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Her birth was bitter sweet for me. |
Revenge was sweet for the B-Indians. |
Life is pretty sweet for Abramovich. |
If you find the cookies a little sweet for your taste, cut out some of the brown sugar. |
Although the coffee is a bit like coffee and chocolate mixed together, too sweet for me. |
Still, watching Ronaldo's tears will be all the sweeter for coming at the latter stages. |
Clients Jobs at Colenso We're currently looking for the following people: We are currently sweet for people right now. |
It was a conversation similar in scope and depth to the one we had after I showed her Life Is Sweet for the first time. |
On top of it, their Double-Shot White Milk Tea is also superb, smooth and fragrant which is not too sweet for my liking. |
The victory was especially sweet for Walker, who went through an entire rookie season without winning back-to-back games. |
They were all very sweet to me. |
It's somewhat sweet to the taste. |
Arie would have been sweet to her. |
The tenderness she showed under the surface was very sweet to me, and not at all manly. |
Coffeemaker, one plus was subject to seem sweet to the machine of environmental fights. |
We are always sweet to each other so people started to ask us how are we able to do it. |
Also, American mass market bread tastes *very* noticeably sweet to me, in comparison to Australian mass market bread. |
It is full-bodied, malty and slightly sweet to the taste, and the smoky flavour is fully expressed with every draught. |
Some languages sound sweet to the ears, some have better expressions for certain situation, but they don't add inches. |
After having tasted both digital pies from the kitchens of Sony and Microsoft, I know which one tastes sweeter to me. |
Thanks, that's so sweet of you. |
Oh how sweet of that little boy. |
That is so kind and sweet of you. |
Lily Allen has been unswervingly positive about what we do, which is very sweet of her. |
In fact, I have found that black cheeks are the sweetest of all hand-fed Love Birds. |
Really sweet of him considering that he had to wake up early to go to work the next day. |
That means the decorating will begin early! So sweet of you to donate the $1 from your sale to the hurricane victims. |
It was wonderful meeting you, and really sweet of you to battle all that Mumbai traffic and come over nearer my place. |
It's not the lack of length, it's just that the short and sweet of it doesn't quite manage to hit the nail on the head. |
But it was no time for dreams, though the Celt in all ages has proved the sweetest of dreamers, the truest of bards. |
Life can be sweet with diabetes. |
Sweet with a slight oak after taste. |
She was sweet with long blonde hair. |
The Malvasia is not only darker than the others but also sweeter with about 70 g/l. |
The flowers are sticky and sweet with nectar, which attracts insects, especially bees. |
But I taste just as sweet as a supermarket tomato, if not sweeter with firmer flesh. |
He smashed like -- like some softish sort of sweet with liquid in it! He broke right in! He squelched and splashed. |
Good quality jackfruit favoured for minimum processing is normally sweet with a thick rind and deep yellow in color. |
To round the releases up I would say: Older and sweeter with a surprising consistency from nose through to finish. |
Wear leather less edgy and more sweet with white complements like Francesca's tank top or with a neutral tone like grey. |
He was very sweet in his remorse. |
Smell Sweet in the Great Outdoors. |
I found my copy of Sweet in WHSmiths. |
As you've been working for three years already you'll be sweet in terms of eligibility. |
The calamaris were tender and moist and the ricotta albumin was slightly sweet in taste. |
Garlic herb powder is usually sweeter in comparison in order to garden-fresh a single. |
On a girly note, I squealed when Won Bin showed up looking all dandy and sweet in his flashback scene at the hospital. |
Their growing relationship is strange but sweet in a way that is quite unexpected between retainer and contract killer. |
He's sweet in a fussy sort of way and kind of a loner who seems ripe to be inspired and woken up from the slump he's in. |
Have you managed to film any footage for Pretty Sweet in London's streets? I got a few things in London that are in my part. |
Everybody's suddenly sweet on MIT. |
Oh and it plays sweet on the iPad. |
Tso is sweet on the powers of honey. |
So he finally asked me if I had ever found a girl I was sweet on in my 6 months of work. |
Obviously the app has been upped in resolution to look extra sweet on the new iPad display. |
Toasty, bready and sweet on the palate with some kiwi predominant flavours and quite bubbly. |
Webb Simpson won this last year, and I was very sweet on him at the start of the season, backing him for The Players. |
The A19 was that much sweeter on hearing the full-time score and seeing Mac's celebration after his second on the box. |
And of course, if you're a big oil exec, you have the exact same reason to be sweet on the idea that AGW is bunkity-bunk. |
I've been waxing lyrical about Sweet on my Facebook page for a couple of days and several people have mentioned the price. |
Butcher it right, mutton's sweet as a nut. |
Sweet as the subsidy may taste, it is a slow but sure poison. |
Twenty, thirty, forty miles and still running sweet as a nut. |
They are increasing, and love of rehearsing them is becoming sweeter as the years go by. |
Sometimes I can be sweet as a rose or lavender but other times, I am 10 times more sexual. |
It's a cute little thing, it looks very sweet as a cross body and it is a lovely free gift. |
Dutch company Swallowable Parfum is developing a similar concept, although not so much a sweet as an edible cosmetic. |
When cooked, the centre is firm to the touch but remains soft inside and is sweeter as a result of the coconut milk. |
I guess I'd good to roll in on shorts? Sweet as! I was also told clubs in HCM will discriminate based on what you wear. |
I prefer Sang Yoke Pau more than Char Siew Pau actually because Char Siew Pau is a bit sweet as compare to Sang Yoke Pau. |
Not too sweet like other brands. |
Become very sweet like the Father. |
Rajat says, this is sweet like you. |
Some words are sweet like honey, bringing words of promise and blessing and consolation. |
Breathing has the faint taste of sugar to it, sweet like honeysuckle yet thick as molasses. |
Romney needs policy plans in concrete jingles and short and sweet like Newt's Contract in 1994. |
It was chunky like the texture of say egg mayonnaise, but it tasted sweet like white chocolate with a tinge of acidity. |
She was right -- it was really good! Not too sweet like most desserts are, and just the right amount of chocolatey-ness. |
He would not leave his house on the morning of eid without breaking his month-long fast with something sweet like a date. |
Uhm, I asked why your face was melting because it's like chocolate, sweet like chocolate, not because I was making fun of you. |
The story is so sweet by the way. |
It is getting sweeter by the day. |
Life So Dear Or Peace So Sweet by C. |
Go wild with colors and textures or stay simple and sweet by using a neutral tones and warm lights. |
When you dislike a task, you can make it a bit sweeter by celebrating its every accomplished step. |
I married a simple hard working, God fearing man and my marriage only gets sweeter by God's grace. |
It's an embarrassing car, but now that we know he bought Mom and Dad a new one, it's all the sweeter by comparison. |
Arsenal achieved their second double under Arsene Wenger, made only sweeter by beating Manchester at their home ground. |
And their journey to the final was made sweeter by a morale boosting penalty win against Mourinho's Madrid in the semi finals. |
Even if we should by chance be parted from time to time, the joy of our meetings would be all the sweeter by reason of its rarity. |
There was little sweet about Detroit now. |
He's very sweet about these things, really. |
Storm was very sweet about the whole thing. |
There was just something so sweet about recieving the first parachute from another district. |
He is so sweet about it though that you don't mind the gallon of sweat you lose during class. |
There is nothing delicate or sweet about dying for one's country, as Dulce et Decorum Est makes clear. |
I felt like a nerd but I asked Aimee the reporter to then take my photo with Rebecca and Rebecca was really sweet about it. |
What a standup guy, he was so sweet about the fact that CeCe's ex is constantly hitting on her and throwing insults his way. |
That's what's so sweet about this particular approach -- there's basically zero learning curve, as Greg's template uses a piece. |
US customs were very sweet about it as if truly understanding what it means to be a kid and the value of those shells to a young person. |
It is always sweet at Zwartpan. |
It was amazing and sweet at the same time. |
I thought it was really sweet at the time. |
But do you LOVE these stripes as much as I do? Look at my boys being sweet at the beach. |
It's short and sweet at 12 episodes, and was completely written in advance of its broadcast. |
Anybody else for seconds on the ice cold Schadenfreude? I hear it's especially sweet at this time. |
The ground is sweet At the other extreme, lick spittles will migrate to whichever platform is the flavour of the day. |
I thought his gesture was sweet at the time, but since then I have kept that white paper bag and have added many of my own. |
Catherine loved it too: but she said it sounded sweetest at the top of the steps, and she went up in the dark: I followed. |
I just got out of a 4 year relationship and I met this guy a month ago and he's been really sweet at courting me and whatnot. |
Crisp and naturally sweet from the potatoes. |
They didn't check anything and it was all sweet from there. |
Ratzo does not come out smelling too sweet from this affair. |
This is the place to come for good conversation over something sweet from lands afar. |
Yet the soup is lovely and hearty, the broth naturally sweet from the vegetables and pork. |
The end result should be sweet from the veg, and savory from the chicken - something great to. |
That Street Tracker that they have as their first bike looks pretty sweet from what little I can tell from the website. |
Both of us agreed that the harmony of the sweet from the mango slaw and the flavor of the herbs was very well executed. |
She looked so sweet from her two white feet To the sheen of her nut-brown hair Such a coaxing elf, I'd to shake myself To make sure I was standing there. |
Visitors always feel like locals amid this homey collection of kitchen shops and bakeries (I always take home something sweet from the Fat Witch Bakery). |
Sweet without being sentimental. |
Thick and sweet without the curry flavor. |
You can't have the sweet without the sour. |
And her relationship with Calvin is sweet without getting all High School Musical. |
We particularly love the sauce, which is thick, rich and sweet without being overly. |
I'd say Dulcie May has used a similar recipe to make the caramel so sweet without being overpowering. |
It manifests itself as something easy to carry, sweet without a drought of bitterness, but leaves you with failure. |
It is like unto honey; it is sweet within, it is sweet without, it is sweet throughout; so is the Buddhas? teaching. |
Share this quote Edmund: There are no guarantees, but remember: Even in the future, the sweet is never as sweet without the sour. |
It lathers like an explosion in a bubble factory, and smells sweet without being sickly (I put that down to the raspberry extract). |
They taste sweeter after a few frosty nights. |
It is hearty, fluffy and with a sweet after taste. |
But victory is sweeter after a close brush with defeat. |
Kale freezes very well and actually tastes sweeter after being exposed to a frost. |
I also fingered her and think I ate a sweet after that without having washed my hands. |
If you know me by now at all, you'll know that I neeeed to have something sweet after my meal. |
Eating it with corn chips added a sweet after taste, and avocado will create a calming effect if too spicy for some folks. |
The feeling can easily be captured by a child who after being denied a sweet goes on to say that he doesn't need the sweet after all. |
In the first example, sweetness is an additional quality for tea; the tea was not sweet when it was made, it became sweet after sugar was added to it. |