Sentences with phrase «when everthing»

He made it clear that he was not explicitly advocating a return to the era when everthing closed at 12.30 on a Saturday.

When everthing is set in place and during my next visit to southern California, I will visit this new Catholic Cathedral and attend the new mass, and say a prayer or two.

Not exact matches

The difference is that «belief «or «faith» is for people who need an explanation for everthing, even when it can't be backed up with good evidence.

Those were the days when your milk carton was inspected to make sure you ate everthing that you were served.

totally worthless (other than a 2 week clean out) that is it, and if you stick on it for health reasons you will develop them, when you have destroyed you gut, you will get systemic candida which vegan diet's feed with ever bite you take (everthing in vegan diet's rot's) meats, and eggs are digested by enzymes so don't lie about healthy benefits of vegan BS

Ooops... Forgot to say - only drawback was when it says «additional pictures» & u click on it - it actually takes you to some other link - usually to do with a potentially... err... questionable liason... guess - fundings got to come from somewhere... Else everthing all good as per my first submission.

I love everthing about my vette, stylethree color black the yellow brack pads and i put the car in a show an win a best in show for the frist, time and i «m 65 yours young and love it when i take it out on a shininy Day

I mention the WWF as an example of the problem any such group may have when their general blogs and columns make claims without cites — don't assume everthing you read is good science.

More children born, more adults living longer, more cars on the road, more factories making this and that, more books and movies and plays and musuem shows, newer computers and snazzier iPods, and «new and improved» everthing under the sun, year by year, faster and faster, always wanting to live «better» than the previous generation, always wanting «new and improved gadgets and cars and airplanes, and quicker getaway vacations, and more and more consumerism and materialism and ownership and «I want mine» and if we keep at this kind of «civilization» we are going to get slaughtered at some point when the whole thing collapses.

We still don't get it right, building huge networks of pipes that dump everthing together into one pipe, when both bodily waste products are considerably more useful if kept separate.

Years ago, when I moved from California to Pennsylvania, I made the huge mistake of packing nearly everthing.