Sentences with phrase «tons of the new trends»
This year I've been seeing so many new trends that I didn't see myself actually liking, but to my surprise I'm loving tons of the new trends.
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It's a new season, so there are a TON of new trends to test out.
Bright sunshine, warmer days, and a ton of new trends come with the change in season, and this summer certainly won't disappoint.
Not exact matches
There was history, there was tasting, there was tons of information about new trends in food and sweets, there was hands on cooking, and there was a lot of chocolate.
Our jewelry sale is also offering tons of colorful, oversized cocktail rings, shoulder - grazing earrings, multi-strand necklaces and textured cuffs, all which are perfect to pair with the selection of beige and neutral accessories that are as on - trend as ever that can be found in our «Neutral Territory: Beige Is the New Black» sale.
I have never been one to spend tons of money on the new seasonal fashion trends that I do not really like and will not wear after a few months.
I spy a new trend on this find Tuesday Shoesday... has anyone else noticed a ton of suede pumps on the shoe front lately?
And while I'm sure you still have some sandals in your closet from last year that you can't wait to wear again, there are a ton of new designs and trends to try out, too.
You have a new appreciation for podcasts even though tons of good ones have been around for a long time so maybe you are a sucker for whatever is trending.
Since we have brand new items coming in every day of the week, our sale section has a ton of clearance boutique clothing that's on - trend and stylish!
New and cool Barbie Dress Up Games For Girls will be added daily and it's totally free to Dress up in the latest trends, tons of accessories and some funky makeup!
From the introduction of more budget airlines in the U.S. to new hotel loyalty programs, a ton of trends are giving travelers more choices and better prices.
A sobering new analysis of HFC emission trends, published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, forecasts that by midcentury, emissions of these chemicals could be heating the atmosphere with the same punch as 7 or 8 billion tons a year of carbon dioxide.