Sentences with phrase «wind rest of day»

Overdue with baby number 4 and none of these methods work, had spicy lunch yesterday and just ended up with embarrassing wind rest of day.

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It's been a long and winding road, and while many issues — the race for the title, and two of the three relegation spots — have been decided, a lot still rests on this final day of action.

The wound care specialist told me six months later I'd have to wear a complression stocking on my leg during the day, every day, for the rest of my life.

Then the rest of the day seems tossed to the wind.

There was still in those days a lot to do to wind down with Pfizer and transfer work, so we spent a lot of the rest of the year doing that but at the same time working up the idea of a spinout company that would provide a similar service coordinating outsourced research.

The summertime records show that nighttime and early morning temperatures remained higher downwind from the wind farm while the rest of the day was cooler.

We all know that the summer and fall are the pay - off months: the long, warm days and amazing festivities make up for the chill wind, the snow and the salt stains that define Chicago living the rest of the year.

The next morning was the storm so I took a cab to Tatte Bakery and that was my only outing of the day; with winds up to 46mph I was happy to spend the rest of my day in the hotel catching up on home improvement shows and episodes of The Office.

Po's destiny is altered when, along with the rest of the village, he shows up at the Jade Palace one day to watch Oogway choose a Dragon Warrior among the five masters and winds up getting himself elected instead.

It really helps if you can get into a regime of winding down power usage after 4 pm as after this time electricity prices shoot up — typically it costs 14 times more to get the electricity to you between 4 pm and 7 pm than it does for the rest of the day.

Monaco Suites de Boracay boasts of 50 ocean view suites on a 13,000 sqm.land.Sitting on a private beach southeast of Boracay's famous long beach, Monaco Suites de Boracay brings to its doorstep an exclusive white beach, water sports activities, and other island adventures available in Boracay Island.Every day is a new day at Monaco Suites de Boracay.A guaranteed rest, comfort and total relaxation is what Monaco Suites de Boracay is all about.All these can be experienced in this exciting Boracay Island.Monaco Suites de Boracay is the only exclusive all - suite hotel in the island that offers a dolphin - shaped infinity pool, health spa, on - site water sports activities from jet skiing, waterskiing, para-sailing, wind surfing, kite boarding, banana boat ride, fly fishing, snorkeling to scuba diving.

Then we might have a couple of smaller days for everyone to lick their wounds and rest up for the next round.

The winds go even stronger in the afternoon so we spent the rest of the day having a photo shoot on «Snake Island», a little sand mound with a half a dozen palm trees on it near the resort.

The winds came up really strong in the afternoon and we just hung out for the rest of the day.

For example, consider a tempestuous and unsettled spring day in which there is just one brief 10 minute break of sunshine with calm winds, during which the temperature soars 5 degrees C for just a few minutes, while the rest of the day remains blustery and cold.

That's because a working electricity system fueled mostly by wind turbines requires additional massive costs that a fossil fuel system does not: huge excess capacity (perhaps 300 - 400 %) to deal with conditions of light wind; gigantic batteries to store power for conditions of no wind at all, which can persist for days; extra transmission lines to bring electricity from windier areas to the rest of the country; and finally, an entire array of fossil fuel back - up plants for those occasions when the wind doesn't blow for a week and the batteries are dead.

Costa Rica ran entirely on renewable energy for 300 days of 2017, with nearly 80 % of its power coming from hydroelectric sources, around 10 % from wind energy, and the rest from biomass and solar power.

But every day that we add more solar and wind power and come closer to reaching our climate goals, we need more flexibility on our grid to show the rest of the country and world that a clean energy transition can happen.

Throw your inhibitions to the wind and play hooky for the rest of the day because you have some work to do here.