Sentences with phrase «waves at the neighboring»

So good on gas you will love waving at your neighbors as they wait in line at the...

So good on gas you will love waving at your neighbors as they wait in line at the local pump!

For beginners, there is no shortage of beginner waves at the neighboring beach breaks.

And yes, I CAN see myself out there in the morning having my coffee and watching the birds and waving at the neighbors and... sigh.

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«When we come down the street our neighbors wave and smile at us.

Why can't the religious practice their beliefs and do all their preaching at their retreats and inside their Churches instead of exposing themselves to their co-workers, their neighbors and the general public who may not want to see them waving their religious junk around in everyone faces?

Some days, just getting to know the neighbors on your street can feel like trying to get the wave going at a football game while everybody stares at you from their seats.

We wave our scarves at our neighbor, answer the questions of the day and gain trust in our teacher as a caregiver.

I jumped out of my van and proceeded to confirm my neighbor's suspicions that I'm a little off my rocker by wildly waving my camera in the air and pointing at her adorable boys roughhousing, silently asking for permission to play paparazzi.

Konrad Wiese, a zoologist at the University of Hamburg, thinks he's figured out how krill keep in touch: their tiny antennae pick up pressure waves from their neighbors.

Because the light is adjustable, you can read at night without waving to wake your neighbor with a bright tablet screen and, more importantly, you can read in the dark without a booklight.

Nor will she drag trash cans out to the curb for her neighbor, a 90 - year - old widow who drinks Dr. Pepper and rum on the rocks every night and has no compunction about waving a shotgun at trespassers.

Additionally, there are always an array of waves for beginners at the neighboring beach breaks.

The stadium wave effect seems most plausible to me because on the surface of the globe this effect will be felt at the regional level and rippling to neighboring regions (spatial networking) over oscillation time scales of around 60 years.

Radon is radioactive, and if it were present at 400 ppm, collisions of neutrons with neighboring air molecules would cause more warming than an equivalent concentration of CO2 by absorbing relatively weak infrared waves / photons.

You have absolutely no problem sitting on your porch in your PJs at 6:00 AM waving to the neighbors as they walk their dogs