Sentences with phrase «when curtains»

It gets weird when your curtains match your garbage can.»

Maybe you can give some pointers in a future post when the curtains are up?

A contrasting fabric from the back of the curtain is continued to the front, and simple holdbacks allow even more of it to be on show when the curtains are open.

Choose light cotton prints for windows to let the sun stream in even when your curtains are closed.

I also like when curtains have a vertical ribbon trim.

It has rained the past two days, and when the curtains get wet, I just pull them all the way out to dry.

And definitely hang new curtains high and wide so the whole window is clear when the curtains are pulled back, like you've shown.

It drives me somewhat batty when curtains are too short.

When the curtains are closed, no light gets through.

In the afternoon the window brings in a surprising amount of light when the curtains are pulled up.

Yes, when the curtains were first lifted, the new 3er didn't appear to set itself very much apart from the original F30's designs that debuted back in 2012, but taking a closer look here reveals a significantly updated vehicle.

For another cultural date idea, you could book tickets for a show at the Royal Exchange Theatre, and when the curtains go up you'll have the perfect excuse to snuggle up together in the dark.

With a presentation, it's very chaotic behind the scenes and then when the curtains open everyone has to be very polished — it's kind of the same but in the end it's different.

In some cases the regulator discovered «alarming» practices such as help bells being placed out of patients» reach, staff treating their elderly patients in a patronising or dismissive manner and found some patients subject to humiliation when curtains failed to be closed properly around their beds during examinations and procedures.

But i do nt understand how club starts derailing when curtains begin to close.something surely is wrong there.going by players comments like for eg.mertesacker once admitted that playes became complacent once they got qualification to last 16.

When the curtain is closed, no one is allowed to enter.

«When the curtain opens, I turn on this knucklehead, and he kind of takes over and goes away again once I walk off set,» he said.

I felt a little like the Wizard of Oz must have when the curtain was torn away.

All of those countless hours of sermons and worship services will help when Legend takes the stage as Jesus in the televised musical, but even when the curtain drops on Easter Sunday, that message will stay with him, because that's still what fuels John Legend — the singer, the activist, the father — in the real role that he was always born to play.

When the curtain falls, one is left wondering whether the devil is ready to receive him, or might rather be too shocked at his morals.

But nothing prepared him for what happened when the curtain went up.

No agency of the Church was so well adapted to this task as the monastery and it can be no accident that whereas Christianity went into Ireland under episcopal auspices, when the curtain rises for the second scene, the form disclosed is monastic.

Our French and British teams provided over 30km2 of fully recyclable plastic signage for the event and when the curtain fell, our work continued.

Jan 04,2016... The last act of Carmen in the Basilio - Saxton opera was a reign of frightfulness and when the curtain...

When the curtain came down, what you were left with was a banged - up, very tired defending Super Bowl champ.

... When the curtain goes up and the lights show [Tuesday] night, we'll see how it looks when it really counts.»

And when the curtain opens, if you're any good at all, you offer your whole heart.

When the curtain falls, Major declared as he left Downing Street for the final time, «it's time to get off the stage».

If so, do you ever get so absorbed that when the curtain comes down you are surprised to realize you are sitting in a theater?

When the curtain lifted, it revealed a planet full of change and perhaps, also with a colorful past.

But, finding that when the curtain came down and I shed my costume, I was somehow more myself after I had the chance to play a character and bare someone else's soul.

when the curtain lifts on this highly anticipated virtual hall of fame site..

But this is often a seriously fun film with a shadier side that's ripe for unpicking when the curtain drops.

And when the curtain is lifted from their eyes, the film leaves them neither here nor there.

The autumn movie season begins for me on the night when the curtain goes up on the first screening at the Telluride Film Festival.

Speaking to Deadline at the Golden Globes on Sunday (07.01.18), Gary said: «When the curtain came down on Harvey, I was flabbergasted and shocked.

«I've always said when the curtain came down on Harvey, I was flabbergasted and shocked,» he said.

But when the curtain goes down, I know I couldn't keep up.

When we come to it When the curtain falls on the minstrel show of hate And faces sooted with scorn are scrubbed clean When battlefields and coliseum No longer rake our unique and particular sons and daughters Up with the bruised and bloody grass To lie in identical plots in foreign soil

When the curtain was pulled and the wizard revealed, I realized that I had learned more about the implementation and application of the concepts through an imperfect group process than I had realized.

Randi Weingarten — who should be prepping for her Red Carpet appearance — and other teacher union leaders talk such a good game, but when the curtain is drawn back, all that's there is a self - serving agenda.

When the curtain drops at the Toyota stand at the 2015 Detroit auto show, Toyota intends to spoil all the fun General Motors has been enjoying in the midsize truck arena.

When the curtain goes up on the 2104 Geneva Motor Show, early next month in Switzerland, British automaker McLaren will be there.

That's when the curtain went up on the eco-friendly Toyota Prius, which Cameron Diaz and other stars rode to the 2003 big event in their sipply little Priuses.

When the curtain rose for Party Game there was a spontaneous outbreak of applause for the set before the dancers had even moved.

Although it is obvious that space changes when a curtain is a few feet above a dancer's head or behind him, the continuing environmental change is sophisticatedly treated, with Ken Tabachnick's lighting a major contribution.

Some of their work, along with pieces by regular Campbell artists like Oliveira, Chris Brown and Manuel Neri, will be on view until 5 p.m. Sunday, when the curtain falls on the Charles Campbell Gallery.

That the material stuff of paint encouraged the unselfconscious mark not only bolstered painting's already privileged position in the larger telling of recent art history, it also pushed it toward center stage when the curtain opened on Surrealism's part of that story.

«Sometimes when that curtain is pulled, as in the case over the North Atlantic ocean in the winter months, this reduces the overall cloud cover» in the lower mid-latitudes, the temperate regions outside of the tropics, Tselioudis said.

When the curtain falls Sky and Sarah march off happily together.