Sentences with phrase «usually go to dinner»

We usually go to dinner and have friends over throughout the weekend.

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We usually stay at home and watch the ball drop but we are going to a late dinner this year.

I usually start my bread after breakfast and let it rise for multiple hours, and usually by the afternoon it's ready to go, (when I'm about to make dinner.)

Roasted or steamed vegetables with baked tofu and mushrooms usually are my go - to quick dinners that require under 20 minutes of preparation time.

These go down really well at dinner parties, usually a starter to some kind of noodle dish, and the leftovers are perfect for taking to lunch.

«For lunch, it's usually business people, late lunch is tourists, early dinner it's business people again sometimes having an impromptu business meeting and it goes back to tourists at night,» he explains.

My go - to dinner is brown rice, stir - fried Asian greens, and eggs (usually in the form of a chile omelet) or a lentil curry.

It's a little intimidating to comment after alllllll that but we regularly eat pan-fried chicken (flavored with Mrs. Dash), box long grain and wild rice, and frozen spinach with lemon and butter on it... It's not that I don't cook homemade unprocessed meals, but my quick go - to ten - minute dinners are usually a lot more boring.

This dish is easily turned either into a hot, dinner - style bowl or a light soba salad bowl — it all depends on the accompaniments that you choose to use (I usually just go for whatever is available in the fridge) Makes 2 portions Ingredients 2 garlic cloves, finely minced

I usually make a pot of rice and beans to go with my tacos, but since I had half of a huge sweet potato left from another dinner, I sliced it up, tossed with coconut oil, seasoned with the same spices and popped the pan into the oven to make baked sweet potato fries!

Usually when I go to the grocery store, I buy pasta sauce in bulk, because it's SO nice to have on hand for quick and easy dinners.

Usually I order a soup when I go out to dinner with my husband but I do not cook soup on a regular basis at home.

I usually save them for soups, but in May I went to a dinner hosted by Lentils.org at the restaurant Bad Hunter in Chicago that featured lentils in ways I hadn't ever thought about them.

Except you need orange juice, and limes, and a spice blend; plus you usually want to sear it in a pan, before transferring to the oven, or slow - cooker to roast for 6 - 8 hours, and while that's generally fine, sometimes it's Tuesday, and you don't know what you are going to have for dinner, and you are definitely not going to do all the work for carnitas (unless you decide at the last minute to go out instead to satisfy said craving).

Usually a sandwich is my go - to after yoga dinner.

In the winter we usually make soup for dinner every Sunday and the husband makes garlic bread to go with.

I like to leave one flexible dinner and if I go to yoga straight from work, I usually just have a smoothie for dinner that I prep the night before.

I think the easiest way to go about this is to have a smoothie for breakfast everyday, pack a salad to take to work, or eat a salad out at lunch as its usually easier to find decent salads at restaurants than any other type of food, then soup for dinner.

I then usually have a late dinner meeting and finish up the day in my home office working before I then go up to bed and fall asleep to a late night rerun of Law & Order with my rescue dog Lucy.

We usually give her a bath every night before she eats her dinner and goes to bed.

During the days that your milk comes in (usually starting three or four days after the birth), it's as if your body is throwing a dinner party for baby, and just to be sure she doesn't go hungry, is making enough for three!

They also usually eat their largest meals at lunchtime rather than dinner, which prevents them from going to bed with a full stomach and helps ensure a better night's sleep.

And even then, it's not usually something we're going to bring up around the dinner table (well, unless maybe you're with my husband and me).

Now, a babysitter usually costs at least $ 40 + for an evening, a nice - ish dinner is easily $ 50 +, and if we went to a movie that is another $ 22.

I try to finish dinner before 6 pm the night before and I go jogging or walking in the morning (usually quite hungry but then I drink water and don't feel it anymore).

this is what I usually eat breakfast: deli meat (1 carb) hard cheese (0.5 carbs) cream cheese (no carbs) eggs (1 carb) lunch: 100 - 150 grams of veggies (6 - 9 carbs) cream cheese (0 carbs) and any meat I like (chicken, pork) any dressing (1 - 2 carbs) snack: deli meat or any meat I like, usually crisps made out of pork (no carbs) dinner: I get hungry before going to bed so I save the best for last.

I almost never have grains for breakfast and instead opt for a hearty smoothie bowl, lunch is usually leftovers of some sort and then dinner is most likely going to be a big salad or a big bowl of roasted veggies with some beans or tempeh.

Thinking back to when I used to raise money for World Vision in high school by participating in the 40 Hour Famine each year, I usually go with this — dinner on Thursday night and be done by 8 pm.

Usually between lunch and dinner, as well as sometime before I go to bed.

I usually go to bed around 9 or 10 pm and right before I'll usually have a green juice, some tea, or a kombucha if I'm looking for an after dinner treat.

Note: «I usually rotate my protein, vegetables and carbs; except on the weekends I have a glass or two of wine, one to two meals out, and a Quest bar.I may have a slice of cheesecake or go out for a burger and fries or steak dinner, it all depends what I am in the mood for.»

We usually give her a bath every night before she eats her dinner and goes to bed.

Chris's birthday is two days after Valentine's Day so we usually wait and go to dinner for his birthday.

Usually, by the time he goes home in the evening, I do not have any brain cells left to put together dinner, let alone a blog post for the next day.

Garrett and I usually go out to dinner to celebrate New Years Eve.

If you usually go to brunch with friends or dinner dates, going for overalls made from fine fabrics like lace, velvet, and such can be great.

I usually have flats in my bag, and typically wear heels only for meetings, dinners, going out to a show, etc..

I usually go for pairs with little to no heel so that I can wear them for a full day of activities, ranging from errands to playdates to dinner dates, without missing a step (hehe) but I think a pair of jewel encrusted high heels could look totally fabulous with boyfriend jeans too.

But when the weekend rolls around we typically go out to eat for dinner on both Friday and Saturday and eat whatever strikes our fancy, which usually includes a side of fries, haha!

We usually go to a nice dinner and then just hang out.

I've decided to try to conquer my fear, and went to the dinner after all (this gathering happens only once a year, and it's usually always very glam and fun, I was kind of sad thinking that I might miss it this year!)

I love over the knee boots for the glamour and extra insulation they provide, and I find heeled boots are usually much more comfortable than pumps (although after dinner when I realized I would be walking 20 blocks to meet up with friends, and then going dancing, I will admit I swapped these out for my favorite feet - friendly booties — last seen here).

My boyfriend and I went out for dinner at our normal sushi spot, where I usually wear jeans and a t - shirt, but decided to get a bit more dolled up.

While going on simple dinner dates and the like is usually fine, 1 if you are in the process of going through a divorce, you want to be careful about taking things further.

Restaurants are obviously busier during meal times, so lunch and dinner and usually on the weekend when more people have the time to actually go out for a bite to eat.

I am Bella, a cheerful and optimistic, lively, simple and kind - hearted girl, love sports, is running in the park, the class I will do yoga in the room, and I love my friends at the weekend dinner, usually will go to KTV..

If I have a virtual tour going on, such as the one I will have going for GODCHILD in May, I'll want to check in on the tour - stop of the day, which can be a review, a guest blog post, an interview, or even a live chat which usually will happen in the evening after dinner.

No matter how much I tell myself I'm not going to give my pup some of my dinner, those big Chihuahua bug eyes glaring at me from across the room usually convince me to hand over a bite or two.

We tried out some of the techniques in this book during her really emotional tantrums (usually occurring when we need to leave the park or we need to sit down for dinner, or we need to go to bed).