Sentences with phrase «rambunctious new»

A perfect blend of rambunctious new tunes and interesting twists of old ones, pulling at the nostalgia strings in all the right ways.

Try to limit environmental stressors like extreme heat or cold, unfamiliar surroundings, curious children, or a rambunctious new pet.

We routinely receive calls from exasperated puppy owners desperate for solutions to calm their rambunctious new puppy!

[An] amiable, rambunctious New World production, aimed ostensibly at the teen trade but more obliquely and effectively at the new wave cult... It's more cleverly cut than shot — which means that it moves quickly and energetically even as the concepts and characters disintegrate.

Not exact matches

She has a new dog that she is testing out called Marley, a rambunctious 9 month old Doberman Australian shepherd cross.

Gionta, a 5» 7», 170 - pound whirling dervish who was drafted by the New Jersey Devils in the third round in 1998 and is often compared with the New York Rangers» rambunctious and talented Theo Fleury, spent most of last weekend being dogged by opposing defensemen, who limited him to only one assist in the two games.

The thing that I struggled with the most was - what do I do with two rambunctious toddlers while I try to figure out nursing / feeding this new person?

Energetic and rambunctious, 18 - month - old Aiden pushes his toy stroller around a playground in New York City.

Messer, who said he was an avid supporter of term limits, said he was running to bring new blood to the state Senate to a crowd that sometimes got a bit rambunctious, breaking out into applause and jeers at points throughout the evening.

It is, all in all, a rambunctious and inspired ride in which the Coen brothers» voracious fascination with the arcana of American popular culture and their whiz - kid inventiveness reach new heights of whimsy.

The setting of this rambunctious entertainment is New York City, 1926 — an ocean away from Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, and several decades before a boy named Harry Potter would forever change the course of magical history, to say nothing of bestseller lists and box - office records.

Amy Stewart is the New York Times best - selling author of ten books, including Girl Waits with Gun and the rest of the Kopp Sisters series, which are based on the true story of one of America's first female deputy sheriffs and her two rambunctious sisters.

The biting incident and Marvin's rambunctious behavior were what led the Dixons — painful as it was — to find a new home for the Australian shepherd.

Even other adult cats in the home may unwillingly help to teach your new kitten manners by smacking them down when they are too rambunctious.

When Zeus was a 6 - month - old puppy he was turning into a beautiful 45 pound lap dog that loved everyone, but unfortunately, Zeus's new cat siblings didn't appreciate his enthusiasm for cats, and the smaller dogs in their home thought he was too rambunctious and unaware of his growing size.

In the early 1960s he drew cards for the American Greetings Corporation and in the late 1960s he traveled to New York, Chicago, and Detroit and created many of his rambunctious and unforgettable characters including Mr. Natural, Mr. Snoid and Angelfood McSpade.

«Beat Culture and the New America, 1950 - 1965,» a rambunctious, three - ring - circus of a show, organized by Lisa Phillips for New York's Whitney Museum, opens Saturday at the de Young Museum, where it continues through Dec. 29, a true San Francisco treat.

Returning this year as the somewhat subdued Stateside foil to its more rambunctious, vanguard - scanning sister fair across the pond, Frieze New York excells in its more conservative showcases, with paintings and sculpture carrying the day — and video and other «curatorial» prestige elements less in evidence.

The Snapdragon 801 isn't Qualcomm's newest or fastest chip, but it is still a rambunctious processor.

In our library example above, if your preschooler continues to be loud or rambunctious, it makes sense to leave the library without getting new books as a consequence.