Sentences with phrase «spice things up around»

Makes me wish our Canadian builders would take notice and spice things up around here!

I just want to say THANK YOU again for taking the survey, and I hope to spice things up around here while still keeping the outfit posts coming since they are definitely my favorite to put together.

Not exact matches

But to spice things up, play around with flavours — the possibilities are pretty much endless!

Changing things up - play around with the recipe after you make it the first time - you can stir in seasonal herbs for different flavors, or use different spice blends.

I wanted to add an easy inexpensive punch recipe that ALWAYS goes over good at any function - I mix no name brand gingerale with pink lemonade from concentrate until the flavour is just right and to spice things up i slice up lemon wedges and grapefruit slices, lime wedges and whatever fruit i have lying around and make them ahead of time into ice chunks; helps to keep the punch cool and each guest will get a little bit of fruit in their glass as well - my favourite thing about this is that you can make ahead of time and it is relatively inexpensive

This time around, the gang is assisted by a sexy British undercover agent named Ilsa (Rebecca Ferguson), who spices things up considerably.

They've spiced up the fighting side of things this time around with 25 player characters, so if they at least maintain the quality of gameplay that they featured in RotN Ubisoft will have another winning Naruto title on their hands.

Call Scoop a return to form, then, with Allen doing Allen again to rapidly - diminishing returns, spicing things up this time around with a teeny dose of post-modern self - deprecation that seems not so much thoughtful as pathetic.

Spice things up by pulling the wand slowly away from your cat's view and watch as she pounces at it around corners and under furniture.

When fall rolls around and the leaves begin to change color, we find ourselves up to our chins in all things pumpkin — pumpkin spice flavored cookies, pies, lattes, and chips, heaps of Jack - o - Lantern guts, and, of course, pumpkin seeds.

The only other things spicing up combat are finishing moves that utilise shivs you pick up around the environment, power moves down by holding down the strike button and a Fury Mode that deals big damage.

While there's no equipment to be changed things are slightly spiced up through the inclusion of Oculi, special gems that can be gathered from chests around the environment and then combined to create more powerful versions of themselves.

But this time around, further unexpected mechanics come spice things up a notch, and deepen the strategic and tactical parts of the game.

The core setup is based around your typical turn - based RPG battling, but Saturday Morning RPG throws in a few unique (and often strange) QTE - focused attacks to spice things up a bit.

Valve spices things up visually with a matte texture on its top and a ring of gloss around its sides.

It's high quality, the price is good, you can start and stop the course whenever you want, they've been around forever, they include limited graphics, animations, and video to spice things up a bit, and they have a customer service team based right here in America.

However, the course is very high quality, includes some very nice 3D graphics and animations to spice things up, and they've been around for a very long time.

It's high quality, the price is good, they've been around forever, they include graphics, animations, and video to spice things up a bit, and even include a video option if you'd rather watch your traffic school course instead of reading it.