Sentences with phrase «resting on a cardboard»

My boyfriend brought over his old TV to keep me company, but since I didn't have any furniture, it was casually resting on a cardboard moving box.

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The more I learned about the real Marcia Clark, not the two dimensional cardboard cutout I saw in the news, but the complicated, whip - smart giant - hearted mother of two, who woke up every day, put both feet on the floor and dedicated herself to righting an unconciscable wrong, the loss of two innocents Ron Goldman and Nicole Brown, the more I had to recognize that I, along with the rest of the world, had been superficial and careless in my judgment, and I'm here today to tell you I'm sorry,» Paulson said to Clark while onstage.

It is debatable whether Malin Akerman and Jake Lacey as powerful, impeccably dressed Claire and cowardly, dimwitted Brett Wyden are on the same page in giving cartoonish or just awful performances, but rest assured, one can not wait for these cardboard baddies to get their just desserts.

Hendricks seems to be the only one trying and does give an admirable performance, but the writing placed on her and the rest of the characters make them feel like cardboard cut - outs of every other cliché horror teenager.

Then, put a cardboard or plastic box inside the toilet bowl, resting it on the rim of the bowl and putting the seat down, and fill it with a couple of inches of kitty litter.

While the rest of the Switch owning world is focused on Nintendo's new cardboard accessories, an altogether different accessory is getting some love.

Sure it's with a cardboard handlebar resting on you to make it work, but I would love to see them make a more fully fledged bike game with a similar control scheme.

Mostly horizontal, they rest partly rolled up at each end, on cardboard tubes.

Made of cardboard, fiberglass, and aqua resin, embellished with paint and charcoal, his works rest on table - like pedestals.

Changing out cardboard boxes of stuff for organized clearly labeled bins, taking stuff to a donation center, and selling the rest on Craig's List.