Sentences with phrase «think of giving»

If the food smells «off» to you, don't even think of giving it to your cat.

Think of giving a gift that also gives a blind individual a loving, intelligent guide dog by using GDA's Memorial / Honor program to honor the special people, pets and occasions in your life!

It's sad when people even think of giving up a senior pet Snorts, Lily & Edward

No one will even think of giving a human toddler free run in a home, and puppies need the same level of care.

I would never think of giving my hard earned money to someone else to file forms I can just file myself.

When we think of giving to charity, we often consider our largess to have a financial benefit — it's tax deductible.

Why would they think of giving something like that up?

But it's a job that most principals would never think of giving up!

The trailers looked bizarre when I first saw them, but the solid cast and director Duncan Jones made me think of giving it the benefit of the doubt.

This game is great, I can't believe people can even think of giving it a bad review.

As time passes by and their relationship starts blooming then they can even think of giving their relationship a permanent status.

Do you ever think of giving financially as something that could be sacrificial and life - changing for not only the person that you're giving to... But also yourself?

But I would never think of giving my dog the sugary sorts of things I use it to make anyway.

With Trenbolone (check out Trenbolone for sale page) combined with effective exercising and a good diet, you will get the results you desire before you even think of giving up.

Some Moms may think of giving up as it gets difficult, exhausting and she does not know where to go for the best help.

So, don't think of giving up the food after few tries.

When I think of giving, I think of one support group that has given me more emotionally than I could ever imagine.

For most of us, when we think of giving birth, two options come to mind: the hospital or the home.

You might want to run screaming in the other direction when you think of giving your baby polyester sheets, but advancements in the textile industry have made polyester a viable and safe alternative these days.

We think of giving them a name that sounds good out loud, that looks pretty written, that works with your last name, that doesn't remind you or your spouse / partner of the boy who picked his nose in math class or the girl who made faces at you from the bus window.

As if the board would even think of giving money to finance in essence a new squad.

He needs to be slowly introduced to the system of coaching before we think of giving him the highest job (which I believe Arsenal are realy doing) I bet him to be assistant when / If Wenger retires.

I wonder if the club might think of giving him a «testimonial» type game if this is the case?

Sort it out people we bench are top scorer and going to replace oizl with a player we let go for free and buy him for ten million I want big signings stop protecting wenger he needs To go really starting to think of giving up my season ticket I've had enough of the same crap week in and out and people standing up for wenger get him kronka and gazidis out now a stand needs to be made Iam done

As an entrepreneur who is trying to pay the bills, the thought of giving something away for free is a hard pill to swallow.

So you're thinking of giving organizing a try but you're not persuaded of its concrete benefits: You were only searching for those client records for forty - five minutes, but to stay organized is starting to sound like a lot of work.

Or maybe you're thinking of giving each person some sort of gadget to stick on their desks.

Or maybe you're thinking of giving each a bottle of wine.

If you are thinking of giving feedback simply to change someone else's behavior, you should stop there.

Charlie Munger, Buffett's right - hand man at Berkshire, is famous for saying that if you can not handle the thought of a given stock falling 50 % in price, you shouldn't be in the market.

I did not like the thought of giving up control over what I believed.

Apart from buying one for myself, I'm thinking of giving it as a birthday gift to some of my non-vegan friends, so they can experience some vegan love and joy too (okay I confess, my motives would not be entirely altruistic...) Thank you for writing such wonderful cookbooks!

Perfect timing as the thought of it gave me a huge craving!

This sounds good and I'm thinking of giving this a try.

lord jesus this is incredible i've been so upset at thinking of giving up things like garlic bread pre-summer but now you have given me such a good alternative!

After all, there are so many surprising things that vegans can't eat — as if the thought of giving up SAD (standard American diet) wasn't enough.

Was thinking of giving coldstone giftcards with a small jar of caramel and a small jar of hot fudge to my sons» teacher as an end of year gift.

The thought of giving up bananas, sweet potatoes, and Paleo treats often scares people at first.

I'm reading a book right now called «Wheat Belly» and while the thought of giving up bread and pasta makes me want to cry, it is interesting stuff!

We thought of giving the other loaf to a friend, but ended up eating it ourselves instead!

I like the sound of any diet that includes bacon AND a day off to eat anything you'd like but the thought of giving up sweets the rest of the week might be too much for me to handle.

I thought of giving it to my friend Di who was coming over to help me work on the new layout of my blog, but wasn't sure if she would use the whole thing either for anything.

Thinking of giving as gifts to others!

I can not stand the thought of giving a single penny more of mine to the traitorous regime ruining our once honourable club!

And maybe he is thinking of giving Ramsey the armband for next season, but does nt want to hand it over so fast, who knows.

The very thought of give and take and «we need to talk» and «you're not spending enough time with me» type of conversations all feels so claustrophobic.

Being pregnant — or even just being a woman — the thought of giving birth can be exciting and scary.

Plan an event?!? Initially, the thought of it gave me anxiety.

Soon after those thoughts popped in my head, our doula arrived (Josh called her at some point to let her know we were going to the hospital) and was helping me with positions while we waited to be called back, and my thoughts of giving up on a natural birth went away.

Sure it was a roller - coaster ride of ups and downs, of crying, of sore nipples, and thinking of giving up as I did not know what I was doing wrong, of pressure from family and friends who were not sure I could produce enough milk, of sleepless nights, and extensive pain because of my cesarean wounds, of managing my time to work, and breastfeeding before leaving for work, during my noon breaks, and after the working day was over.