Sentences with phrase «rustle something»

So, we asked six of Britain's finest - Tracey Emin, Marc Quinn, Maggi Hambling, Peter Blake, Gavin Turk and Fiona Rae - to rustle something up at their favourite restaurant for OFM's charity auction.

I tend to go with the flow and rustle something up for lunch or dinner based on what's in my fridge, but what I've... [Read more...]

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You look at a painting and that can mean nothing to you or something to you, or you walk down the street and you hear that wind rustling through the trees.

After a while we thought we'd better fix something, so Dave grilled some chicken and I rustled up a big pan of vegetable curry.

I heard him doing something with a piece of paper [makes rustling sound], and he goes, «You guys like that win?»

«Just of recent, the President has given us a directive and it is something which we must comply with and in other cases, we deploy our men through operations such as the one against cattle rustling, Operation Sharandaji, which is to ensure that no herdsmen involved in criminal activities are spared.»

I consider those afternoons spent beneath the rustling birch trees, sprayed by the fountain, and begin to consider the new towers going up with something other than dread.

There is something about that crisp fall air, the rustle of leaves and all my sweet treat smelling candles that is just magical.

There's something special about how Aruba's trade winds rustle the fronds of our palm trees, wash over the white sand and delicate ripples of our beautiful beaches, and sweep our troubles out to sea.

As you're walking down the street you hear something rustling up above you.

During the day, the wind rustles through the leaves of the trees, grass swishes under your feet, and the occasional crunch of a branch makes you worried that something will run up and attack you.

The rustling of money is music to most people's ears, the responsibility of handling it is something else altogether.

Even though you think you're giving employers what they want, they're looking for something a little more well - though - out than a CV you've rustled up in a few hours.

Each week Jamie would rustle up something in the kitchen and then share his culinary creations with his friends and family.