Sentences with phrase «really nasty way»

Also «you can't make an omelette without breaking some eggs» is a really nasty way to talk about, say, crucifixions.

Not exact matches

That * nasty lady * (insert other choice words of what she should really be called) spoke to me like I was nobody special and she could bully her way into my mother's pocket book.

Arsenal are yet to win in Nasty November and really need to get back to winning ways today, but can a confident Bournemouth and a determined Afobe put a dent in our title hopes?

This is also a way to prevent unwanted nasties from touching the sides and the opening of the diaper pail, you'd really hate it when some of your baby's doodoo got into the opening.

The lobby team at my last nonpofit (enviro) job drove home this observation repeatedly, putting the procedural victories and losses along the legislative way in perspective — sure, the Senate might strip a critical provision out or add in something nasty while voting on floor amendments, but the matter really wasn't settled until conference.

In fact a lot of people would be rather shocked to see the level of tuberculosis incidence and [that] does still exist in the United States, including what is most worrisome to a lot of health authorities, which are some extremely nasty multidrug - resistant forms of tuberculosis that really we need to find some better ways of being able to contain.

Nasty gal had a really cute one, but their shorts are just way too short.

Desierto is one of those movies that's nasty without reason, and never really finds its stride by way of tone or message.

Between exclusivity and that nasty non-compete clause, no way would I even consider doing this... but good grief, they really want to shove it in our faces.

We were unable to provoke a complete global conflict, even as bad old Genghis, but with a little nicey - nicey on one side, and some rubbing other civs up the wrong way on the other, it should be possible to start something really nasty.

Hard, nasty, unpleasant reality - «growth» economics IS the problem, and there's really no way to have endless growth, and survive.

How can someone who behaves in a consistently nasty way really admire others who she claims to see as being nice?

When traveling, some peace of mind can be had by having an easy way to purify your drinking water, as even the healthiest of us can get caught offguard by nasty little critters like giardia, cryptosporidium, or other bacterial bad guys, which will really put a cramp in any other plans we have.

Then I point out that the ads they are seeing and hearing, particulary the really nasty ones that they hate, are a direct result of Citizens United, which held that organizations can spend as much as they want, any way they want.