Sentences with phrase «whole entire time»

The phrase can't see the wood for the trees is most often used in a reflective situation framed by the word «I didn't, or «we couldn't», rather than «we can't» or «we don't», because it's generally only after we mess something up beyond repair that we realise we were focussing on a small and perhaps unimportant element of a larger whole the entire time.

He know what I am doing the whole entire time.»

This is for the whole entire time while I am at work and late nights.

He screamed and kicked the back of the seat the whole entire time.

I was pretty much laughing the whole entire time!!!!!

I have no cats and I was supervising the cake the whole entire time.

I love A Guy Thing, it keeps me laughing the whole entire time!

But the whole entire time, I was thinking, «I have done it now.

My only focus for that whole entire time was to be increasingly present to my husband Yumi, who was in a challenging health crisis.