The wikiHow article How to Use Hardware Store Plastic Sheeting as a Bedwetting Sheet talks about how parents can use plastic sheeting from the hardware store to protect the child or teenager's bed from bedwetting.
Sometimes I think about how I'll never lie in that bed with my man, our legs crossed over each other under the sheets, and talk about how many children we want together.
Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo, battling for the hearts of videogamers around the globe, all sang from similar sheets - talking about online play, widening the market, and that old favourite whose time has finally come... convergence.
Each examiner separately recorded the results in separate sheets without talking to other examiners about the test and its results.
We have written at least 15 business plans (aspiring designers be warned: learn to deal with a spread sheet) and talked with at least a dozen potential investors.
"We need to go slow on Geneva given the SOC's disarray and the worsening situation on the ground," said a sheet of talking points, referring to the Syrian opposition coalition, prepared for Mr. Kerry to take to the meeting.
Church leaders printed up a sheet of talking points to help staff members deflect the charge that Bell was a universalist, because many Christians consider universalism heretical: "Love Wins" does not promote universalism as it is commonly understood (all will be saved, regardless of their faith), so we ask that you would please avoid using that term.
One of Mr. Romney's traveling aides was spotted carrying a sheet labeled, "Talking Points — Tuition Breaks & Mike Huckabee," referring to a bill that Mr. Huckabee championed in Arkansas that would have made illegal immigrants eligible for in-state college tuition and scholarships.
The announcement of the JPOA was accompanied by the White House public relations rollout, including their fact sheet and talking points.
People paraded as experts, insiders, who are doing nothing more than prattling out something that was developed into a sheet of talking points by an army of lower-level functionaries.
