Sentences with phrase «still gloats»
Lauder put up a quarter of a million dollars himself, found three other collectors to do the same, and the work was purchased for the Whitney Museum of American Art for $ 1 million, then a record for a living artist, according to Glimcher, who still gloats at the significance of this.
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I may get six inches closer than someone else but considering how far i still missed the moon that does not leave much room for gloating.
Still, it would have galled him to finish under.500, if for no other reason than the gloating opportunity this would have afforded his predecessor, Don Shula.
But the looks from others and the little comments they are definitely enough to plant the seeds of doubt and when a friend gloats that their baby is sleeping 12 hours in her cot without waking while my little man will only sleep with me in my bed and is still waking frequently well that's difficult to take with a smile.
And saving money can free up funds for alterations and accessories, making the dress perfectly «you,» and letting you privately gloat about how you saved a fortune and still look incredible.
Still, there are sections here that grab you by the lapel, and they're almost always about watching the guys around the table, waiting for the gloat, the mistake or the fateful tell about to turn the room cold.
The forces behind the gloating («Do you still love Amazon now that they've proven they aren't your fairy godmother?»)
It's okay to enjoy the disgruntled looks on those still standing in line just a little, so long as you don't gloat too much!
Real mature dude, don't come here crying and bitching by the end of the gen when all games are open world wastelands with next to no content then start gloating on how last gen was the best gen because thats when games were still games.
A few weeks later, Acclaim goes under, and amid all the gloating of now - grown «80s children still bitter over Total Recall for the NES, some choose to mourn the fact that the company's gone to the grave with what might have been its best game in years.»
You're * still * gloating about non-disclosure.