Sentences with phrase «putting it on everything too»

I put them on everything too.

OMGosh, I've never mad chimichurri sauce and I have no idea why — this looks absolutely amazing — and I would love to put it on everything too!

I just made an avocado cilantro lime sauce - I've been putting it on everything too!

I just made an avocado cilantro lime sauce - I've been putting it on everything too!

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Thus, intellect being no longer dependent on anything, everything becomes dependent on it; and so, having placed the understanding too high, we end by putting too low the knowledge it gives us.

(I made the awesome granola, too...) I've put it on just about everything — yogurt, ice cream, oatmeal, pancakes.

I find that most «Italian» restaurants in the UK put too much cheese on their dishes, and that just overpowers everything else.

I put hemp on pretty much everything too!

«It's something that we've served in the restaurants for 14 years, and it's crazy to me that it will now be available across the U.S. I seriously put Ssäm Sauce on everything, so we're really excited to see how people use it at home, especially now that we have the Spicy and Smoky flavors, too.»

I love coconut everything too and have put it on my skin.

I love the pesto sauce too, I put it on everything!

I also started experimenting with my own, homemade cheese recipes, like this vegan nacho cheese sauce (that I seriously put on just about everything), this vegan ricotta cheese, and this homemade vegan parmesan cheese (I put this on everything, too — you can always find a jar full of this cheese in my fridge!).

I mean, I'd put this stuff sauce on everything if it was socially acceptable and I'm pretty sure my babe is going to love it too because it's basically a staple in my diet.

And of course that had an impact on the ones I love, too — it was a whole family effort of sacrifice, putting everything behind our target.

I'm happy that now everything has been put on track for a successful future too.»

They base everything around work — people there even told me they haven't got the ability of some of the teams in the Premier League and need to make up for that by working hard and I think that's the right attitude.As a footballer you sometimes have to make decisions, and I think going to Wolves was probably the best thing I could have done.They may not have been doing too well, but the manager [recently departed Mick McCarthy] was very good to me — I think it's very important to go to a manager who likes you, and he showed belief in me.He put me in the team, and I'm just happy that I was able to do him proud on the pitch.

Of course, you do not have to put too much pressure on her to learn everything.

My boys, so my first two were boys, so my first son was about six months and same thing really for my second son and I was really personally disappointed by that, that wasn't my plan, my plan was to breastfeed them a lot longer than that and just other things just kind of got in the way and education and everything that probably could get in the way and with my girls I just kind of was like and I think what helped me too was knowing that the twins were my last plan pregnancy, like after that like, if I get pregnant you know «Surprise» but we are not planning have any more kids and I think knowing going into to it that I wasn't able to do what I wanted to do with my first two, really, really motivated me and knowing that these are my last babies that I'm planning to have so if I, it's now or never so it's kind of like putting a little bit of pressure on me I guess on that regard.

If you hover over your child's daily activities — like homework, chores, and play — to make sure that he's doing everything right, you're likely putting too much pressure on him.

I try to wear all the hats, put lots of things on my plate, get everything done, plan too many projects at once and be superwoman.

It is so great for shopping trips because it is the easiest thing to put on and if your little one is an explorer like mine she can see everything and grab for things too.

In addition to being downright adorable, Smart Bottoms is everything a beginner to cloth diapers could want - simple to put on, easy to wash, great fit, absorbent, and organic too!

KRISTEN STRATTON: Sometimes if it is just too hot and maybe it's not cracked or anything but enough that I don't want to put anything on it to hold the moisture against the skin, I just let my kids be naked and give them 30 minutes, and then if they really little we do tummy time at that time so probably everything would go down onto the towel instead of flying up into the air especially if you have boys, so we do tummy time, naked time and the put the bowl of coconut oil and we introduce descants sometimes too just so that it will be dry and we won't be holding moisture into the skin.

I know I put way too much pressure on myself to DO and BE everything.

Have enough snacks on hand in the «little cooler» so they can gorge themselves, but not too many that you have to take numerous bathroom breaks or they vomit — that will put a damper on everything.

The Lords are busy too, continuing their work on the government's NHS reforms and putting forward questions on everything from London lorries to legal aid.

I have a list of everything I need to get done on a daily basis, and if I don't put exercise on there, I either forget about it or make up excuses as to why I'm too busy to follow through.

Three months on, I've tried to maintain the philosophies on inner wellbeing I leant from my stay — mainly to think hard about everything I put into my body and whether it's a help or hinderance, and learning to slow down instead of going a million miles an hour — as I've always been guilty of trying to do too many tasks at once.

It was everything i asked for and I even was able to put some of my family and friends on so they can get some too... I love it Too perfetoo... I love it Too perfeToo perfect!

I just discovered them afterwards and was too lazy to put everything back on and have another photo taken.

To keep up with everything and avoid too many blog - related night shifts, I decided to put my love for lists and new found discipline (it seems to be something you get on top when giving birth) to good use and start scheduling my posts way in advance.

To figure out how to apply our base better, we reached out to some of the best makeup artists in the business (including the one and only Laura Mercier and every It - girl's go - to guy, Hung Vanngo), to find out everything we could about putting on foundation, including how to pick out your perfect shade, what tools to use to avoid streaks and splotches, how to cover fine lines and large zits, and why you might be wearing too much foundation.

Again, this skirt was also a hit, probably because Kristen is just too adorable in everything she puts on.

I bought this a while ago in pastel green, and it's a great concealer but the green is way too strong, and rather than just cancelling out redness, it makes my skin green and when I cover it up with concealer my skin tone it's a completely different color than the skin around it and I have to put tons of foundation on top to even it out, and by that point everything's caking and it's even worse than if I had left it alone!

Lol!You are too kind.I haven't been on dating sites for the very reason that I don't like putting my pics out there.Stupid, huh?I guess I'm missing out on online dating, but I don't want a man to want me for how I look.I signed up and put everything on one site until it came to my pic.I didn't have one.I signed out, but it turns out I was even on the wrong dating site.OUR MATCH is for 50 + people.How did I get redirected there?Well, they send me pics of more BM than the non-black men I said I was interested in, and I don't even have a pic up there.One guy here questioned why his online dating experience involved pics of people he isn't interested in.I responded to the black dude on OUR MATCH and asked if he understood that I only date IR.

To put everything wrong with Machete Kills simply: there is far too much going on.

Although the movie's thematic metaphor (you have to take things apart before you can put them back together again) is a little too on - the - nose, the idea that Davis deconstructs his marriage by literally tearing down everything around him is an interesting slant on the typical self - discovery tale.

This leads to unwillingness to go out on a limb, try new things or put in too much effort — why bother when everything could change on a whim?

I recently did a head gasket repair on my 1986 Kawasaki GPZ1000RX and now that everything is back together it starts up fine, idles fine, and revs high without a problem while in neutral, but when I put it into gear and started driving it it'll drive fine when giving it slight throttle, but when I get to the higher revs, or when I open the throttle too quickly it bogs down badly, and starts stuttering, but eventually starts revving higher and leveling out.

You're right about everything but here's the deal, most publishers are putting way too much pressure on authors to sell their own books.

It's all too much for most of us, so we end up doing not - so - secure things like using the same password for everything, or putting our passwords on a sticky note on our laptop.

Ideal Getaway: You can never be too polite or too put - together in a Libra's eyes, so a place to perfect politesse, like U.K. residential Finishing Academy for adults, would appeal — its classes on everything from deportment to dashing off thank - you notes would be a treat for Libra.

One of the things that we had indicated in the last round of negotiations is that we are trying to put everything on the table in terms of a renegotiation, and ideally what we would want is to have the cost be less because it's too much.

The Stanley Parable is very, very good at putting you into a meta mindset, of getting you to examine and re-examine everything, and that in turn can lead to a greater appreciation of games and some of the things you might have missed in them, those little undercurrents that you perhaps didn't pick up on because you were too busy blowing stuff up.

You'll have to put everything you know about videogames to one side and be able to look beyond the terrible graphics, occasional game breaking bugs and laughable acting, but if you can manage to do all of that, then you too should be amused by what is on offer.

Not going to rail on it too much because I just spent over an hour doing that when we were recording, but everything about it — pacing, tone, the decision to put it in front of an audience and not have any audible reaction from them, the translator, the order of what was shown — everything was detrimental to the Switch.

I'll guess the Sonic mobile too, but yeah, the effort they put on sonic is never on par with everything else.

If you want to relate that analogy to New Orleans: it would be more like knowing full - well you were likely to have a serious accident on your trip but not bothering to tell the wife and kids to put their seat belts on until right before the accident when it's too late, then being unable to administer life - saving first aid to your dying wife and children because you threw your kit out the window a few minutes earlier (you counted on the ambulance and hospital to fix everything).

I hope you won't think that I am putting too fine a point on the matter if I point out that Bill C - 32 (and everything else on the Order Paper) did not die from the vote of non-confidence but from the dissolution of Parliament and the consequent proroguing of the session.

If the thought of putting together a bag of everything you need to survive a disaster seems too daunting, there are plenty of pre-packaged disaster kits on the market, too.