Sentences with phrase «rely on navy»

If I rely on navy and brown, however, the color can be brighter.

Not exact matches

Fortunately for me, my years in the Navy (submarine duty) taught me that you had to be able to rely on the guy next to you regardless of his skin color, religion, education, etc..

Notre Dame has a little bit more of a passing game than Navy does, but still relies heavily on the running game, as their 303 yards per game ranks sixth in the country.

The problem with a high pain tolerance, unless you rely on it for your job (Navy SEAL comes to mind), is that every time you decide to ignore the message your body is sending you, or worse, you're not connected enough to even feel it, it has to get louder to get your attention.

Born in the Navy SEALs, TRX — which stands for total - body resistance exercise — relies on two hanging straps to test your strength, balance and stability.

So for this trip, I relied on easy dresses like this white ladder trim dress, this navy tie - front dress and this striped off the shoulder dress.

After years of relying on my favorite leather hoodie from Old Navy (which I tracked down on super sale), I've found myself wanting all kinds of leather items.

Those who served in the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps or Coast Guard Reserves may need to rely on any of a variety of forms that document at least 6 years of honorable service.

For carbohydrate energy and dietary fiber, this Orijen Cat & Kitten Dry Food Recipe relies on whole green peas, whole navy beans, and red lentils as well as other beans and legumes.

I wonder if the modeling by the Navy Postgraduate School may be relying on some undisclosed thickness data.

As for real estate strategy, Pressler is relying on cutting - edge software to select which stores to close (he's committed to shuttering 2 percent of Gap's square footage by year's end) and which markets are best suited for a slimmed - down, more segmented version of Old Navy.