Sentences with phrase «worry if it breaks»

Carefully place the top on but don't worry if it breaks a little, this will smooth out during cooking.

Don't worry if it breaks, creating holes, it will still taste delicious!

Don't worry if it breaks — you can stick it back together with the ice cream.

Don't worry if it breaks.

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Goldfein said he worried that, «if we can not move past sequester in its current form, we're going to break this force.»

Between his renovated and re-renovated home, his country estate, his Damien Hirst spot painting, his children's tuition, their nanny and weekend nanny and the # 10,000 for an annual summer party, Roger worries that «if he didn't get his million - pound bonus this year he was at genuine risk of going broke.»

Take a real break, for a full half hour if you can, without worrying about any of your tasks and responsibilities, and I guarantee you you'll come back with as much energy as you would have by drinking a cup of coffee.

Not far away, Angel Fonesca had spent the night with his mother watching the wind bend the door to their home and wondering if it would break and worrying she'd be hurt by the winds and rain so strong that when he looked outside, all he could see was a sheet of white.

Don't worry that you are broke, after you die there is a magical place for you to frolic... if you believe that sh1t you will believe anything.

«If the Republicans are really so worried about balancing the budget, then why are they so opposed to eliminating tax breaks on mililionaires and billionaires.»

The anti-abortion amendment being voted on this week in the state could restrict in vitro procedures, and the Carpenters are worried that if they wait too long to add to their family, they may end up breaking the law.

If you have broken one of the 10 Commandments like Honoring your Father and Mother, and then gone to Mass before Confession, you should worry.

Don't worry if the milk breaks and separates.

Modern Distributors Inc.'s customers shouldn't worry if a machine maintained by the company breaks down, as it won't be long before it's fixed.

(If the dough breaks, don't worry — you can just piece it together in the tart pan and press to shape.)

If it breaks, don't worry; we'll soon tear it into pieces anyway.

Something that I can store in a cookie jar without worrying about them breaking apart if they fall sideways.

TT Tip: If your mayonnaise looks curdled, don't worry, it can be saved; simply place 1 tablespoon of hot water in a medium bowl and whisk the broken mayonnaise into the water one small spoonful at a time to emulsify.

Don't worry if the nuts will stick together during baking, it will be easy to break them apart later on.

If you're worried about avoiding the endless dips and quesos bound to be at this year's Super Bowl party, it's time to break out this dairy - free dip.

As Deb at smitten kitchen notes, matzah doesn't like to break in straight lines, so don't worry if you get some seriously craggy bits.

(Don't worry if it seems there is too little liquid, the cabbage will break down as it cooks).

Mix thoroughly; don't worry if the potato slices break apart.

Combine the potato slices, onions, and pureed tofu in a large mixing bowl and stir together thoroughly but gently (don't worry if the potato slices break apart).

If the dough breaks, don't worry — you can easily piece it together in the pan.

If you're worried about breaking your blender then definitely lightly steam or boil the carrots prior to blending.

If you are worried what to eat on your lunch break, this is an incredibly easy sandwich to make.

If we don't need to worry about the aerial threat too much, then it's on the break that they'll be looking to get at us with.

A win is a win and very happy with that, worry bout Sanchez he needs a break and he won't get one playing for his country twice, then we have Liverpool, our squad is very thin at the moment, hopefully we can strengthen in the summer schnidelin and lacazette, plus a young defender Sell Walcott he's been paid for months without playing and he shouldn't hold the club to ransom Buy a young promising player in his place, he can go to Liverpool I don't care if he doesn't want to play for the shirt go

Pretty much the whole time he has been an Arsenal player we have had to worry about Alexis suffering an injury or burnout as he spends every summer playing and every international break flying around the globe, with Chile playing him even if he is carrying some sort of knock.

We also have the very real worry about his fitness levels, which is why I think it would be a huge boost to Arsenal's chances next season if the 27 - year old superstar had a good long break before coming back to north London for pre-season preparations.

Giroud is a player who thrives on confidence so if he had not scored that hat - trick at the end of last season to break the long scoring drought and then done himself justice at the Euros I would have been worried about how the Lucas Perez signing would affect him.

Now I am going to suggest that if we can't attract a world - class holding midfielder (not talking blood - n - guts destroyer here but more a cultured interceptor, reads the play well, tackles effectively, good passing range, breaks up attacks and recycles the ball quickly into attacking moves — so not Wanyama) to provide cover for the ever - improving Coquelin, we probably shouldn't worry too much because we have Rambo who can step into that role when Coquelin or Santi aren't available (injured / suspended).

Don't worry, you don't have to bet on Duke if you don't want to, but Mark Gallant breaks down which side of this matchup has become a favorite of sharp bettors.

It's both a remarkable and worrying trend and with Jedinak still recovering from surgery for a persistent groin issue, it's a hoodoo that Bruce will have to find a way of breaking if he wants to remain in the hot seat for much longer.

If your hectic schedule has you breaking out, don't worry.

They make strips to test breast milk for alcohol if you're really worried, but I agree — most of the time it's just easier to not drink when nursing Last month I broke down a couple of times and had itty - bitty grasshoppers (I'd bought the liqueurs for Grasshopper Pie for Christmas, and had non-alcoholic Bailey's Cream coffee creamer:P).

If you're wearing a belly wrap and not a true girdle, you won't have to worry about crotch flaps — or bathroom breaks for that matter.

They look like traditional glass ornaments, but you won't need to worry about broken glass on your floor if one falls off the tree or if baby knocks it off.

If you worry about glass bottles breaking, there's no such worry with the plastic versions.

I was very worried that if my water did break in the middle of the night, we would have to leave fast and the amniotic fluid would do some serious damage to our mattress while we were away at the hospital.

But 7 weeks old is too soon to worry if a baby hasn't broken out in a grin yet.

Now, today if a breastfeeding woman is returning to work full time she has purchased an electric double breast pump, has a variety of bottles and nipples to try, has a schedule worked out of pumping breaks and is worried sick about keeping up her supply and not knowing how much her baby will need during the day of expressed milk!!

Don't worry if your baby becomes a bit obsessed with her newly discovered digits: This form of self - comfort can be very soothing for your baby — and can possibly give you a little break, too.

If your child breaks it, you shouldn't worry that your will cut himself or will breathe poisonous mercury vapor.

You worry about choking hazard if the strand breaks as it should....

I will confess that, as a first - time mom, I did worry that if I pushed through the apparent urge to self - wean that I would somehow force him to revert and get overly attached and find it so hard to break the «habit» that I would be nursing a fifth grader.

You don't have to worry about buying a replacement pump if something breaks on your pump.

I don't feel as overwhelmed and exhausted by the broken nights this time but I'm worried how she and my husband / elder child will cope when I'm working nights if she's always been used to me feeding back to sleep?

I've tried swaddling, to no avail (he enjoys sleeping with his arms above his shoulders, so I can see why would hate swaddling); I've asked the local children's services, who basically responded by saying «well, if he's thriving and seems to be happy, then there's no reason to worry» - but I can't imagine that sleeping this little is healthy for him, and I also worry what this means for his future sleeping habits (and honestly, I could use a break as well).