Sentences with phrase «wanting out of a sinking»

Top players have fight and ambition so can't blame them for wanting out of a sinking ship, same old transfer window already panning out with wenger making bids for players just below asking price then losing out to some other club and saying he tried.

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This is a lovely idea and I want to do this for a friend's birthday soon, but in the trail run I did today the cakes kept sinking in the jar after I brought them out of the oven any advice?

After thinking how much I didn't want to make cake and worry about it sinking and trying to cover it with fondant, I got the bright idea to make the cake out of Rice Krispies Treats.

If you don't want to use full - fat coconut milk and you want to get nice, crisp layers, you can try pouring holding a spoon over the fruit layer and pouring the chia mixture over the spoon, which will slow it down and give it a chance to spread out a bit instead of sinking down.

We have to wait for out - of - favour top players, other clubs and players in special situations at other clubs (like Cech not wanting to leave london but leave Chelsea OR Cazorla at almost bankrupt or financially sinking Malaga) make things happen for us in the transfer window.

You'll probably want to watch Upstream more than once — but not so much to figure out what the heck is going on, more just to let some of the stark, weird imagery sink in.

Its teaching methods might be akin to pulling an armband - wearing toddler out of a training pool and dumping them into the Pacific, but it ultimately wants its kiddywink Hunters to swim, not sink.

After last week, however, Republicans of all stripes know that they can sink the President's agenda by holding out for what they want.

Also if you're in deep water, you really want to get out before you sink to the bottom, or getting out of the car won't help, as you won't be able to make it to the surface in time.

To dismiss self - publishing out of hand may be to refuse to jump in the lifeboat because you want to stay on board the sinking ship...

hi love your article but just want to urge you to please edit out the sentannce «THROW» your kitty in the sink...» in your «what to have ready portion of tips please!

If they want a drink out of the sink, we have a little bowl that we will fill for them upstairs in our bathroom with a stream running from the faucet.

However, if you don't have endless hours to sink into the game then you probably want to get the most out of what time you do spend with the game.

But it wasn't 15 minutes before the world and angst of Dark Souls II pulled me right back in, and Crown of the Sunken King turned out to be the DLC I knew I wanted, I just didn't have the strength to admit to wanting.

I hate Crash as a character, and it is so obviously derivative of early Sonic games it makes me sad Sega became so bad at making Sonic games, but what we have here is a platformer where the core mechanics work (ignoring the fucking double jumps crapping out), the story is whack but it is generic platformer whack, and there is enough to sink your teeth into if you want to 100 % a platformer collect - athon.

Sounds like your painting has «sunk in'this is where different amounts of oil have soaked into the support (your canvas) and made the painting look dull and «dead» this is exactly what you want to have if you are building up the painting in layers, if you have finding it hard o judge the colours you can «oil out» the canvas.

With its sumptuous orange velvet, this is the kind of sink - into armchair that you might not want to get out of!

The best thing about it is that it will fit neatly under the sink if I want it out of sight.

I had a growing list of other things we wanted to do to the kitchen, but I am sick of our garbage can sitting out in plain site (it is too big to keep tucked under the sink).

We're still a long way from actually starting the project, but I want to figure out the sink area because that significantly influences the rest of the design.

That sunken room felt like a dead end to me and I wanted them to get maximum use out of this home for entertaining.

Although my 1986 bathroom is probably quite a bit older than yours, I have no desire to spend thousands of dollars doing an update that will shout out «new» but that won't be in keeping with the country / cottage effect I want and that I think can easily be achieved by working around my current pale yellow faux marble countertops by painting the oak cabinets (as I plan to do in the kitchen) and the walls and changing out sink and lighting fixtures.