Sentences with phrase «so get to»

I love that they are in BPA free cans and have no added salt, so I get to control the flavour of my cooking.

So we get to tell them about Elana and how she really stepped out all those years ago to find a different «gluten free».

It reminds me of being in Rome, so I get to daydream as I eat it.

These I will be hiding from my family so I get to eat them all

«We do a really good job at not only adjusting to trends but creating trends with our robust in - house marketing team that picks up and pivots quickly so we get to market quicker and better than our competitors,» Goudreau says, noting the company is the only pizza chain in Alberta to offer gluten - free pizza and gluten - free boneless chicken.

I like that this was a «variety» case so you get to try different shapes... depending on what you using it for... sauce, casserole, etc...

It's my birthday on Friday too so I get to enjoy birthday and Easter celebrations all at once!

In Paris, they're used to foreigners and such, but my advice is to go in an advance and speak to them, so they get to know you.

I have a blender while at my parents» house on vacation this week so I get to make banana ice cream Alyssa @ Renaissancerunnergirl recently posted... WIAW # 25: Gluten Free in Nashville

And I'm so glad you do so I get to read your posts and get to know you even from thousands of miles away!

They caught four so I get to put fish tacos on the menu this week!

So we get to cook prawns pretty often, and one of my favorite recipe is this Chinese dish.

frank's parents are still living in the house that he grew up in so we get to stay in his old room.

I've left the original post on here, so you get to see our kids from almost 6 years ago!

So I get to smell like my favorite dessert and my skin is softer than ever?

Brandon is in a bowling league (seriously) on Wednesday nights so I get to enjoy a night of eating whatever I want and watching what I want on TV.

So get to it!

Every time I make a recipe with zoodles, my brain and taste buds perceive them as pasta, so I get to enjoy all my fave pasta dishes, minus the carbs and calories.

Dinner is on the table in a few measly minutes, it's meatless so I get to feel virtuous (don't you?)

I'm thankful that my family only lives 2 hours away so I get to visit with them during the holidays.

So I get to use more words to say the same thing, but the landing is softer.

So they get to punish their employees because of god... yea thats obamas fault.

So they get to drink all the booze they want and call it «tradition», and then act like the pot heads are somehow different when BOTH groups are just sitting around getting inebriated.

So we get to the heart of the issue when for our part we make Whitehead's «actual entities» a «subject of doubt,» and judge them by what seems to us to have been handed on for thought «of old and now and always.»

Comments that do not conform to these rules will be deleted... because I'm the boss of my blog, so I get to make the rules and enforce them.

So you get to pick and choose who is being talked about in any given passage and as long as the abuses and indignities are being done to your enemy, it's all good.

So we get to the resolution and, like I said, I felt kind of like «that was it?»

Christianity teaches supreme selfishness - that you should be good - so you get to go to heaven and get candy and stuff.

Sweet little diane... so you get to decide what people do around you, but nobody else has any rights?

What snap you fingers, no baby bottle, no teenagers, no old people, no opportunity to test yourself against good or evil, no acquired knowledge handed down over generations so you get to do all over again and again from scratch.

It also includes pages of perforated gift tags in the back to include with a meal dropped off for an ailing friend or an unexpected treat for a friendly neighbor — so you get to #beTheGIFT — and be part of changing the world — and your heart — right where you are.

So get to work.

So we get to go to Heaven now?»

And yet the intent of the ceremony, in making the union of the couple part of a wider commitment involving family and the community, is often abandoned, as evidenced by the typical bridal couple's excuse for a lack of consideration for the wishes and comfort of relatives and other guests: «Well, it's our wedding, so we get to do whatever we want.»

And that's what you wanted, you wanted nothing to form the universe, so you get to commune with nothing, you get to talk with nothing, get answers from nothing, and when you want to be saved, you get... nothing.

I don't believe in something my brain tells me is impossible so I get to burn in hell.

You can only build a compelling experience by understanding your customers, so get to know how they live their lives, how they shop for what they need and what they want.

So get yourself to your local park with your yoga mat in hand.

But when it's a technical issue, and we're debating what's the future of AI is it this architecture or that architecture, I want the engineers to come in with data and real intensity so we get to the right answer and the deep technical discussions.»

Engage in a conversation so you both get to know each other better.

At lunch, workers sample the meals that are delivered to the children — the jerk chicken is particularly popular — so they get to taste the difference the company's work has in lunchrooms and, tacitly, understand how their roles make it happen.

So you get to use the spaceship part roughly every 2 years.

My job requires me to run errands outside of the office, so getting to know the area right away definitely helped me complete my tasks rapidly.

So you got to try to be No. 1 on VOD release.

We didn't want to start with 0 % on the slider bar, so we got to 15 % when our campaign went live.

And so getting to be prime minister means not only being responsible for managing the country, but also having to decide how your nannies should be paid.

So you got to adequately prepare yourself.

Well, I done write good, er, sometimes, so I got to put my name in the byline too.

one of the questions (my wife, Clare, was doing the information sifting so i got to see the answers) was a very open one, simply asking «where is god?»

So you got to hand the JW, they are not as stupid as you think they are.