Sentences with phrase «time i came in»

But it can't wiggle its butt every time you come in the door.»

«The iPhone was a long time coming in this industry,» he told the reporter.

He stalked the reservation book, waiting for the next time she came in — a month later.

One opportune time comes in Luke 22:3 when Satan enters Judas Iscariot.

These check - ins give us a thumbs up if we are doing well, or give us helpful, third - party counsel if a problem has arisen since the last time we came in.

Time itself comes in drops.

I think the crucial time comes in the period of the Exile when the people of Israel have a chance to go back to th ~ eir homeland.

You saw him every time you went out and every time you came in.

Your real - ness factor raises my own every time I come in contact with it.

Many times this comes in the form of veganizing a non-vegan recipe, but other times it is adding different flavors or add - ins to a variety of dishes.

«People are blown away the first time they come in by the number of choices that they have,» he declares.

Oh my, I get so hungry every time I come in here!

From then on every time he comes in he must have it.

Granted, my niece down in NJ sells them, but they have to go in the freezer until my next trip, which could be months from the time they come in, so I need something to hold me over!

The only two other times came in 1988 and 1990 by Bakersfield High teammates Melissa Weis and Dawn Dumble.

«I won't mention the name of this particular team we were playing, but at half - time we came in, pulled off our socks and began putting iodine on the teeth marks in our legs.

«I guess it started the first time they came in together to get paid,» Lewis says.

This time it came in the quarterfinals of the 2016 European Championships.

«Luke, in the first half, every time they came in his corridor, the cross came in and a dangerous situation was coming,» the Portuguese said.

He asks me every time he comes in where the bad spots for kickingare on the field.

So he birdied six times coming in to the house, two separate runs of three in - a-row.

I think defensively he is better than Gibbs, but Gibb's pace could at times come in handy, tactically speaking, Gibbs might have the upper hand.

Luke, in the first half, every time they came in his corridor, the cross came in and a dangerous situation was coming.

However, the time came in abrupt circumstances when Rafa Benitez was sacked midway through last season.

I hope there will be more options available when the time comes in the way of tax breaks or vouchers for those who decide not to send their kids to public schools.

Finally, I remember one of the technician commenting that every time they came in the room, baby was always on my breast.

Create a little loading and unloading station near your door and unload and reload the contents of your diaper bag each time you come in your home.

We look forward to seeing you next time you come in!!

I do this so the servers don't dread seeing me the next time I come in!

This bunny clip lamp from The Land of Nod makes me smile every time I come in the room and certainly helps to keep the room playful.

Our alone time comes in spurts between planned playdates with her friends and during her sister's limited nap time.

I want to say that the patients have the option to not have students observe, I vaguely recall them asking that every time the came in.

And that time came in November of 2011 when I began my journey as a Birth Doula.

The UKIP, which for the first time came in first in a nation - wide election, has been traditionally strong in EU elections, only to fizzle out in the run up to national general election.

Most at times when they go round enforcing it they go with the Police and the Fire Service so normally they'll give you a warning and give you time to go and get it and they come for another inspection making sure that by the time they come in they have it,» he said.

«When SARS left, they regrouped again and this time came in their numbers to the Adoration premises, beating everybody including the elderly, the sick and pregnant women.

If there was any increase in the turnout for the European elections this time it came in the votes for fringe parties.

Do it right there where your project is and don't waste any time coming in to sharpen your blades.

The best example of the Dirac story occurred in States, I think the first time he came in 1929, when on his first visit to the United States, and he was on touring the Midwest.

For example, the political alignment score of the average story in The New York Times came in at — 0.62 (somewhat liberal) whereas the average Fox News story was +0.78 (somewhat conservative).

Listen to your heartbeat, take time coming in and out of poses and feel each breath as it moves through the body.

It's not always easy to «train» every member of the household to take off shoes each time they come in (especially if you have kids going in and out constantly like I do), but it is possible with (a lot) of reminders.

Each time I came in he'd just ask me a few questions on how I was doing and after a while he suggested some lifestyle changes might help.

The next time you come in for your appointment and we don't have something in inventory, we can order and ship it to you right away through FullScript.

Each time I came in to check my metabolism, nutrition and weight, I saw results.

We'll make sure that every time you come in your experience is consistent, professional, hygienic, comfortable and enjoyable.

We'll make sure that every time you come in your experience is consistent, professional, comfortable and enjoyable.

every time we come in the house, it feels delightful.

Not exact matches

He goes on to explain the technique in great detail, including his rule against responding to non-urgent emails the day they come in, the discipline required to process ten of yesterday's emails before you even peak at today's, and the need to actually schedule time to respond to more in - depth emails in your calendar.

The spat is serious, for sure — coming in the midst of the sensitive NAFTA renegotiations isn't great timing — but, she continued, it's not unprecedented: