Sentences with phrase «rarely feels like work»

My life is always hard work, but I love most of what I get to do so it rarely feels like work!

And when there's passion involved, it rarely feels like work.

There are definitely nights and weekends involved, but again, that rarely feels like work because the events are always fun!

Not exact matches

I set a number I would like to hit (usually 5 - 10 lbs heavier than my previous 1RM) and work with that in mind as my new 1RM, and typically follow something like this: 8 - 10 x empty bar 5 x 50 % 5 x 60 % 3 x 70 % 1 x 80 % 1 x 90 % 1 x 95 % (depending on how 90 per cent feels, I may skip this set so as to not waste energy) 1 x 100 % (if this feels easy, I may attempt another PR, but this is rarely the case!)

, I do think everyone involved — screenwriters Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick, director Tim Miller, and decade - long - cheerleader / leading man Ryan Reynolds — worked extraordinarily well together to create a fully - realized R - rated comic book movie that rarely felt like it was pulling its punches (and when punches were pulled, the film called itself out).

I feel like whenever you think about Kubrick's work, his earlier films like The Killing, Paths of Glory, and Killer's Kiss rarely get mentioned as The Shining, 2001: A Space Odyssey and A Clockwork Orange are his more popular and universally seen films.

You rarely feel like you know how hard the front - end is working, or how much grip is in reserve.

As the power and torque figures imply, the 1.3 is an engine that needs working hard to extract its best, though being a Honda the four - pot rarely feels like it's complaining.

I adore my role here at Kobo, particularly because, though I rarely work less than 12 hours a day, it barely ever really feels like work.

And working in an animal shelter frequently feels like a whirlwind — animals are in and out, always needing care, and there is rarely, if ever, time to take a break and regroup.

We all feel like we are working at 200MPH 24/7, but rarely do we ever go that speed for the sake of pure pleasure.

Both titles feel like works of art as well as games and, while their stories are very simple, leave a lasting effect on the player, with a subtlety of tone and a poignancy rarely found in this medium.

Sounds like a good idea on paper, but I found the Generals mode to feel somewhat rushed or lazy, but, like I said earlier, campaigns in fighters rarely work well..

For the curators, who are pulling together many works never or rarely exhibited, «it's the kind of show where you feel like you're really adding something to the telling of art history,» says Berry.