Sentences with phrase «sunny side of the street»

No worries then, check out these five new screenshots showing of a not so sunny side of the street.

When you look at what's possible by taking the sunny side of the street, it's hard to think of cynicism as anything other than an alibi for being out of ideas.

Just direct your feet... to the sunny side of the street.

Additionally, I've gotten into so many awesome books recently, like Alon Shaya's new cookbook, Jessica Merchant's new cookbook, Stephanie Izard's Gather and Graze, and Call Me By Your Name, so if there was a sunny side of the street to be walking on right now, and if I actually walked anywhere, I'd be there.

«We want a nice patio and to be located on the sunny side of the street in a charming building or on a cozy corner.»

You can probably tell that I'm constantly walking on the sunny side of the street and easing into spring by switching out my darks with my lights.

James and I took advantage of the rare sunny day and tried to spend as much time outside as possible — on the sunny side of the street of course because it is still damn cold outside.

While I am readjusting my thoughts to a brighter view, these super cute Desert Rose shades from Winkwood remind me there is a sunny side of the street and I can look fab while crossing over.

You know those days in which it feels like the temperature drops 15 degrees when you move from the sunny side of the street to the shade?

Open up to fun, and take a drive on the sunny side of the street.

The perfect lock up and go 1 bedroom holiday apartment on the sunny side of the street in Cape...

Different palettes create different climates, according to Albers, and Zwirner - goers in New York get the bleaker weather of his grey and black works, whereas in London «all is sweet / on the sunny side of the street».