There were plenty of quality games to choose from this year, but also a few that, for whatever reason, perhaps didn't
quite get the love they deserved.
Not exact matches
Exactly how we
get hooked on
love no one
quite knows, try as anthropologists like Helen Fisher might to unravel the mystery, one MRI on the lovesick at a time.
And
quite often, they are the very worst companies to
get involved with for inexperienced investors; these stocks tend to be either overly
loved or hated, controversial, «exciting», newsy, noisy and wild.
The building of the local hospital, the ambulance that
got me there before I died from blood loss, the image of God in the paramedics that made them give their lives to rescuing people they've never met, the wisdom of the surgeon, the intelligence and skill of the thousands of individuals whose discoveries have made operating theatres and anaesthesia possible — all of these are gracious gifts of a
loving God, whose mercy enables healings to take place across the world that would, in any other generation, be considered
quite miraculous.
It was fine to seek to
love everyone, say, to
get a charge from the reciprocal vibe of brotherly
love at the Happening, but this would never
quite feel like falling in
love, and having that
love returned.
You don't have to stick to what others say family is, the same way you don't have to stick with what others say «god» is, or «
love» is... so I don't
quite get the holding on to some terms / verses / theologies in opposition to what you actually want / believe.
I was a little uncomfortable with my own statement about «when truth
gets neglected in the name of
love» for I have often seen
love get neglected in the name of truth, which is also
quite damaging.
My second impression was, after reading another reviewerâ $ ™ s comments: â $ œI read this story and
loved itâ $ ¦ From the beginning, you
get my interest and attentionâ $ ¦ Like Tolkien, you begin to create a world of some depth.â $ I thought, â $ œLike Tolkien?â $
Quite a compliment.
I've
gotten to know a few people in my life who hold similar views, needless to say they they're perfect no matter how bad they act, they
love to complain about everyone else and how everything is other peoples fault instead of taking responsibility for something... They tend to be depressed deep down also...
quite fascinating actually.
I would really
love to give this stew a go but was wondering when you refer to the 400 ml cans of tinned tomatoes, are they crushed, diced or whole and peeled tomatoes as we
get quite a variety here Down Under?
It had all the great foods I
love to eat (and a few extra I have sourced now) and so far haven't found that any other «food maker»
quite gets it... but you have
got it spot on!!
What I
love about bourekas is they are really
quite easy to make once you
get the knack — and they look so darn impressive and difficult LOL
Well, that whole week was
quite a blur when I look back on it — I
loved how you
got to see ice for the first time, and the Bean in Chicago, Italian beef and shots!
I've
gotten to see
quite a few American cities that I'd never been to this summer and I've
loved every -LSB-...]
My camera is
getting quite a workout - it
loves getting let out of the house;)...
Im so full, i made this soup tonight and
loved loved loved it, i used light coconut milk and it was ever so good also and thicked up
quite well, i had to add a little water it
got so thick... cant wait for lunch left overs tomorrow... thanks guys for the wonderful recipe... yummmy
I
love it when we
get together,
quite often unplanned, where food is thrown together haphazardly, still being delicious, still tasting great and fresh, and still having a great family time together around our round kitchen table.
I
love naan but haven't
quite gotten up the nerve to make it myself yet.
I
love trying to recreate dishes from memory, but it can be so frustrating when you can't
get the flavors
quite right!
I often do some blog reading to help
get my blog writing brain inspired too I
quite love your writing style, it certainly feels effortless and relaxed when I read it.
After doing this for
quite some time now, I can safely say that this space gives me immense pleasure when I interact with you all and
get to hear how much you
loved our recipes!
As much as I
love fall, I'm not
quite ready to let go of the summer produce so I've
got the recipe for these Corn and Shiso Fritters for you.
I tried so hard to
get that beautiful, full, domed top on muffins and quick breads that I
love so much (and that whole grain breads are
quite often lacking)-LSB-...]
I've expressed my
love for my Instant Pot when I first
got it several months ago & I still remain
quite smitten.
I tried it once and
loved the flavor but didn't
quite get the right texture.
While turmeric on its own can be
quite overpowering, I
love Gaia Herbs Turmeric Boost, which I first
got to try at a Whole Foods sampling on a trip to California.
I had to substitute
quite a few ingredients in order to avoid an extra shopping trip, and am absolutely
loving the delicious results, though I will need to experiment a bit more with the rising agents in order to
get that «nice and fluffy» quality.
It is
quite neutral tasting, my daughter
loves it or you can
get the mint.
Well, this ancient grain has been around for
quite some time and you'll
LOVE getting to know it!
Although
getting behind the microphone doesn't
quite match the thrill of
getting behind the wheel, I
got a taste of it with Sky Sports last year and
loved it.
I don't remember the rest but i can
quite remember ramsey saying almost the same words last year and i believed him only for the club to be kicked out of the title race by November...
love the spirit boys but a plastik fan like me needs more than just words to be convinced... you need to
get on that field and show live....
Choices, choices, choices, that's what happened to our once free - flowing, beautiful on the eyes brand of football... the move from Highbury was a friggin hoax played on all Gunner fans... North London football is now for the fat cats and wannabes, not for those of us who rather watch from home because we
love the game and we would rather not pay a weeks wage to
get a seat a 1/4 mile from the field of play... much like a high - end business that once cared deeply for the artisans who toiled to create something
quite brilliant, they have become an assembly - line factory trying to
get the most for the least while still raising the prices of their product..
I hope Xhaka is benched for yhis game.If's funny how people can ever think for a moment that Xhaka is better than Wilshere.Wilsherefor all his injuries and unrealised potential is twice the player Xhaka is and a level above Ramsey in technique, talent and ability.I didn't like how people used the Europa league maych to judgr him at all after he had shown world class performances in previous matches.I just don't
get why people
love Xhaka.People call Coquelin average but if played in his actual position and not this box - to - box or whatever he will defend brillianly and give it to his more reliable partner which
quite unfortunately we don't havd at the moment.
no, its like telling your girlfriend that you want her to want you after shes nursed you back from sickness for the last 5 years, i think shes
got aright to be baffled thatyou would even say that when the
love is
quite self evident
i
love the way you always find players that are not
quite world - class (never mind that they might also not be
quite good enough for us to win PL as long as they can
get us the CL bounty that comes with our 4th position trophy).
I would
love to see the Saints midfielder come in to play a key role for us next year, and I must admit that the hype created by Zamparini has
got my attention, and I would
quite like to see Dybala live up to that hype at the Emirates.
At Big Free Bet we
love an unusual football nickname, and it
got us thinking, while nothing
quite beats a team called the Mintcakes (Kendal Town if you're wondering), what is the beautiful game's most popular nickname?
I'm settled very well at WBA, and I'm sure there are
quite a few others who would
love to stay and help us
get back to the Premier League.
nice post white ox great to read bout every1s first memories, my first memory of the gunners was micky thomas's goal to bt liverpool and win the league.i was 7 and being from ireland back then u wer utd or liverpool bt the moment i fell in
love wit arsenal was actually
quite random and unremarkable... an ian wright goal vs former club crystal palace, typical sharp finish bt electric celebration into section of the fans mock shooting wit both hands as he sprinted before blowin «smoke» from his fingertips, du n no why but that sealed it for me, of course then we
got bergkamp, henry, vieira, petit and iv been obsessed since
I think they know a lot about the state of things, but more than that, they really
quite simply are in
love with - and still
getting to know - the Earth around them.
Miss Boozy Good Time Fat fingers, sun damaged, inked to the gills, everything been pierced at one time or another, needs
love more than money but never
quite gets enough of either.
After I had my twins I was a size G and I never thought my breasts could
get that big but apparently they can and I just
love this tank because it fit me well as a G and now that I'm a little bit smaller because the girls aren't feeding
quite as much I feel like it's been able to adapt to my body and you know I'm one of those people I don't like to wear a lot of different layers, if I can wear one shirt and accomplish it, as opposed to a tank and a bra I'll do it.
I always found my son's infant car seat
quite awkward to carry, especially as he
got bigger which didn't take long at all because he
loved him some milkies.
At home we've
got a really tiny «Baby Bjorn» potty which she
loves and would
quite possibly sit on all day if we let her.
I also sometimes
love to give gift cards when I am not
quite sure what to
get.
We have bought a few natural books on breastfeeding that our little 21 - month old
loves to read... she's still nursing and doesn't
quite understand that animals can
get milk from their mommies too... but we're working on it:).
Phew I went to
quite a few parties today (which I
loved and I'll be posting a list of my favourites tomorrow at my blog) and
got my very own bash underway.
I
loved breastfeeding my daughter, but the first few days did hurt
quite a bit as we
got things figured out.
Well, this is where the body support is really important and I
love it when Christine said that, she kind of went to a place where it was
quite and when you're
getting started with breastfeeding, I think that's always a great idea.
It maneuvers
quite well and the older child absolutely
loves being on the «big kid» seat with the freedom to
get in or out.