Sentences with phrase «very tip of each finger»

You likely started holding it at the very tips of your fingers (trying to keep them out of harm's way), which meant that it was released very quickly if he snapped at all.

Not exact matches

Also, this is going to be one of the very first times I've attempted bread... All previous attempts have been brick - like failures, so I'm gonna read your bread tips post multiple times, cross my fingers, and hope, because this sounds and looks delicious.

And tips: Get a small bowl of flour to repeatedly dip your fingers in because the dough is very sticky.

The very simple test involves the fingers tip and you can instantly know what their blood count is and most of the time I would say maybe once or twice a year now I feel the need to use iron.

So literally, on the side of our toilet, we hook up a hose to the valve and it's got a spring handle at the end and so, I hold the diaper, the very tip barely with my finger tips and hold it over the toilet and I spray that poop straight into the toilet and then I just wrap up the soaking wet the diaper and right next to the toilet is where my diaper pail is.

Moments of complete sensual awareness; consciousness of even the most subtle pleasure and pain; a clear channel from the tips of my fingers to the very root of my heart.

EM: I'm not very precise, so I'll add a bit of black eyeliner and smudge it with my finger and a Q - tip, then I put on lip liner and gloss.

She cuts off the finger tips of the gloves and strings them on silver interspersed with semi-precious stones and pearls to make a very wild looking necklace.

I know that men used to suspect Dr. Newman — I have been inclined to do so myself — of writing a whole sermon, not for the sake of the text or of the matter, but for the sake of one single passing hint — one phrase, one epithet, one little barbed arrow which, as he swept magnificently past on the stream of his calm eloquence, seemingly unconscious of all presences, save those unseen, he delivered unheeded, as with his finger - tip, to the very heart of an initiated hearer, never to be withdrawn again.