Whenever I go shopping for mascara, I feel like Goldilocks.
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You go shopping for things that ideally make life better.
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Sometimes it's enough that you'd rather go shopping for new clothes.
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Related: Did the Islamic State Go Shopping For Weapons in Ukraine?
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We thought, Well, that's OK, we'll go shopping for a bit.
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It comes from out there — it's not something you go shopping for.
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Millennials have answered our government's call to go shopping for long enough.
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They will still be allowed to go shopping for groceries and supplies.
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A few outside services will go shopping for you, like Postmates and Envoy.
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We could go shopping for food and buy booze, just like at home.
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Imagine how fun it is to go shopping for a $500 ice cream sundae?
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Time to forget the mistakes and disappointments of 2016 and go shopping for some discounts.
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I don't have enough clothes, enough warm clothes, so I have to go shopping for them.
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On a dream Sunday we'll go shopping for food and spend the whole afternoon cooking dinner.
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John Rutledge, chief investment officer at Safanad, said it makes sense to go shopping for discounts.
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When you start a new school year, you might go shopping for new books or new clothes.
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If not, there has probably never been a better time to go shopping for a financial planner.
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With babies on the brain, Lorelai and Luke go shopping for surrogates since he doesn't want to adopt.
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I eat my dinner and fantasize about the day that I can finally go shopping for a house.
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He would go shopping for frozen food, which he would heat up for his mother, brother and sister.
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Because I keep finding new opportunities — or, perhaps, keep overextending myself — I often go shopping for new recommendations.
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"I'm so excited to go shopping for a new body balm for my cracking skin!" said no one ever.
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Kate asks her mom to go shopping for a winter formal dress with her, and Rebecca is so excited.
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My dad gave me some money and took me to the mall so I could go shopping for her.
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Theron said she assumed she would be the one to go shopping for them, but her mom surprised her.
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" Bisharat adds that NakedPoppy targets the busy woman: "The one for whom it's not entertainment to go shopping for makeup.
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Unless you're scouring the discount racks, mid-July is typically a bit late to go shopping for your summer swimwear.
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"In the future I can see ORPIC go shopping for crude oil, which is not the case currently," Rumhy said.
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"A lot of those guys, they're into fashion, but they pay people to go shopping for them," Ms. Pondexter said.
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So he went on a tour of Italy — to go "shopping for a wife," as he wrote in his autobiography.
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We'll pick a teen mom's name and her child (or children) and go shopping for them and help prepare gifts.
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SPACs raise money from institutional and retail investors – who invest without knowing what will be acquired – then go shopping for deals.
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But when people go shopping for hotels, they usually only spot-check prices or wait until the last minute to book.
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"I advise women to go shopping for underwear before they buy clothes," Lori Kaplan of New York City's BraTenders told Refinery29.
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You can't go shopping for eyebrow pencils, brow gels, or pomades without coming across cult-favorite beauty brand Anastasia Beverly Hills.
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There is nowhere to have a date night, nowhere to go shopping for clothes or electronics, not even an upscale grocery store.
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If you're ready to go shopping for your first pair, the NOVA True Wireless Earbuds could be a good place to start.
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"When you go shopping for someone to do your estate planning, make sure that it's somebody who does it regularly," recommends Stinson.
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When Everything Changed: Early 1999 January 13, 1999: Stephanie's birthday, prompting Syed to go shopping for a present with her boyfriend, Jay Wilds.
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New York is the only place in the world where you can go shopping for shampoo while wearing a velvet bikini and tights.
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It's what works when you go shopping for a new car, and it's our best chance to see health-insurance prices fall, too.
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I'd go shopping for clothes and he'd send messages telling me which of the items I'd bought he preferred (how did he know?).
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A few years ago I was in three weddings and needed to go shopping for sturdy, nude undergarments to wear with my bridesmaid dresses.
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"I used to get so disheartened when I would go shopping for swimwear with my friends who had no issue finding them," Boython continued.
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What if they found a way to go shopping for low-income people in their Chicago neighborhoods who were recently forced out of work?
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Before you go shopping for a Heloc, know that most banks do not give lines of credit to co-op shareholders, Mr. Shlufman said.
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Instacart is no doubt just waiting for the day when it can deliver meat without those pesky meat-based algorithms that go shopping for them.
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If you're not paying attention, the next time you go shopping for a watch, you might be looking at a smartwatch without even knowing it.
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It might make you feel more comfortable to go "shopping" for a new therapist and see what's out there before you make the final cut.
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That's the reason Syed said he met up with Wilds in the middle of the school day, to go shopping for a birthday present for Stephanie.
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This isn't a great time to sign contracts, plan trips, go shopping for anything expensive that could break down on you, or get started on new projects.
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And when children do go shopping for toys, Lego often misses out on impulse buys, said Lutz Muller, an analyst focused on toys at Klosters Trading Corporation.
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Michael Jackson put on a cheap disguise to go shopping for jewelry with a young boy back in 1989, and it turns out the child was James Safechuck.
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Residents can leave their homes for essential needs, like to go shopping for groceries or toilet paper, but officials ask that people limit the number of unnecessary trips.
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Though he said Glovo's team will be head down "aiming for profitability" — rather than looking to go shopping for growth by buying rivals (or indeed being bagged themselves).
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Next time you go shopping for a new cellphone plan, you're likely to find that the options are a lot better than they were a couple of years ago.
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Some historians believe that Blaché's inaugural effort was "Sage-Femme de Première Classe" ("First Class Midwife") her 1902 remake about a young couple who go shopping for a baby.
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It should be noted that Mr. Cooke missed much of that game because he had to go shopping for a suit to wear when the hostages visited the White House.
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Still, as much as I want to go shopping for home decor, as a born and bred New Yorker, I know shopping during rush hour is horrific — especially in Manhattan.
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They're not catered to in any way, but we'll basically go out and go shopping for them and create a list and they can cook and eat pretty much whatever they'd like.
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My parents are French hippies that came to San Francisco, and I grew up very much in the spiritual supermarket, where you go shopping for God depending on whatever crisis you're feeling.
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In Wuhan, the capital of Hubei province where the virus originated, people have to follow strict guidelines for leaving their homes and are subject to temperature checks to go shopping for groceries.
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On the other hand, Peter didn't get any mimosas or BFF quality time, but at least he was able to go shopping for baby clothes as a gift for Rachel's pregnant sister, Constance Lindsay.
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SMALLER BANKS If there is no credit union near you, or there isn't one that will have you as a member, you can go shopping for a bank more in line with your values.
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As soon as she does figure it out, I'm so glad that we won't have to go shopping for a toddler bed; I'll just send my husband in with his tools to convert the crib.
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Helen Czerski: One of the things that is very irritating if you ever have to go shopping for things to fill a flat is there seem to be so many different types of wine glass.
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I've been told that some fear to leave; some don't want to go shopping for their families; some don't want to go about their ordinary daily routines because, by wearing cover, they're afraid they'll be intimidated.
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It drives me crazy when I finally go shopping for the same favorite red pants I have worn for years to buy them again – of course – they don't make that version of my favorite pants anymore.
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To show the length to which ISIS has gone in enforcing its laws, the women go shopping for hair coloring only to find that all the faces of the models on the packaging have been covered with black marker.
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Xu wouldn't say if DoorDash was about to go shopping for a big acquisition, such as Postmates, but said DoorDash would be nearly tripling its coverage to 1,600 cities across the U.S. and Canada, up from 600 last year.
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"I was working part-time and had Mondays off so, after she got off work I'd drive to see her, we'd go out to eat and then maybe go shopping for clothes that she could wear on air," she says.
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The next time you go shopping for a watch, you might be looking at a smartwatch without even knowing it My colleague Walt Mossberg recently pointed out how far smartwatches have to go to really be compelling devices and he's right.
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Case in point: Joe decides to enlist Paco (Luca Padovan) to go shopping for things needed to disintegrate Benji's body, and when Paco's stepdad (who is convinced Joe is up to no good) learns that Paco is on this disturbing errand run, he calls the cops.
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Other inmates chip in, fantasizing about what they will do when they eventually make it out, bonding over heartbreakingly similar goals: to pick their kids up from school and meet their teachers, to read them books, cook them spaghetti, go shopping for sneakers, and veg out over movies.
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"When I was at uni, there were security gates all around Belfast city centre and I took it for granted that I had to go through these barriers — tall metal fences and turnstile gates — to go shopping for clothes or makeup or go out to a cafe with my mates," my mum added.
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The never-ending series of scandals swirling around Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt has developed an amusing new dimension with the revelation from the Washington Post's team of Juliet Eilperin, Josh Dawsey, and Brady Dennis that Pruitt has been using his security detail to, among other things, go shopping for a special moisturizer available at Ritz-Carlton hotels.
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Sumreet calls Kartik to help him choose a ring for engagement. Kartik asks Sumreet to call Shanaya to ask if Shanaya is happy about the marriage. Shanaya says she is happy thus making Kartik more confused. The females of the families go shopping for Shanaya's engagement outfit.
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Cain stops her and she replies she was only joking and wanted to go shopping for breakfast. Cain makes her stay in the room and goes out alone. In the elevator he finally accepts his true self. Ren and Kuon merge and a new Ren Tsuruga is born.
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Sosenko lived and worked with Hildegarde from 1933. The pair collected art, including works by French impressionists;"Hildy and Anna Go Shopping for Art" Variety (Dec 10, 1947): 35. via ProQuest that collection was sold when they separated in 1955."Vaudeville: Hildy-Sosenko's Amicable Split After 20 Years" Variety (May 18, 1955): 61.
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59–60 "I am so terribly embarrassed and frightened – I do not know whom I greeted and whom not," Tatiana told Chebotareva.Tschebotarioff, p. 60 Like her sisters, Tatiana was unworldly and naive. When her lady-in-waiting sent a carriage without an attendant, Tatiana and Olga decided to go shopping for the first time.
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In 2002, Tasti D-Lite was mentioned in episodes of HBO’s Sex and the City season 4 episode 15 , when Miranda and Carrie go shopping for Carrie's wedding dress. The brand was also mentioned in The Apprentice season 2 episode 18 NBC.com> The Apprentice > Candidates . The brand was also mentioned in episodes of 30 Rock.
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Nina and Callie go shopping for the baby, where Nina tells her she can do more with her life and should look into other career paths such as real estate. Callie agrees and asks a female real estate agent if she can apply. The woman, having a low opinion of Callie, rudely dismisses her. Callie comes back later and kills her.
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In order to give Xia Tian an unforgettable prom night, Ah Jiang accepted a temporary stunt drive job under Bulu's father's introduction. The simple trail test was no problem for Ah Jiang at all. He had so much confidence that he asked for half of the pay in advance from the director and takes Xia Tian to go shopping for tomorrow's prom.
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Chauta Bazaar is one of the oldest market of Surat, Gujarat, India. Chauta Bazaar's history dates back to early 1700s. The present day Mota Mandir in Chauta was known as Vaishnao Haveli. There were shops surrounding the Haveli where the women folks visiting the temple would go shopping for utensils, clothes, cosmetics, grocery and other day-to-day household goods.
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A few days later, Ely discovers Bruce 2 waiting for Naomi in the hallway and offers him a drink while he waits. In Ely's bedroom, Bruce discovers his X-Men comics and the two start bonding. In a moment of passion, they kiss, but Ely immediately regrets it and apologises. The next day, Naomi and Ely go shopping for their Halloween costumes.
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With $10 left over, he decides to go shopping for his family; his father a pair of new overalls, his mother some sewing cloth to make dresses, and some candy for his two little sisters. Before he leaves, the Sheriff buys Billy a soda, something he's never had before. Finally, Billy begins his trip home. During the night, he senses something coming in the bushes.
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He responds that he is Udayan, her deceased uncle. During their final days in Calcutta, they go shopping for gifts for Bijoli and Gauri. When they return to Rhode Island, they learn that Gauri has left. She leaves a note in Bengali telling Subhash that he has been a fine father and that he should raise her alone and that she has left for California.
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George and Susan go shopping for wedding invitations and George insists on buying the cheapest brand in the store. They run into Kramer, who misremembers Susan's name, prompting Susan to decide he can no longer be an usher at the wedding. She also declines Elaine's demand to be an usher, not wanting any female ushers. Kramer visits a bank which offers anyone $100 if they are not greeted with a "hello".
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TJ plays ball with his friends outside; he grazes his knee, then hurts his buttocks. A police car drives by, looking for a man; they run away. TJ's father then invites WT over for cocoa. Later, TJ goes shopping for Miss Lee, under the aegis of WT. TJ is then summoned by Miss Beanpole; she wants him to go shopping for her; he goes with his three friends.
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Powles received a call from her agent telling her about an audition for Emmerdale, which she thought was a great opportunity. Following the audition, Powles attended the subsequent recalls, before getting down to the final four. After a screen test with Robb and Thornton, Powles was given the role. Shortly before filming her first scenes, the actress had to go shopping for Holly's costumes and had her hair dyed brown for the part.
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Kylie Lovett and Sophie Smith have been best friends since they were babies. Before they begin seventh grade at Meridian Middle School, the girls go shopping for outfits to wear on the first day of school. They both end up buying matching jeans that have an embroidered red dragon crawling down the left leg. However, Kylie soon decides that it wouldn't be cool to be all "matchy-matchy", so it's only fair that neither of them wear it.
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When Sam talks into the microphone, she is heard by researchers in an underground installation out in the desert. As they listen to Reggie, Sam and Hector debate what to do, the scientists note that the zombies, though less exposed to the comet, will eventually disintegrate into dust themselves. Hector leaves to check if any of his family survived, but promises to return as soon as possible. Reggie and Sam then go shopping for guns and clothing at a mall.
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She complains to her dad that she needs to practise, but Ronny Fazer, a successful grime singer himself, is uninterested. He tells her that her brothers and their wigger friend, Donny, need to practise also. As she had plans to go shopping for a dress to wear to the competition with Michelle, Jal goes to Tony's and sits in the living room with Sid and Tony's little sister, Effy while Tony and Michelle have sex. Fed up of waiting for Michelle, Jal takes Sid with her instead.
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The following day, Norma's father sets Iskandar up with a job at the governor's office while Norma and her brother go shopping for a welcome-home party. The job goes poorly, and Iskandar is quickly fired. He goes to see his former squad member, Gafar, who is now a successful building contractor, and explains that he feels that nobody understands him as a revolutionary, and that he still hears the screams of a family that he had killed. Iskandar then asks Gafar where their leader, Gunawan, is.
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Instead of telling her the truth, Danny tells her that he is getting divorced from a woman named Devlin because she cheated on him with a man named "Dolph Lundgren" (not the actor). When Palmer insists on meeting Devlin, Danny asks Katherine to pose as "Devlin" and they go shopping for new clothes to dress like a trophy wife. A made-over Katherine/"Devlin" then meets with Danny and Palmer and gives them her blessing. However, after hearing Katherine talking on the phone with her kids, Palmer assumes that her kids are Danny's as well.
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Andy and Emmett are two sailors who finally return home to propose to their fiancées. Andy uses a radio to perform his marriage proposal, which his fiancée Nan (Esther Howard) accepts, but soon the two hapless men find out that married life is no piece of cake. However, when a fire burns down their apartment, they are forced to live in a small home in the suburbs. Andy and Emmett agree to clean the place up, with their new son, Junior, while the wives go shopping for the day, but it's no easy task.
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UK Athletics, presided by 1968 flag bearer Lynn Davies, announced that none of its competitors will take part in the 2012 Summer Olympics opening ceremony in London. Head coach Charles van Commenee explained "They would not go shopping for eight hours before their biggest event so why would you be on your feet for that long?" Other sports leaders have done the same. 2008 flag bearer Mark Foster was the only swimmer to take part in the parade while none of his colleagues were permitted to join in the celebration.
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Circus wasn't sure if she could be seen, the guards accept Ondine's answer as to how the fish were caught. Glad that Ondine isn't invisible, Circus boats into the town harbor to sell their catch, where everyone stares at Ondine, including a dark-haired man who is looking for her. Circus and Ondine go shopping for clothes and run into Annie, who helps her with outfits, as townfolk gawk through the store window eyeing a very pretty Ondine. Later, Circus wants to pick up Annie for local regatta festivities.
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Juan decides to go uptown and rescue her; a fellow ranch hand, Don Genaro, tags along. Juan and Don Genaro try to go by cart to Buenos Aires, but the vehicle gets stuck, so they take the train instead. Once in Buenos Aires, they ask for directions and end up chasing a fleeing streetcar that takes them all the way to Gran's mansion. Don Genaro gets in trouble for smoking in the streetcar, and decides not to be involved in María's rescue, preferring instead to go shopping for supplies.
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In 2011, Dvoskin co-wrote and co-produced the single "The Tough Go Shopping" for former Queer Eye for the Straight Guy star Carson Kressley. The single was released in conjunction with Kressley's reality television series Carson Nation on the Oprah Winfrey channel OWN. In 2011, Dvoskin’s song "Dancing Over The Edge" became the official charity song for "Artists Charity Night"—the biggest AIDS relief organization in Switzerland. The song was performed live from Zurich on Swiss television, with Dvoskin joining the gala finale performance with an array of music stars.
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Every episode features an "ambush" style confrontation and makeover of a woman, and sometimes a man, who has been nominated by their friends as particularly unfashionable. The subject has their current fashion sense evaluated. The presenters take particular regard to the participant's body-shape and self-image (with the help of a 360 degree mirror cabinet) and determine what will work best for them. The participant is then given £2000 to go shopping for a new wardrobe, which is supposed to be in accordance with the advice they have been given.
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The day before the movie aired, I could walk the streets without > being noticed, but that next day, I was literally swamped by five hundred > girls when I tried to go shopping for clothes. Suddenly, I was this teen > idol with a hit record from the film called "You Take My Breath Away", which > I recorded for Columbia in one take. When it was played back in the studio, > I said I needed to go to the bathroom. There, crying, I just knew I'd just > recorded a big, big hit record.
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As Susan and Carlos bond over their feelings of guilt at the murder of Gabrielle's stepfather, Mike begins to think that the two are having an affair, and Bree suspects that her detective boyfriend, Chuck, may secretly be investigating her. As her marriage continues to crumble, the tables are turned on Lynette when her usually relationship-challenged sister Lydia (guest star Sarah Paulson) comes to town and announces she's engaged. Meanwhile, after asking Renee to help his daughter, Jenny, go shopping for her first bra, Lee fears that the child is starting to bond more with Renee and becoming more distant from him.
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The Knickerbocker Trust Co., located at Fifth Avenue and 27th Street, the intersection where Arnold was last reported seen On the morning of December 12, 1910, Arnold informed her mother that she intended to go shopping for a dress to wear for her younger sister Marjorie's upcoming debutante party. Mary Francis offered to go with her daughter, but Dorothy declined the offer, telling her mother she would call her if she found a suitable dress. She then left the family home at around 11 a.m. According to the Arnold family, Dorothy had approximately $25–30 cash in her possession (approximately $ to $ today).
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Winner was Pho Nomenal Dumplings. _Speed Bump_ : On the second day, two of each truck's team members had to leave for 30 minutes to go shopping for new supplies, leaving one team member to run the food truck by themselves. Roadside Attractions (Week 5) The remaining teams convened at the Blue Whale of Catoosa and immediately got their unofficial Speed Bump and $500 to spend on it and their food. Midway into day 1, Tyler and a local classic car club member, Dick McGuire, went to the three attractions to admire the attractions and taste each dish.
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Chaos erupts and Miranda and her family go shopping for food, water, and supplies before the stores are emptied. Miranda's older brother Matt comes home from college. Living inland, they are safe from tsunamis, but as the summer goes on, another threat looms; the moon's shift causes magma to be forced up to the surface, resulting in many dormant volcanoes erupting, which cover the sky in ash, causing the temperature to drop dramatically (enough for frost to appear by mid-August and for 20-degree weather by October), making it impossible for food to grow. As things become harsher for the family, they start eating less to conserve food.
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Dorothy Harriet Camille Arnold (July 1, 1885Copy of original birth certificate – disappeared December 12, 1910) was an American socialite and heiress who disappeared under mysterious circumstances in New York City in December 1910. The daughter of Francis R. Arnold, a fine goods importer, Arnold was born and raised in Manhattan in an affluent family. After graduating from Bryn Mawr College, she returned to her family home at 108 East 79th Street and attempted to begin a career as a writer. On December 12, 1910, Arnold left to go shopping for a dress and was seen by a cashier as well as a friend on Fifth Avenue.
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Her concern turn out to be well founded (though she is not aware of it yet) since the Krath have sent word to the spaceport about the humans' presence. However, Temu Jin, after returning from the aborted "rescue mission", arranges things at the port so that he will receive any communiques from the Krath satraps to the Imperial Governor first and switches out the message about Roger's presence with a bogus message. As the days go by for Roger and his company in Kirsti, Cord and Pedi finally manage to go shopping for weapons and other items Pedi requires. Cord discovers that those other are clothes and cosmetics which make Pedi look entirely too attractive.
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Tracy unwillingly lets Jenna have it. Later, Jack tells Liz Lemon (Tina Fey) to go shopping for baby stuff with Avery Jessup (Elizabeth Banks), who has cleverly hidden her third-trimester pregnancy from her co-workers by wearing "fashionable" wizard cloaks. Jack goes on to tell her that Avery's dream career as the Financial reporter for NBC Nightly News would not be possible if they find out about the pregnancy, and that Carmen Chao (Vanessa Minnillo), an MSNBC reporter with an unknown ethnic background, is relentlessly trying to reveal Avery's secret pregnancy. Avery and Liz meet Carmen at the baby store where Liz defends Avery's secret pregnancy by saying that she is pregnant.
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Most importantly, she had a telephone installed for the family, so her parents no longer had to go to the pharmacy to talk to her while she was in Paris. Her one regret, was that she was unable to see her grandmother Germaine in the hospital before she died because of all the tour contracts. Mireille arrived in Paris with two dresses and a change of underwear, and Johnny set her up in style, sent for Mireille's two oldest sisters, and let them go shopping for a week. He then rented her a home and a maid in upscale Neuilly after she had won, and made sure she only had her singing to worry about.
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Instead, she wishes to have a good group of Canadian tourists whom seems to be more engaged in history and culture than wanting to go shopping for souvenirs and hang out at the beach. Maria disagrees with Georgia's assessment, informing her that they are more interested in Nico (Alistair McGowan), a rival male tour guide also working for Maria because he's engaging in tours. As Georgia's tour departs, her driver is injured in an accident and is replaced by another driver, Poupi (Alexis Georgoulis). In a clash of personalities and cultures, everything seems to go wrong and Georgia is on the verge of quitting as she can't connect with the group to get them to appreciate Greece and its culture.
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The Stooges are stage hands who also have small parts in the production of "The Bride Wore Spurs." They quickly get on the bad side of their producer, B. K. Doaks (Emil Sitka), who has had his last several plays panned by famous critic Nick Barker (Ned Glass) and wants to put on a good show with what he has. In order to prevent Barker from getting in to see the play, he commissions the boys to stop him from sneaking in, which they fail to do as a result of their confusing disguises (they end up attacking each other and B.K.). B.K. reprimands the Stooges and demands they get the props ready for the final act (a cake and a salad), but Moe is reminded that he forgot to go shopping for them.
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At first, Lisa does not want to go to the prom, but after Amber is able to get her the attention of Lisa's crush Nick Ramsey, Lisa agrees to skip school to go shopping for fashionable clothes and a makeover, during which she charms a "Zac Efron boy" at the store. The next day at school, Lisa starts turning the heads of her classmates, but due to Lisa still being nervous, Amber possesses her body to help show off some attitude and gain confidence. But their plan to run for prom queen gets complicated when Amber's former friend Carlita decides to run, and she is also dating Nick. When Carlita decides to throw a house party, Amber and Lisa decide to mess with Carlita's plan by changing the party's date and sending this change in an email from a school computer to everyone's phone at their high school.
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The Derry Journal has described partitionism as "a criticism of those in the south who pay lip-service to the ideal of Irish unity but who are smugly comfortable with the 26 county Republic". Likewise, in his book Luck and the Irish, R. F. Foster used the term partitionism to refer to what Bernard O'Donoghue described as "the tacit acceptance in the South of a border that worked to its economic advantage". In 2009, the Sinn Féin MLA Martin McGuinness used the term in denouncing the Lord Mayor of Dublin Eibhlin Byrne who had suggested it was "unpatriotic" for people from the Republic of Ireland to go shopping for cheaper prices in Northern Ireland. Commenting on McGuinness's remarks, Peter Robinson said: "For republicans, partitionism, I think, is defined as the practice of advocating the removal of the border but behaving in a manner which reinforces it".
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