Sentences with phrase «replaced everything bad»

You would never know I've replaced everything bad that comes in a normal sugar cookie and replaced it with much better ingredients!

Not exact matches

Not only is it tasty and low - calorie, pumpkin can replace so many bad - for - you fillers (oil, butter, shortening, cream, etc.) Now that pumpkin - everything season is officially upon us, I decided to whip up my Healthy T Pumpkin Coffee Cake for a football road trip.

Because of where I live, it's just easier to hold onto a few things then get rid of everything and then have to replace it (no shops nearby, online shopping is the worst).

Don't get me wrong, changes aren't bad, but taking everything that was good in paper mario (partners, leveling, badges, playable characters etc) and replacing them with just stickers is like paying 10 bucks just to receive 2.

This is a great video that will teach you everything you need to know about replacing a bad intake manifold, or fuel injector.

I replaced the transfer case with a remanufactured one (not a bad job for the home - gamer, took one evening) and everything has been running smoothly since.

Disasters happen at the worst possible time, and while many residents could afford to replace everything they own out of pocket, the time value of money suggests that's a bad idea even if it's practical to write a check that large.

Could you replace everything you own out - of - pocket in a single shot if the worst happened?

In a worst case scenario such as a fire, would you want to replace everything out of pocket that you own?

And the last and worse one: Terror, when you come home and notice everything you own had been taken away and replaced by an exact substitute.

The clutter of windows in my taskbar was replaced by an even worse clutter of tabs in my browser and I almost no longer use plugins, because they tend to leak memory and slow everything down.

Could you afford to replace everything in your home if the worst happened?

Disasters happen at the worst possible time, and while many residents could afford to replace everything they own out of pocket, the time value of money suggests that's a bad idea even if it's practical to write a check that large.

The worst part is trying to replace everything you own on a budget that might well already be stretched.

Everything from a bad storm, a fire, to theft or vandalism can cause you to have to replace your belongings, St Louis Park renters insurance can help you with this process is such an unfortunate event.

In a worst case scenario such as a fire, would you want to replace everything out of pocket that you own?

Losing all you own is bad enough, not being able to replace everything is even worse.