Sentences with phrase «small side splits»

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The kaftan is slightly transparent, has a small neck tie, side splits and topstitch detail on the sleeves and hem.

You can also split these up to serve four smaller side salads.

Entirely vegetarian and incredibly vegan friendly, this book is split into sections such as satisfying soups, sumptuous salads, nourishing mains, simple sides + small plates, and savory + sweet snacks.

Lauren and Vanessa say to cornrow a small section from the back, working your way to your front hairline, where you'll want to split the braid into two sections, and use bobby pins to secure the ends in place on either side of your head.

For instance, we tested about a dozen sofas before splurging on our Pottery Barn sectional (which is currently split in two to fit in this small space — so each side has only one armrest and the corner piece is in the basement waiting for a bigger home!).

One of my favorite things to do when I'm out with friends is to order a bunch of small plates or sides and split them.

Since we'd put down the smaller side of the 60 / 40 - split folding rear seats to make more room for luggage, it would be cramped in the way - back seat.

You can choose to split the screen, which lets you do things such as scroll through radio stations on one side and have a smaller version of the navigation map on the other.

Amazon has split the screen into virtual sections, with the top third or so meant for pulling up the menu, the majority of the right for advancing to the next page, and a small section of the left side for reversing directions.

Rather than splitting the touch field into three, equal, vertical sections for back, forward, and more, the Touch moves the «back» portion to a small slab on the left - hand side, while the «forward» portion takes up a larger part of the screen.

One side - splitting anecdote includes his use of obscure tax laws to help some small investors get the upper hand on thieving gangsters in the Dominican Republic.

«For the average investor, on the equity side, 65 % should be in U.S. stocks and the rest should be in international,» said Ed Kohlhepp, CEO of Kohlhepp Investment Advisors, a registered investment advisor (RIA), in Doylestown, Pa. «Of the U.S. stock funds, 65 % should be in large cap and the rest split between small - and midcap funds.

A whistle split the air as the sheep ran wide; the dog slowed and moved slightly to the side of the small flock to get them back in line to pass through the gates and up the grade to the starting post.

The hair on the head can be allowed to grow quite long and split into two smaller ponytails that fall on either side of the face.

Situated just outside the town of Habarana, which itself is smack in the middle of the Cultural Triangle, the hotel is split into two, with a traditional hotel on one side of a small lake, and a village of two - story suites on the other (also home to a roaming extended family of monkeys that greeted me each morning when I stepped outside).

The developers have managed to make a game that depicts not just the killing and the good vs evil sides, but also put into the mix the people that were on the sidelines, the families that were split up during this time, the horrible scenarios the soldiers had to endure, the living conditions and the small glimmer of hope that one day the war would end.

Wols's first U.S. retrospective at the Menil Collection, which has among the largest and widest - ranging public holdings of his paintings and works on paper, aggravates the historical slight by splitting the show between two of the museum's smaller exhibition galleries on opposite sides of the building.

On the software side, Apple will allow the iPad Pro to display two full - sized portrait iPad apps side - by - side, which is something the smaller iPad Airs can not do in their split - screen mode.

Small tablets only get a 50 / 50 split, but a 27 - inch monitor will support up to four apps side by side.

For a smaller table split up the pair and add a single reindeer to each side.