Sentences with phrase «used odd things»

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As much as I love all the technical goodies we've been blessed with in this digital age, I do have the odd moment when I long for the way things used to be.

Anyway, despite all the confusion about pre-millenialism, a-millenialism, post-millenialism, the recent invention of the rapture, Paul's confusing statement about «we who remain», the entire book of Revelation not appearing to be written by John because of the Greek used, and the odd way in which eschatological views seem to change in the New Testament Pauline letters, and the bizarrely easy way people like Thessalonians became convinced Christ had already returned in their time, and all the other confusing things about New Testament prophecy — the truth is that it is all trustworthy and you should not question this.

the one thing i found odd in the recipe is the use of a microwave...

I think it's a good thing, hopefully more people will use reusable bags Jenni — Odd Socks and Lollipops recently posted... The Gruffalo Party Pack Review

Not that I ever used them as a direct teaching tool but I would sometimes sit with my children as they built walls, and enjoyed seeing them «discover» things about fractions, odd and even numbers, multiplication and so on.

Face oil — I know that seems like an odd thing to put on a workout list, but if I don't use it after I shower, my skin dries out and breaks out.

It may seem odd that I have three different ones on my list but that's because I use them all for different things.

We all are a little bit odd - peculiar - and God uses that to do great things when we trust in Him.

(Simplicity 3322 and Simplicity 1306) The fit across the bum, general baggy - ness, and lower crotch is an odd thing to get used to.

It might sound odd, but one thing that women who are used to hot weather can all agree on is that you need to buy shoes that are at least half a size bigger than you would usually wear if you plan to wear them a lot in the summer.

I also gave a coat of the same color paint to the basswood canvas and then glued the flower to the wood using some construction glue intended for gluing odd things together.

Hehe, I love the «add a thing» idea too — more chocolate too, all the way:) I also like odd color combinations, although I'm not as daring as I used to be.

All of these things contribute to the film's greatness, and the film's own lack of pretension only amplifies this fact, in an odd recapitulation of how the use of sound amplifies emotion throughout the film.

You can see the video and comments at «5 Odd Things Mechanics Use To Fix Cars»

Today we look at 5 MORE odd things that mechanics use to fix cars.

You may think it's odd that bookstores do not want mobile phones being used and people staring at their screens, but it is a very London thing.

Well Copia is OK but Ocean Reader as the name of an e-reader device does seem a bit odd though there is also rumor of there being some thing else that would eventually be used to call the e-reader.

The odd thing is you can't borrow or read ebooks from KOLL using a web browser or Kindle reading app; you have to use a Kindle ereader, a Fire tablet or a Fire phone.

The odd thing about the game when I used it on my Bold 9900 is that you need to rotate the phone in order to play — something I have not seen before.

It was an odd review, in that the reviewer would say one thing and then contradict him / herself, such as saying the book was well edited, but could use more editing.

They have all been used to the idea that people will do odd (and sometimes icky) things to them, from time to time, with no overall ill intent (and usually with treats after).

A couple of odd things though, including you being asked to choose if you want to use the Circle Pad or d - pad to control your character, and to change between them you have to do it through the options menu instead of just being able to use whichever method you want at any time.

«The only thing I really didn't like was Superman's flying controls...» Do you think they maybe, just perhaps, possibly, might have... made Superman's flying controls odd / poor on purpose, so people wouldn't use him all the time?

These things can not only take on the larger enemies but are also used to help solve a few odd puzzles here and there.

As was the case in previous Dead Rising titles, there is a fair amount of climbing on things, building hilariously silly weapons using odd combinations of items, levelling up various skills, and smashing thousands of zombies.

My initial reaction to hearing 2.0 is that this is basically a different name for Disney Infinity 2, instead of using a catchy tag line like Giants or Skylanders, or even just using a simple 2 or just adding a year to the title (it works for all the sports titles like WWE or NFL), they look to have decided to go down the edition number way which sounds odd but I think it actually makes things a little more simple.

And this time around, Mario isn't alone: his hat is actually an odd creature that can inhabit other living things, letting Mario control and use the myriad abilities of his many iconic enemies.

I would probably never use the browser myself outside of using it once or twice in passing curiosity but its an odd thing to drop the ball on.

It is odd that some Muslim bunch didn't manage to hijack this and use their endless supply of signs and press plants to turn it into yet another anti-Israel thing.

Perhaps that's why «toiletries» sounded so odd to my ears; they are things that people used when doing their toilet, and they don't do that anymore.

Although I have exactly zero use for cointegration and unit root tests, (which might seem odd coming from a professor of quantitative finance), this is the sort of thing that one can be sure there R will have plenty of available choices, as Googling «cointegration R package» shows.

One odd thing about it, however, is that it is not covered in gorilla glass, meaning it can be scratched in more rugged use.

The interesting thing about this, or rather I should say, the odd thing about this is that Atari is using crowdfunding to help with the development of the game.

The second thing that's slightly odd about the Echo Plus is that the volume balance seems to have changed on timers and alarms, so they're now not as loud as they used to be.

There are also two additional modes beyond the standard photo mode, which includes panorama, as well as a picture - in - picture mode, which was an odd thing to see as it's not typically something that is included in many cameras that are this basic with features, but it was appreciated nonetheless as it's kind of cool to use, especially for sharing photos on social.

Something enduring for my extensive browsing uses, capable for a great media experience and versatile for the one or two odd things I'll need to do with my smartphone at some point before I delete those apps forever again.

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Can you instead of using all the tea towels and things like that get them made into a quilt I know that is kind of odd but you get to keep the things that mean something to you but repurpose them.