Sentences with phrase «wants little more»

However, our Fayetteville driver wants a little more protection.

It's true that recreates very well the championship with the same name, but who wants a little more action maybe need to think about getting another action game.

Your dog wants little more from life than to please you.

Moderately Conservative: If a worried investor can tolerate a little more risk than the Conservative investor, but still is adverse to large short - term downside fluctuations, and wants a little more return with a little less income, then this is the category for them.

We think the U.S. Bank Cash + ™ Visa Signature ® Card is worth a look for anyone who wants a little more flexibility in their rewards and is okay with remembering to activate their bonus categories each quarter.

We've gotten used to push button starters that only require a quick press — the DB9 wants a little more commitment than that.

It's not simply the generational differences, but also a clash of one man who wants little more than to be left alone and a young boy who wants little more than to be noticed and cared about.

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(If a person wants a little more confidence during a job interview, she would do well to tie a rope around her waist.)

«HelloAva is providing a space and a service to consumers who want a little more direction.»

Enclosed offices are located on each side of the boardwalk, should employees want a little more privacy.

If you want a little more, you'll probably have to pay for a premium service, but that is a small investment compared to the capability it gives you.

But most of us want a little more solid research behind our decision to move abroad.

Always leave them wanting a little more.

When a member of Wendy's cross-functional hamburger team (of course, Wendy's would have its own hamburger team) was dining at one of the chain's restaurants, he said he wanted a little more after a 4 for $ 4 meal with a JBC.

For borrowers who want a little more out of their lender, SoFi offers unemployment protection, free career services and social events for its borrowers.

I might want a little more clarification on how they go about focusing on Divine Truth, but maybe I can get that from their website.

Perhaps Satan wanted a little more time to corrupt the minister.

I wanted them a little more oaty, not to mention I wanted -LSB-...]

1 12 ounce bag of cranberries, washed 1 cup of a sweeter white wine (we used a riesling) 1/2 cup pure maple syrup (some might want a little more for a sweeter taste).

I baked these for about 40 minutes because I kept wanting a little more color on them — I think I could have flattened my dough out a bit more and they would have taken less time.

If you like your muffins sweet, you'll probably want a little more sugar or syrup, but this was just perfect for me.

I decided to go with lemon since I wanted it a little more tart.

Want a little more?

Some parsley, peas, and carrots are okay, if you want a little more.

I made the recipe as is and they were great with coffee but I wanted a little more flavor for a stand alone cookie.

I wanted them a little more oaty, not to mention I wanted more apple butter to cakey bar so I had to test that first before sharing it with you!

I wanted a little more salsa flavor so I added a can of Rotel, which I drained, squeezed through a colander, then dried with paper towels.

And who doesn't want a little more extra time not spent preparing dinner, right?

maple syrup, was «good», but we both wanted a little more custard and a touch more sweetness.

This is such a great meatless dish, but you could also easily add ground turkey or chicken to your enchilada mixture which is probably what we'll do next time since the hubby loved these and wanted a little more protein!

Let it simmer for a while, taste it, and then add the rest if you want a little more.

I like mine a little gooey (almost runny) in the center, like a lava cake, so if yours comes out like this and you want it a little more firm, feel free to microwave a little longer!

Depending upon the tartness of the lime you are using, you may want a little more or less of the honey.

If you want a little more chocolate you can just add a little cocoa powder right into your whipped cream and use that as your topping for this pie.

Today I wanted a little more protein so I made them buckwheat / chickpea flour.

These are almost entirely whole wheat, but I wanted a little more lightness, so I used 1 cup of unbleached AP flour.

Stop and taste and then adjust your seasonings and add more oil if you want it a little more creamy.

I've actually tried this with cayenne when I wanted a little more heat and it's delicious.

If you want them a little more indulgent for the holidays, you could even drizzle on some dark chocolate!

If you want a little more spice serve it with a splash of sauce on top too.

I wanted a little more visual interest than plain green, but I don't have cookie cutters, so I decided to try a swirl pattern.

Also, I wanted a little more flavor (and I'm lazy), so I ended up tossing in some packaged seasoning which worked well

Make sure you give it a quick taste to see if you want a little more salt.

I make theses fairly regularly — for breakfast I add the sweetener and cinnamon and if I want them a little more substantial I add a tablespoon of coconut flour.

If you do want a little more of a broth, you can add chicken or veggie stock to the pot before roasting.

I cooked it in a nonstick skillet at medium - high heat, for closer to 3 minutes on each side than 2, since I wanted it a little more done.

Or sometimes you just want a little more control in your day, including knowing exactly what's in your food.

This recipe is super easy, immensely healthy, and hits the spot when you're craving mashed potatoes but want a little more nutrition than they offer.

I mean, they LOOK super chocolately and rich, but it seems like I'd want a little more chocolate than that.