Sentences with phrase «put to bed sooner»

He'll undoubtedly be hoping this whole mess will be put to bed sooner rather than later so he can possibly find a new club and continue his career.

Let's hope it's put to bed soon one way or the other so we can move on.

Not exact matches

We were soon punished for our failure to put the game to bed, and once again a goal for our opponents had to get our team going again.

Indeed the match was put to bed as a contest soon after the interval as Eto'o completed his hat - trick, tapping in from close range after woeful defending by United at a corner.

It wasn't fun, but it knew I could put her down for bed soon, and I also tried to concentrate on the memories that we were making, even though that sort of sounds ridiculous when you are in the middle of it.

He may just be trying to get attention, so put him right back to bed and leave as soon as he's lying down.

I would put the kids to bed, and as soon as my husband got home, I would go out for a run.

I also said I would never co-sleep but when I was getting in and out of bed all night to tend to my newborn, I soon found that putting him in bed next to me meant I didn't have to get up again.

I get dressed in my gym clothes before I put the kids to bed and that way I am ready to go as soon as they are in bed.

Many families successfully co-sleep but you may find it slightly more difficult to encourage children to sleep on their own when they get older; they will soon adapt though and you can encourage them by decorating their room, making it comfortable and relaxing and putting their favourite soft toy in bed with them.

I am terrified of transitioning her to a toddler bed soon, as I know she will get up and want to come and find me... and I am afraid that her ability to speak clearly will melt my resolve about putting herself to sleep.

If he starts to cry, try to settle him in bed, if that doesn't work, pick him up, then put him down as soon as he quits crying — repeating this cycle for as long as it takes.

As soon as I breastfed him in the middle of the night, I would put him back into his bed next to ours.

From then on I could put her through our going - to - bed routine as soon as she gets cranky in the evening, stay for a few minutes and then leave with the baby monitor.

I try to go to sleep as soon as possible after my older child is put to bed.

Putting them to bed in a low - ranking specialist journal is infinitely preferable to leaving the data to slowly deteriorate on some soon - to - be-obsolete storage medium.

Being bathed, fed, changed and put to bed belong to short - term memory; each day's memories are overlaid by repetition and each new attainment is soon taken for granted.

I would also put my training clothes out the night before, so I would get out of bed as soon as the alarm went off, get changed and be out there before I had time to even think about it.

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Your Frenchie pup will soon be running into the crate of his own accord, so you can now put a «word» to the crate for your puppy; «crate,» «den,» or «bed» are quite good words to use.

Just remember to buy a mattress for the bed if you do not already have one, because your canine will be itching to use the bed as soon as it is put together.

Get in the habit of putting your dog to bed at the same time each night, and he will soon get used to it.

As soon as your rabbit chooses a corner of the cage to use as a bathroom, put a shallow box or litter pan there filled with carefresh ® bedding.

As soon as your ferret chooses a corner of the cage to use as a bathroom, put a box or small litter pan there filled with carefresh ® complete animal bedding.

Seeing as L.A. Noire was first announced back in 2006, I wouldn't put a lot of faith in Rockstar's understanding of what «very soon» means, but hopefully we won't have to wait another three years to put this murder mystery to bed.

It's yet more monologing villains throwing drones at you while you incrementally take out their health bar, which is a trope which needs putting to bed very soon.

I still haven't had a chance to put to bed my review of XSeed's Senran Kagura 2: Deep Crimson, but I do plan on having my thoughts on the game out very soon.

With the few reviews on the go I still haven't had a chance to put to bed my review of XSeed's Senran Kagura 2: Deep Crimson, but I do plan on having my thoughts on the game out very soon.

Don't answer the phone if you're putting kids to bed, Atlee told the audience, but call back with your full attention as soon as you've done so — and skip the blow - by - blow: «I don't want to hear about your kids,» she said.

Spring will soon be here (folks in the far, far, far West will please put their hands down) and when that particular member of the Iridaceae family graces lawns and flower beds, we know we can start to unclench.