Sentences with phrase «wider than my nail»

The application with these is always tricky for me; The first coat goes on cleanly, and then with continued use, the brush that's full of glitter and polish fans out wider than my nail and it makes a mess.

Not exact matches

In terms of transfers i believe 4 players are needed to cover our behinds next season, No 1) we need defensive cover so i think Jolean Lescott would be ideal No 2) midfield is a bit lightwieght i know Miguel Veloso is on the radar but i think Gareth Barry or the italian Aquilani would be better suited No 3) a wide player is needed to give us width and penetration from wide areas i know we've all but nailed Nasri but i think a David Silva or even Andrei Arshavin would be ideal and No 4) a striker who would replace Adebayor is Pavlyuchenko the guy's got it all as has KLass Huntelaar and both would be cheaper than the sale price of Adebayor.

I have small nails and I find wide brushes are usually more trouble than they're worth.

Application isn't too bad, but when the brush has polish in it, it fans out and is wider than some of my nails, and makes a little bit of a mess.

Applying it was tricky; with all the beads and reflective goodness in it, the brush widened quite a bit, and was wider than my smaller nails.

Anyone working in education knows that the daily working life of many teachers is more bed of nails than bed of roses but the profession will never get the recognition it deserves from the wider public as long as these messages are mainstream.