Sentences with phrase «wild day»

I recall one particularly wild day, during a stage in which I hated cucumbers and lettuce, when I reduced this salad to an entire bowl of onions and tomatoes.

So - called wildlife is ever less wild these days, it seems, and ever more managed, something like props on a stage.

He bought shares on that first wild day of trading, at $ 91 each, according to the coalition, which also says his holdings represent a «small percentage» of his portfolio.

The hungry feast that follows is revolting in its vivid detail, but it's also a rather funny expression of inhibitions compulsively abandoned: Even those reaching for the barf bag may recognize a little of their own campus wild days in the look on Marillier's face after she takes her first exploratory bite of forbidden, uh, fruit.

It's been a pretty wild day for Google hardware and software rumors.

And I agree that when you need speed the most on wild days, the server can not handle the traffic, you will get slaughterer.

Then sunday evening reliving my younger and wilder days when I go to a concert of the one and only Status Quo over here in Antwerp.

On a boisterous, slightly wild day at Old Trafford, Manchester United produced a performance and a result tha -LRB-...)

This gets wilder every day.

Hearkening back to the creative wild days of 1970s American cinema, Mackenzie's direction strikes a perfect balance between the relaxed atmosphere and eccentricity of the West Texas setting and the tension and desperation of the characters; his long takes put viewers in the moment and never feel ostentatious.

Applegate is a woman whose wild days and reckless nights are largely behind her, though here it is the presence of a new, seemingly unplanned baby daughter and not a case of amnesia that has reset her life.

Reminds me of the old, wild days coding websites during the «Browser Wars» — remember Netscape?

A provocative satire of love, sex, money, and politics that unfolds over four wild days in so - called «paradise» - the long - awaited first novel from the acclaimed author of Sam the Cat.

Not something you see in the wild every day, if at all.

It was a wild ending to a wild day in bitcoin news.

The slump came just around the close of the U.S. stock market after a wild day for stock traders focused on cryptocurrency plays.

Following a wild day of proceedings as part of a criminal investigation into Cohen — including the revelation that Fox News host Sean Hannity had been a client of Cohen's — Avenatti said none of the lawyer's associates are safe.

Stocks had kind of a wild day.

Nicholas Köhler on a wild day from Courtroom 33, where Nigel Wright was pressed on how much Ray Novak, the PMO's current chief of staff, knew

Saturday was a wild day in the NBA on and off the court, from the high of Vince Carter's big moment to the low of Donald Sterling's scumbag mouth.

It was a wild day of Floor Hockey and we'll recap all of it below.

Those were wild days.

For all of us, for everybody, they were wild days.

A tough day for trees and a wild day for college football comes to an end, with conference title Saturday, Selection Sunday, and plenty more Vols news still to go.

So we should be in for a wild day of scoreboard - watching as teams try to punch their postseason tickets.

Last Saturday was the wildest day of the season in the SEC.

It's a fine position, even after another wild day with the driver.

A wild day at The Masters ends with America's Ryder Cup hype man in a Green Jacket.

Wild storms and wild days, yes.

After a wild day on the campaign trail, Cuomo announced that he is no longer seeking the support of the Working Families Party.

RANGEL MAY BE DONE: A wild day behind the scenes in the House over what to do with Charlie Rangel's chairmanship.

Born in the wild days of the 60s, Agostino hails from Nassau County Long Island, where he knew at the early age of 14 that he wanted to be a stylist.

I chose this one because it's such an oxymoron — my party days are over but everyday is a wild day with two kids.

Unfortunately for Surnow and Kronish however, the lives of The Kennedy family include few opportunities for on - screen torture, explosions and car chases (although it would be wonderful to see John F. Kennedy trying to solve the civil rights problem in one wild day, armed only with a Glock and a mobile phone).

For another thing, the movie is rated R, a rarity for the genre and something Barrymore has largely avoided since her wild days in the early»90s,

According to everything that Rockstar Games has shown, the upcoming game Red Dead Redemption 2 will take an extensive look at the Van der Linde gang, a cadre of outlaws, during their wildest days.

1.5, «Damned If you Don't») Character: a nun who looks like she's suffering from stigmata but is later discovered to be suffering an allergic reaction to a copper cross IUD left over from her, uh, wilder days.

Shares tumbled in Asia on Tuesday after a wild day for U.S. markets that resulted in the biggest drop in the Dow Jones industrial average in six and a half years.

They haven't seen each other in decades and the Reverend is not in a hurry to get back together with a couple of men he knew back in his wild days, but their road trip reunion turns out to be touching and hilarious.

Pioneers Palace B ’92 / Romania (Director and screenwriter: Bobby Paunescu)-- In the wild days of post-Ceausescu Bucharest, teenagers open a disco at their high school, terrified of an AIDS scare after their visit to a local brothel.

The only bone to Subie's wild days is an air and water scoop too prominently positioned atop the hood.

Yes, the F - Type SVR is easy to live with and also enjoy on those wild days when you want to go out on track and push it to the limit.

Dogs have merely retained instincts from their wilder days to hide weakness, and therefore will initially hide their pain from us.

Here are three things to consider as you look to keep your cat feeling spry long after it has retired from its wild days as a kitten.

Dogs have been domesticated for thousands of years, but retain their natural instinct from their wilder days to hide weakness; therefore they will initially hide their pain.