Sentences with phrase «tossed out on the street»

Most of the time as a homeowner, you won't face any spikes in your payment (adjustable - rate mortgages are one exception), and you won't have to worry about being tossed out on the street if your payment becomes too expensive.

Could it be right at the end when he did the cliched thing by having sex with his secretary, Gloria (Annazette Chase), which is followed by Nina tossing him out on the street?

With such definition, it's not surprising that most people associate bankruptcy with being tossed out on the street, stripped of all of his or her belongings.

Most of the time as a homeowner, you won't face any spikes in your payment (adjustable - rate mortgages are one exception), and you won't have to worry about being tossed out on the street if your payment becomes too expensive.

Not exact matches

I'm just saying that basically, this accessory claiming to make it easier for a baby to keep his pacifier close by (and not on the dirty ground, or gone and lost forever on the street somewhere after he chucks it out of the stroller) might very well just complicate things even more by acting as yet another thing to be lost and tossed and kept track of.

On Sunday Sept. 18, Lower Manhattan residents will have the chance to toss out their old calculators, computer monitors and cell phones, in an environmentally friendly way, at Delancey Street between Chrystie and Forsyth Streets.

Like bodyguards carrying troublemakers out of a club and tossing them on the street.

She wasn't on the mattress, she wasn't in the room where we had slept, which was still warm with bodies tossing and turning in the half - light, she wasn't in the doorway, she wasn't at the window looking out at the street filled with cars and carts and bikes, she wasn't next to the water jars or in the smokers» corner talking to someone, as she had often been during those three days.

And frankly, I'm not alone: I can't count how many times I've met some truly green people who don't think twice about tossing a butt on the street or out of a car.

The tickets to see Formula E's first race on the streets of NYC were incredibly expensive, and, if I were the average local with no interest in racing at all, I would have tossed any idea to go right out the window as soon as I saw prices.