Sentences with phrase «to get to the box»

He decides to start with the clutter, since he can't get to the boxes until the clutter is cleared away.

Could one cat bully another, or prevent other cats from getting to the box by «guarding» it?

I've already got a Hugh basket and I'm filling it with things my neice has talked about over the past few months - she's due end of September and the basket contains treats for her to relax and indulge along with keepsake boxes and clothes and a steriliser for her baby girl - she'll be chuffed when she gets it

Jack's ability to dribble might be useful after turning the corner (at the corner) and getting to the box before passing?

Why get to the box and then hold play up, increase tempo

She prayed, but then she starts saying, «You've got to box out and watch out for 23.»

Indie publishers seldom get to those box stores at this point.)

If another cat or a dog is «guarding» the box, or if the cat feels like it's too stressful getting to a box located in a busy area of the home, the cat may choose to go wherever it feels safe.

he gave the pass of the match to sanchez he had the lungs to get to the box and score a goal.

The penalty call was a good tack but really someone should have been on him before he got to the box.

Martin Scorsese's next project, The Irishman, is as close as you can get to a box - office guarantee for the famed director.

Boxes should be out of view from other boxes and easily accessible so that a more - timid cat does not need to pass by or get blocked by what it considers a bully cat to get to a box.

Also, your cat may have trouble walking up or down the stairs to get to a box.

If your cat does not like to walk across the plastic doormat to get to his box, try a straw mat.

if you watch the video when i get to the box handling part i can't put it down «normally» and end up dropping it by opening my mobiglass.

And it became apparent why when we got to the box office — she was desperate to finally be tall enough for a YELLOW pass rather than a green one.