Sentence examples for sweet post from inspiring English sources
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson shared the first photo of his baby girl on Monday with a sweet post about fatherhood.
A few days before, a woman named Hannah wrote a short but sweet post asking for some tennis friends, offering rackets for those who didn't have any.
"Our best memories of the Whopper are revived, making us forget the sweet, post-onion rings breath".
6. Straw crusher hats by Banana Republic make a sweet post-Easter bonnet at easy-to-pick prices.
A sage silk cloche by Andrea Stuart makes a sweet post-Easter bonnet ($138 at Henri Bendel).
The interim Justice would not be eligible for reappointment to the Supreme Court, but he or she would have the same sweet post-Court deal.
His earliest songs show traces of the sweet post-doo-wop style also heard in that era from the Impressions and Major Lance, and the box continues through big-beat soul in the vein of James Brown, many of the songs written and produced by Mr. Johnson himself.
If you don't think the steam approach will work, write him a sweet post-it before you leave for the day and stick it on the bathroom mirror, so it's one of the first things he sees when he gets up.
Most of you are in the demographic sweet spot of post-teen/pre-real-adult-ness, which was concluded following a yearlong, grant-funded Pew study of my inbox and Twitter replies, and which indicates that you haven't signed over your legs and torsos and their interactions to Ursula the Sea Witch in return for too much off-brand vodka and too many weekend sleep-ins.
While the organisation uses allopathic medicine to treat babies with pneumonia or tuberculosis, Sneha supports proven traditional practices, such as giving the mother nutritious sweets post-delivery to improve lactation.
Reckitt, the household goods firm behind Finish dishwasher tablets, Harpic bleach and Strepsils cough sweets, posted full-year figures showing that strong sales volumes growth, plus a weak pound, had helped transform £1.1bn of net debt into a cash pile of £200m in 2009 as well as financing £648m of dividend payouts – 47% more than the previous year.
