Sentences with phrase «seizing all day long»

And we know that, somehow, this type of diet is helping little one's, who otherwise are seizing all day long, to live a happy, healthy, functional life.

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Instead, long - term investors have the opportunity to seize the day by picking out attractively priced high - quality companies this fall that could help form a foundation of growth for their portfolio for years to come.

Alex and I seized the day with a long, beautiful walk, an afternoon of working on our 1,000 piece Glow in the Dark puzzle and then we decided that this weather called for my Grilled Spinach Feta Turkey Burgers.

Divided into four parts, which correspond with the seasons, and into sections for each month of the year, this book offers itself as a «year - long balance guide» designed to help parents «seize the day, calmly.»

short shorts:: So long as I am still in my early twenties, I will seize the days that I can wear shorts to beat the sweltering heat.

It's a seize - the - day movie, even though the day is a long time coming.

First, back up and understand that the popularity of a book such as this is the supposedly real - life scenario of a woman informally engaged to a man whom she's been dating for six years (longer than many marriages last these days) who seizes the opportunity to have a wild one night stand with an insanely gorgeous wealthy (aren't they all, these days?)

A two - part, day long symposium on the embattled ancient oasis city that was seized by the Islamic State and subsequently recaptured is coming to everyone's favorite mega-museum.

Permits trained school employees to carry concealed weapons in school, raises the age requirement for gun purchases from 18 to 21, imposes a three - day waiting period for rifles and other long guns, allows police to seize weapons from those who pose a danger to themselves and others, and bans the sale of bump stocks.

The shift — concerning to many — was recently addressed at RISMedia's Real Estate CEO Exchange, «Seizing the Day, Winning the Future,» putting to rest a question long lingering in the industry: Will the profession ever become obsolete?