Sentences with phrase «slowly getting comfortable in»

She's slowly getting comfortable in her new home.

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Liverpool started out a little slowly but lowly Swansea were more than willing to give the hosts time to get up to speed and in the end it was an easy, comfortable 5 - 0 scoreline to kick off the second half of the Premier League season.

Potty training a boy could be more difficult but once he sees the anatomical doll being placed in the chair, he will slowly imitate the action until he gets comfortable.

In order not to scare myself off right away, I started slowly and started adding colorful accessory to my black and grey outfits, or bright shoes or bold color scarf... Once I got comfortable with the colorful accessories, I added brightly colored tops to my wardrobe, then I went for bold colored dresses.

There are periods where I was just about to get comfortable with the story that was being presented, but the musical number would slowly being to develop during a crucial time in a conversation.

Let her slowly explorer and get comfortable in the new surroundings.

Some dogs adapt quickly and take on roles of protector and guardian while others respond more slowly and need some help getting comfortable in the new family situation.

When I was in her kennel getting pictures of her she was scared and shaky, I crouched down to hopefully make her more comfortable and she slowly army crawled over to me with her head down.

Slowly and repetitively stroke the pup along the top of his head and back in an attempt to get him to settle down in any position he finds comfortable.

If you're going to be using a blow dryer, keep in mind that many puppies might find the noise scary — turn it on several feet away to allow your dog to get used to the noise, bring it slowly closer while feeding lots of treats, and keep it on a warm setting to keep your pup comfortable.

And ever so slowly, you will find yourself getting more comfortable talking about yourself — not in a braggadocious way, but in a manner that shows a hiring manager that you are well - prepared, organized and articulate.

So we had to use their feedback to ensure that you know when we do the next transitions, we are spending enough time transitioning the children in their new environment, so that they are a lot more comfortable with their new carers, with the environment and then feeling that they do wan na be here so with that information we're slowly getting better and better with our transitions every year so this year was like much, I found it much easier.