Sentences with phrase «small mercies»

Yet another kind of small mercy came with the tried and true.

If they don't they will be turned into an animal, the species of which they, in an act of small mercy, get to choose.

Each season I say a silent prayer that it won't be an 80's revival, but I suppose it's not neon again so we can thank small mercies.

There are other small mercies.

The only small mercy is that the mercifully nearly forgotten Weed Walcott gets nowhere near the start eleven.

But it wasn't just small mercies, there were some rather substantial mercies in there as well.

The OCHS Express» source partners include the Amory Humane Society, Columbus - Lowndes Humane Society, Grassroots Animal Rescue, Small Mercies Animal Rescue, and others.

Small Mercies By Eddie Joyce Penguin • $ 16 • ISBN 9780143107873 Joyce taps his hometown of Staten Island as the setting for his memorable first novel, the story of an Italian - American family still struggling with the death of their firefighter son on 9/11.

That came for me as another kind of small mercy, an education in what I thought I disliked.

I recently read Eddie Joyce's Small Mercies and loved it.

theres only one arsene, thank goodness for small mercies, wenger out!!!.

So let's be thankful for small mercies and enjoy the 3 points.

But he was cheerful and relatively quiet, save for some happy squeals, so I was grateful for small mercies.

Thank heavens for small mercies!

Fits comfortablyThank Heavens for small mercies.

On our flight home, I was (thankfully) not solo (small mercies, and all that) and we were flying with an injured child (again, more on that later).

I thanked Heaven for small mercies — one being that he wasn't sat next to me so it would actually be in his lap — and two, that Bub actually fell asleep in his father's arms before takeoff, and remained blissfully so until our seatmate found accommodation more to his liking.

I quickly emailed the picture to both the kids» teachers and said a silent prayer of gratitude for small mercies (and small rodents).

Granted, the nipple shield may initially be a small mercy.

Given that he has already indicated Mr Huhne should expect a jail term he might consider that a small mercy.

«Small mercies,» he adds.

So let's be thankful for small mercies and look to the future.

Small mercies, folks.

, then watch this awkward and inauthentic romance, in which a solid cast of mostly British actors give shaky performances as Ukrainians (not speaking with heavy accents, small mercies).

Perhaps more importantly, there are no cameos from David Spade, Kevin James or Rob Schneider, so we can at least be thankful for small mercies.

Lithgow is a small mercy.

Say thanks for small mercies.

Given most residents» limited financial resources and the low availability of veterinary care, many injuries that might be treatable elsewhere necessitate euthanasia, but with the difficulties in ascertaining ownership, even providing that small mercy is often no simple matter.

As a small mercy, many (but not all) co-op missions can be played solo, though the size of the play area and high enemy count suggests that working with friendly assassins is recommended.

Even if there have been some frosty relations between the parent company and developer, there is the small mercy that at least both sides seem happy with what has been produced.

I might call that typical now, like pleading for small mercies.

At least in my laughter and wide - eyed stared, I could cling happily to small mercies.

Small mercies.

If abstraction was always a small mercy, perhaps a record number of shows showed it alive and well.

Here, too, though, one can look for small mercies.

As you count down to the new year, thank god and 2011 for small mercies.

One can hardly have smaller mercies than that.

Trash can have small mercies, too, like the coffee cups with which Gwyneth Leech brightened the holidays and the Flatiron Building.

Thank heavens for small mercies.

I'm thankful for small mercies.

for small mercies.