Sentences with phrase «rarely take it easy»

The benefits of caloric restriction are often missed by the hard charging athlete who rarely takes an easy recovery day and is constantly fueling their body.

Not exact matches

We rarely put this stroller in the car as we have other options that are easier to travel with and take up less trunk space.

Taking on an incumbent is rarely easy, particularly when you're likely to be out - spent five - to - one, but in this case at least there's apparently a chance of a self - inflicted Macaca moment.

The typical American diet rarely finds ways to sneak these health saviors into the diet, so adding them in an easy - to - drink form can take your health to a whole new level.

You rarely see an A-lister at the London menswear shows, but the event is all the more enjoyable for how informal and easy it feels — no scrum of paparazzi and no waiting for big stars to take their seats.

I am a easy going guy that likes to have fun and goof off rarely taking things serious, I am going to collage for computers and have a part time job for 16 bucks an hour working on computers.

A true showcase for Aniston's incredible - yet rarely seen - talent for dramatic roles, given how she brings so much weight to a safe drama that never takes risks and prefers the easy way with clichés, dreams and silly hallucinations that would befit more a movie made for TV.

Dogs who suffer with anxiety have many different options to help, but it is rarely as easy as popping a pill or taking an oil.

They rarely take 4 to 5 days to everything done it's a whole easy process.

As life insurance specialists for many years, we've discovered way too many times that clients have come to us with old policies that are not set up to maximize tax advantages.In other words, the policy will not protect the policyholder's estate from taxes as intended.Most life insurance agents rarely meet clients requiring life insurance for estate protection, and when they do, they often get excited about their commission potential and take the easy path to place a policy in force.