Sentences with phrase «sidle for»

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With the deluxe version of the album atop the chart all week and the regular rendition sidling right behind it in the second position, Lecrae is expected to sell 60,000 copies in his first week, easily a first for a Christian rapper.

In one corner, they're filing up to an unpretentious bar for local beers, while at the opposite end of the hall, couples sidle up for cocktails at a mirrored bar that could have easily found a home at Versailles.

At that moment New York withered under a blast of 13 ° temperature, Chicago suffered under a 6 ° reading and it was 15 ° - below in International Falls, Minn. and Lebanon, N.H.. On the lake beyond Tropical's tote board white swans and sea gulls cruised about or beat the air and sailed a few hundred yards and sidled in for another freeload of tender shoots.

Sidling up to leftwing political and cultural festival Dangerous Ideas for Dangerous Times in...

Geddes, NY — Last year, Gov. David Paterson could barely walk a foot at the Great New York State Fair without someone sidling up to him and asking for a handshake, a picture or an autograph.

It is the bacterial equivalent of sex, with two cells sidling up to each other and engaging in conjugation, or the swapping of genes, except that they do not have to wait for progeny to see the benefits.

As the music gets everyone's heart rate up, you can sidle up close to someone special and let your dance moves do all the talking for you.

The following year, the hit CBS crime procedural drama CSI hired her services as Ronnie Lake, a temporary replacement for Sara Sidle.

But much better than his song was his performance of it on the award show, remote from Australia, he kept sidling up to the camera for an extreme close - up of his Cesar Romero mustache.

That isn't the least bit unreasonable for a nearly loaded Fiesta, but it does sidle up to the price tags of larger competitors — and as my colleagues have noted, that may turn off buyers here in America if gas prices continue to remain relatively low.

The law going into effect isn't just great for the estimated 40,000 - plus blocky - headed dogs living in Utah, but «stands for a greater proposition,» Sidle said.

For the first time, felines sidled up to the nation's premier dog show, as part of an informational companion event showcasing various breeds of both species.

Enjoy evenings in the superb and spacious great room, drinking fine California wine by the fire under high, coffered ceilings, and sidle up to the elegant bar for an aperitif.

For years, tour guides were the people who gave me stern looks whenever I sidled too close to their groups.

The lounge offers a full bar, the open - seating dining room includes a wine bar, and, for a step back in time, sidle up to table in the Pesky Barnacle Saloon.

Swimming in Belize's Blue Hole or sidling up to whale sharks make for memorable excursions, but those kinds of natural phenomena and wildlife are a whole other story.

You'll get a feel for this area's bustling maritime past, sidle down alleyways once home to the feared larrikins of the «Rocks Push», and discover more about the way people lived in the times of the early colony.

Sidle up to the poolside bar for a refreshing, tropical happy hour.

When he's had his fill of sardines he's rather fond of sidling up close to snorkellers for a fishy canoodle.

Guests can also sidle up to the bar in the lounge for a quick drink.

There's a finicky cover system where you simply sidle up to a wall and then pop out to take shots, but too often it doesn't work as intended, leaving you to fiddle for a few seconds to get Karl properly into cover.

Indeed, they just aren't good enough at leaping upon an advantage, providing far too much opportunity for the player to sidle away or gun them down even when they should clearly be able to get the upper hand.

Just then, Bob Lynch, CEO of the Washington advocacy group Americans for the Arts, sidled up with colleagues Nora Halpern and Kate Gibney.

Inky made a mad dash, well more likely a slow sidle, for freedom, serving as inspiration for confined cephalopods everywhere.

For years whole life agents have been knocking on doors, cold calling clients, and sidling up to them at mixers.

In fact, if you've trained Google Now to know who your boss or your husband is, it's totally possible for somebody to just sidle up next to you and get your watch to send them a text.

June 9, 2017 — Andy Heatherington, Keri Sidle, and Anne Hogan live in three very different corners of America, but they all bought their first homes for the same reason — their rent got too crazy.

During the same period, ATTOM data show, the dollar amount and percentages for down payments decreased (Heatherington and Sidle both had down payments in single - digit percentages; Hogan put down 10 percent).

Small living rooms may require you to place furniture against the walls to ensure there's enough space for people to move about without sidling around chairs or banging their shins on the coffee table.