Sentences with phrase «still fuzzes»

He's still fuzzes a bit when I unlatch him, but only for a minute or two.

Not exact matches

My son is 3 now and I still find myself tweezing the extra fuzz.

Many babies are born with a full head of hair at birth, while other babies have a bit of peach fuzz, and still others come out appearing bald.

runs, weights, awesome health, @ 49 yrs old... then wham I couldn't run a mile w / o nearly collapsing... Now at 52 yrs I still struggle w / fatigue, body aches & brain fuzz, I have research a-lot & continue to research,... thus far I have change my diet to exclude the foods which impact thyroid, take the meds exactly at the same time (4:15 am) to avoid food interference, added selenium, higher dose of Vit D, continue to take the B's & C,.

Nonetheless, «Hot Fuzz» is still a total blast.

Though relatively light on cameos, the film still seizes opportunities for familiar faces like David Bradley (of Hot Fuzz and the Harry Potter series) to amuse.

I think Hot Fuzz is still my favourite of the three, but The World's End is a fantastic watch.

Thanks to Empire we got a couple of new stills for Edgar Wright's upcoming doomsday film, The World's End, which will finish out the unofficial «Blood and Ice Cream Trilogy» with Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz being the first of the series.

Not quite as perfect as Shaun of the Dead, but Hot Fuzz is still a smart and incredibly entertaining addition to the infamous Cornetto trilogy.

Is there still some noise and fuzz throughout?

Despite earning considerable praise for projects like «Shaun of the Dead», «Hot Fuzz» and «Scott Pilgrim», Wright is still «beset by the pressures of it on set».

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And just in case you already have, don't fret, because while «Hot Fuzz» may not have the same comedic zip that made «Shaun» an overnight hit, it's still tons more fun than the films it proudly celebrates.

Still, the real reason to see «Hot Fuzz» is for the film's highly stylized final shootout.

Wright, whose grasp of cinematic rhythm and visual jokes remain undisputed (watch Hot Fuzz and see how fast two hours whizz by), was replaced by Peyton Reed, whose comic sensibilities are still clever but miles more commercial.

Hot Fuzz is a British comedy made by the same people that made Shaun of the Dead, which I still haven't seen despite a certain someone's incessant nagging.

You can therefore dip in and out, complete a couple of races or just cruise around Fairhaven finding cars, secret gates or flee from the fuzz in short play sessions and still feel like you've achieved something.

Dark wood shows a lot of fuzz, footprints, etc. and a mid-tone wood would be a bit more forgiving while still giving a beautiful look.