them together, and you have a day out that will pull you past some of the country's best contemporary art, and deliver you at the SLG's No67 café in time for a piece of more traditional British art: tea.

Now we have this most recent piece of information confirming what many have been saying was obvious over the past 10 years, will the media and government still be able to pull their old tricks?

While my son's been home these past few weeks, we've been pulling together furniture pieces for him out of my waiting - for - a-makeover collection.

Pulling inspiration from the drawing rooms of decades past, a stuffed peacock serves as the ultimate conversation piece between a matching pair of channeled banquettes in a rich paprika velvet, while sconces purchased at the Paris Flea Market act as jewelry above.

They're repetitive and cheesy, but every year we get excited to pull that piece of folded paper out of the cracker to tell our terrible joke (which we've all heard for the past five years running.)