Sentences with phrase «try picturing the item»

When shopping try picturing the item for multiple occasions and different scenarios.

Not exact matches

The game puts the player in a foggy room, where they can examine the pictures and personal items around the room to try to make sense of where and who they are.

Jon has sampled a wide variety of items, and favors their chicken burrito and steak enchiladas, and I used to be similarly adventurous until I tried and fell in love with the Emiliano'Z Favorite Burrito (pictured below).

Well, one of the fun things about [an] item such as that insurance one, or others, is in each case, we've zeroed [in] on some unique moment of insight for that origin story that we're telling and tried to connect it with a larger picture of science.

A got a lot of questions on my Instagram post about the various items in my picture, so I decided to share here rather than try to respond to each question individually.

Yes, these pictures are taken in our bedroom because I was not going to try on each item and walk outside just to take a photo of it on.

Normally, this feature will include pictures and reviews of items I've tried on along with links to the products — in case you want to shop that specific item yourself.

Instead of searching online trying to find it, just by simply liking that picture, you can get a link to the item sent directly to your inbox!

Now, this particular fix review is a LITTLE different in that when my fix came we were on like day 190310983 of rain (obviously, not actually that many days of rain... but A LOT) and I just did NOT have the chance to get pictures of me trying on the items right away.

I read the title and saw the pictures and tried to guess what item was from the thrift store.

For this fix review, I'm going back to the original way that I review my fix... I take pictures of each item as I try them on and show you exactly how they look on, what I think of the item (quality, etc.), price point, and whether or not I kept it.

And, as always, I share pictures taken as I try the items on so that I can give you my first impression!

Some sellers will just grab a picture they find on the internet because they are either too lazy to take one themselves or they are trying to conceal something about the real item being sold.

A variation on this sees you working from a list of visible items at the bottom of the screen and trying to find these, it is effectively the same kind of task but the switch to looking at pictures rather than a list makes them feel different.

To try to keep this as brief as possible, I've included links below to several items we've published in the past few weeks that give a more accurate picture of the course material issue, and the true VALUE that college stores bring to the textbook purchasing process.

Instead, try to pick a few «big picture» items — for instance, if you have bad credit, work on getting your score up.

A nice added feature of Office Lens is the ability to easily crop a picture so that it only contains the item you're trying to store

Try to remove especially personal items like pictures of your family or trinkets on the mantel or shelves, as these are all things that could distract buyers from viewing the room as a whole.

This is just to make sure I'm happy with each item and their placements, and so my husband can SEE what I'm talking about instead of just trying to picture it in his head.

They now get fragrance items (i've been buyin on ebay lately because things are so expensive and I am not getting bonuses very often at work), maybe a piece of jewelry if I can afford it, a framed picture, something for their bulletin board / room, sometimes neat pens / pencils / paper pads and art supplies, DVDs, games, little scrapbook things that I make for them, and we try to give them one of the little treasure items that belonged to either my husband's parents or my grandparents (handing them down something that has sentimental value - sometimes it's an odd thing like a slide rule for my son, a crocheted doily for my daughter, etc...).

Painting items such as picture frames, tables, shelves and even skirting boards in red is a great way of trying out different tones without making the room close in.

I've tried to source items picture but if I've missed something please don't hesitate to comment with a question below.