Sentences with phrase «quickly become uncomfortable»

Trimming the Chihuahua's nails is also important because long nails will quickly become uncomfortable for him.

I bought the Target version early in my pregnancy, but I very quickly became uncomfortable with anything around my waist, even before I was showing.

Move Controllers also have the least comfortable trigger, so holding it down for extended periods of time quickly becomes uncomfortable.

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With an older baby, you can be a lot more flexible, both because you will need to pump less often and because your supply has likely regulated, meaning that your breasts won't become uncomfortable or engorged as quickly as they did when your baby was brand new.

As an athlete with very tight hips, sitting cross-legged for any period of time (even on a bolster) becomes very uncomfortable, very quickly.

And things can quickly become ugly, uncomfortable, and awkward as we grieve and let go.

One that's stiff can quickly become scratchy and uncomfortable.

Whether it's these minor flaws like these, an uncomfortable outfit or a bad hair day, many singles quickly become self - conscious about what they look like to their dates.

The scenes become more and more uncomfortable, as this man we quickly identified with becomes lost in a world of dangerous psychoses.

This is especially dangerous during the hot summer months, as cars can quickly heat up and become extremely uncomfortable for animals.

Puppies grow quickly, and a collar can become uncomfortable and dangerously tight.

Long - haired varieties need daily grooming as their coats can quickly become matted and uncomfortable.

Flying horses were awkward and uncomfortable at first, but quickly became easy and routine as each enemy has their specific angle from which they attack.

It is the kind without any real ventilation and it quickly became hot and uncomfortable on a sunny 65 °F afternoon.

With a pair of cans clamped on our lug holes for hours at a time, things can quickly become sweaty, sticky and uncomfortable.