Sentences with phrase «when paired with something»

Plus it adds an interesting texture, especially when paired with something sleek like leather.

I simple love brie when paired with something sweet.

I adore animal print when paired with something monochrome or simple!

The mintiness tastes yucky when paired with something sweet, says Zuckerbrot, and helps cancel out that dessert craving.

Also, I am a big fan of fruit and meat and grouse is perfect when paired with something sweet and fruity like redcurrants, blackberries or plums.

It depends what baked good it's used in, for cakes and cupcakes I feel like it works like a perfect sugar replacement, but in brownies and some difficult baked goods (like meringues, marshmallows, etc), it does not work as the only sugar replacement, it works best when paired with something else (like sucanat, coconut sugar, etc)

Not exact matches

If and when Apple decides to take AR to the next level with a pair of smart glasses or something else, it'll be in a better position than companies trying to win over developers.

When I was trying to think of something that would pair well with the unique flavour of parsnips I went sniffing around my spice cupboard and opened up a jar of Dijon tarragon dip mix and thought that tarragon was a great match for parsnips.

I love the shredded texture of the sprouts, and when they are paired with something sweet (like apples or caramelized shallots)- oh, it is sooo tasty.

Anyway, when I tasted this caramel goodness, I immediately wanted something super chocolatey to pair it with.

Well, because they pair well with lots of foods, you can batch cook them, they freeze well, and they're handy to have around when you need something quick.

I love brussels sprouts, and I love when they are paired with something sweetish - like honey.

The fluffy rich cookie paired with the sweet creamy filling is the best way to hit the spot when you're craving something sweet yet healthy!

When it is paired with the red onions and the creamy cilantro almond ricotta - you have something soooo amazing.

Root vegetables aren't something you normally see paired with pasta but in the fall / winter months when they're at their peek is the perfect time to use these jewels.

That's OK, though: A solid execution of something we're now used to is a lot easier to deal with when it seems as if directions are finally changing, and with Gallows and Anderson picking up the win here, maybe these pairs will point themselves in a new one.

I recently bought a pair of shoes for my younger child as he insists on «walking» (with support under his arms) when he is out, and I do nt want him to hurt his feet if he accidentally stands on something.

Faintly bitter dandelion greens do well when they're paired with something sweet.

Something about them, especially when paired with oatmeal and cinnamon.

And something that also go with when you just want to put on a pair of jeans and be your most casual and simplistic.

There's something far cooler and effortless about a high - waisted palazzo pants when paired with a shapely crop top or a tucked - in tank.

There is something very romantic about knitwear when it is paired with flowy garments.

When the temps get too unbearable for pants, I can pair this shirt with a stretchy casual pencil skirt or wear the jeans with something sleeveless.

The best way to avoid looking OOT would be to pair it with denim shorts a backless top, something I'm going to wear when my legs are fit and tanned enough.

When stepping into a winter wonderland (or, you know, a party with that theme), take a cue from Dakota at the Barneys New York «Baz Dazzled» holiday window unveiling dinner in N.Y.C. and opt for something pretty and warm (like this caped sweater dress), plus a pair of - the - moment over-the-knee boots.

There is something extremely romantic when I pair my sweater with a maxi skirt.

I brought this bell sleeve top and this pretty lace number, but when I wanted to dress up I would gravitate towards dresses instead of something I had to pair with tight pants, as mentioned above.

I just feel stronger in an outfit when it's paired with something black.

There is something about a pony tail or messy bun that screams comfort, which might be great when paired with a dress or for casual weekend wear, but if you are trying to get away with a sweatshirt during the work week, take the effort to style your hair that day and leave it down which tends to give off a more polished look and feel.

I am a big fan of ruffles, especially when it is paired with something more trim, like skinny jeans.

When paired with the right swimsuit, there is something ethereally sensual about the look, which immediately translates to increased confidence.

It happens to look fresh with a pair of white jeans but I was going for something girly when I paired it with a fluted midi skirt and my favorite hat.

The key when styling something bold and trendy is to pair it with simple accessories.

I wore mine in Greece, where the steps make it impossible to do wedges / heels, but when I wear this back home I'll be pairing it with something that has some height!

And there is something so wonderful about throwing a chunky knit over a dress, or in this case over a Zara skirt, making this look super comfortable to wear but very chic at the same time when paired with heels.

I love that you paired this vest with a swimsuit - that is something that I would do when I was trying to look extra pool chic (not actually there to swim;) haha.

I am such a sucker for waffle - knit ANYTHING... especially when it's paired with something really girly and not - at - all casual like that skirt!

We often pair a bright piece with something more understated like jeans or a white tee, but when one shade (in this case, tangerine on the tank and the Line & Dot maxi) ties the outfit together and the accessories aren't over-the-top, going bold allover is perfectly acceptable.

I had my classic black blazer but there is something so chic about a white blazer when you pair it with just about anything, Insta - chic is what I like to call it.

There's something so freeing about an off - the - shoulder top paired with jeans when the weather gets warm that I (and obviously the rest of the female population) can't seem to get enough of.

It's important to keep that in mind when finding something to pair with it.

Lately, I've found that I've been more motivated to do this when I pair something new with an older, -LSB-...]

When I saw this pretty peach top, I knew I had to switch it up and pair it with an equally colorful counterpart instead of just opting for something simple like jeans.

This moody shade looks fantastic when paired with black or gray, but if you're looking for something bolder, try pairing oxblood with orange or light pink to create a fashion - forward look.

So when Mox reached out and introduced me to these darling ballerina flats with twist, basically the «big girl» Jellies my twenty something year old self had been dreaming about, I slipping into a crazy cute navy pair and skipped off into the central park sunset.

This tie - front dress with chic tiers from J. Crew is so chic, and feels like something you'd throw on to prance through lavender fields in the South of France, especially when paired with this classic woven straw tote.

Sometime it's hard to find a perfect combo when you pair something with lace.

So when I needed something to pair with these parachute pants I thought, hey if it ain't broke, don't fix it and reached for this top for the third time (spoiler alert, I even wore it one more time in Italia!

Lately, I've found that I've been more motivated to do this when I pair something new with an older, winter basic.

It's important to remember when wearing oversized pieces to pair it with something more fitted below or vice versa.