I tuck into my sleeping bag and fall fast asleep.
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It's the perfect thing to tuck into a boat cooler.
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This is something we're going to have tuck into for awhile.
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If that isn't enough, there's also a sequel to tuck into.
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All four of them tuck into pill-shaped body for easy storage.
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Tuck into the weird and warped lead track "Secret Bullshit" right now.
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The wings fold in and over and then tuck into a Z shape.
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A Marquis Hawkes album to tuck into today, and the Euros start on Friday.
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The French still tuck into more steak than any other European country, bar Denmark.
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Social media has been buzzing for weeks with those ready to tuck into American steak.
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Others grin as they tuck into a plate of lobster or a massive birthday cake.
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Its lightweight, compact size makes it easy to tuck into a bag or glove compartment.
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Passengers can tuck into katogo, a popular banana dish, served with a warm Ugandan welcome.
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Some things are much better to tuck into the folds of an otherwise longer column.
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Plus, they're worried about the mess that might ensue as light-night partygoers tuck into tacos.
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So if you're looking for the perfect playlist to tuck into bed with, look no further.
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"It was one of those small victories you could tuck into your back pocket," she said.
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As my friend and I tuck into our breakfasts, I scan the other faces in the canteen.
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"Say hello to the prettiest bedding you'll love to tuck into every night," Witherspoon writes on CrateandBarrel.com.
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Still, it means you shouldn't expect to tuck into Pokémon Quest for long stretches at a time.
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So you tuck into survival mode and see how else you can ride out the global turmoil.
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Trilobites You're camping in the woods, about to tuck into some salmon you've caught when a bear appears.
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That means no more long, hanging sheets that you have to tuck into the sides of your bed.
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And, he likes the stretchiness of the fabric, which makes the fitted sheet easy to tuck into the mattress.
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Karla, Lou, Richard and Therese will not be joining other parishioners to tuck into plates of turkey and pie.
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Tuck into some hearty melted raclette or pork and veal sausages and pretend you're in Piedmont while the winter lasts.
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Step 3: Cross them again, and tuck into the fabric by the nape of the neck for a headband silhouette.
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For many families, an 18.5 square foot playpen is much too large to tuck into a living room or kitchen.
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Ambition has nothing to do with the desire to tuck into a novel a survival guide for a beloved child.
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The chassis is 23mm shallower than last year's model, making it easier to tuck into your arm and carry around.
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For a quick teaser, why not tuck into this gorgeous edit of Love Club's sultry stomper "Hot Summer Nights," right now. .
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For example, Clinton's New Hampshire literature is a thin pamphlet, easy to tuck into a door with Clinton's face peaking out.
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Luckily there wasn't a vast amount of time to properly tuck into one of the narratives of doubt I'd started conjuring up.
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It can be dressed up with a tux or killer suit, or tuck into your favorite mom jeans and worn with sneakers.
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If there's one (small) good thing about Donald Trump's presidency, it's giving America's best comedians a smorgasbord of weirdness to tuck into.
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We were a full table that evening, passing acid-hued moss and tiny plastic creatures to tuck into our globe-shaped terrariums.
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Settle in, get cozy, and prepare to tuck into the big steaming bowl of comfort food that is Set It Up. Swoon.
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The fire was in Tsukiji's "outer" market - an area packed with informal restaurants where tourists can tuck into fresh seafood plates and sushi.
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She scours nearby (and farther off) nurseries for exotic-looking specimens to tuck into her lush designs, which also at times include fruits.
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The circuitry was connected by a wire to a battery-powered motor, which she would hold in her hand or tuck into the hat.
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The restaurant's Instagram account has amassed more than 47,000 followers and features a combination of food and people posing before they tuck into their meals.
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If that sounds up your street, why not tuck into the ten juiciest, thickest, deepest basslines in Jamaican musical history, handpicked by the boys themselves.
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Plenty of cheese and butter make this southern staple feel like a big, warming hug that you can tuck into for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
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But it was not to pore over scouting reports, watch extra video of opposing hitters or even to tuck into the big league food spread.
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The museum can accommodate 1,600 people in its beer hall, where visitors can also tuck into 'Jingisukan', a dish of local lamb grilled with vegetables.
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As they crack jokes and tuck into a sauce-drenched BBQ dish served on plastic plates, it's clear that the Saundersons are a tight-knit crew.
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"You appear to tuck into it and appear happy and smiling when you go to the bar to pay," he wrote, which isn't creepy at all.
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The engines were too big to tuck into their original spot underneath the wings, so engineers mounted them slightly forward, just in front of the wings.
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Every dinnertime, I sat back in my seat and watched everyone else tuck into their meals, content in the knowledge that I couldn't eat, so wouldn't eat.
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For three years, I didn't know if the child I was raising every day would be there at the end of the day to tuck into bed.
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We've all been there: You've just poured yourself a fresh mimosa and are waiting to tuck into some eggs Benedict when the table gets a little quiet.
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But that workout still required about 10 minutes or so of uninterrupted time, which, though truncated, might be difficult for some people to tuck into a workday.
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Jake Dickson now has an expanded kitchen and more seating to meet the demand from customers who could not wait to tuck into a roast beef sandwich.
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Stakeholders say they've heard that Republicans are considering significantly lowering the amount of money people can tuck into their traditional 401(k) plans on a pretax basis.
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Pull one up and tuck into Malabar Coast seafood dishes, like a Kerala-style squid roast and karimeen pollichathu (pearl spot fish prepared in a banana leaf).
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Now you get to tuck into an incredibly tasty interview with Gianfranco and Phil, while gawping at some absolutely fantastic photos taken at the restaurant over the years.
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There are cute things to tuck into school lunches (stuffed tofu pouches, rice balls) and family-pleasers (pork cutlets, stir-fried udon, teriyaki), sure, but it's still Ivan.
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I think that's gonna be a natural thing that these companies, not just the Mashable acquisition by Ziff Davis, but you'll see others that'll tuck into larger entities.
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It's worth noting that those gifs are only from the joint-smoking section; the grandmothers are subsequently presented bongs and hash cakes, both of which they gamely tuck into.
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For the afternoon energy crash, I normally fight off that feeling with caffeine or sugar; for the late one, I put up no fight and just tuck into bed.
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Rhode was one of 30 guests who paid 30 pounds to tuck into dishes such as pheasant and chicken pastilla and mince pie brownies in north London's upmarket Stoke Newington.
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Every time I tuck into a meal at my favorite fast food joint, the condescending little voice in my head says something about how my decision-making processes are impaired.
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You'll tuck into a full breakfast buffet and five-course farm-to-table dinner (wine is available but not included in the rate) served on an open air dining pavilion.
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To tide you over until they finally release some new music, why not sit back and tuck into this lovely short documentary about the lads and their wonderful way with .
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Tuck into an assortment of pastries and rolls served with butter and jam, or order a bowl of muesli topped with whipped cream (breakfast for two, about 210 Swiss francs).
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Settle in with a pint of the Village Idiot Brown Ale and tuck into seasonal offerings like the Barnsley lamb chop (£219) with white beans, heritage tomatoes and herb dressing.
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While sinking your teeth into a hot dog at the game is a tradition as old as the hills, Australians prefer to tuck into a meat pie while watching sport.
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The Momentum True Wireless have a USB-C-powered case, which is roughly double the size of the AirPods case, but still compact enough to tuck into a small pocket inconspicuously.
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Have you ever watched a band tuck into an extended jam on stage, one in which they communicate their musical intentions to each other with little more than glances or grins?
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There are few better places to tuck into a traditional Sunday roast then The Plough Inn at Ford, a child-friendly, 16th-century country pub that's also a bed-and-breakfast.
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After a date cancels on her, she shrugs it off and heads out on the town by herself; she's just about to tuck into a pizza when Schwarzenegger's Terminator shows up.
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Happy Thanksgiving everyone, Whether you&aposre about to carve up a turkey or tuck into a plant-based alternative of some kind, I wish you good cheer and season&aposs greetings.
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Sassy Kitty Cat-Themed Nail Files These matchbook-style sets of eight paw-shaped nail files are the perfect size to tuck into your purse or desk drawer for a nail emergency.
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Anyone who came out of "Arrival" with a hunger for more expansive, heart-rending science-fiction will tuck into "Your Name" as greedily as Mitsuha/Taki tucks into her/his delicious desserts.
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Grab yourself a big bag of sweet and salty, one of those MASSIVE cups of cola, and tuck into one of the most gorgeous videos you'll have seen in quite some time.
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They delivered food to shelters, community centers and other places where fire victims gathered on Thursday, to tuck into heaping plates of Thanksgiving classics and share stories of loss, luck and grit.
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The illustration depicts a scene likely to be reproduced around many dining tables this year: generations of a family sitting together as they tuck into a meal with wine glasses in hand.
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Before they leave, he rummages through an '80s costume designer's closet and pulls out ankle-length slacks and a Hawaiian-print button down shirt, which he proceeds to tuck into the aforementioned pants.
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This Lewis N. Clark Travel Umbrella is small and lightweight enough to tuck into a bag to protect you on days that rain, but not take up too much space on sunny days.
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Tuck into a window seat at the Campfire Adirondack Grill + Bar where David Pittman, the head chef, serves an array of hearty seasonal plates like venison chili with tomato ragout and cornbread ($9).
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But its scooped hem also makes it easy to tuck into pants better than other shirts, and the longer sleeves tend to be universally flattering — though a little longer than my usual choices.
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I am sure that sometime soon I will break and tuck into Google's Privacy Sandbox and Apple's Intelligent Tracking Prevention and Mozilla's defaults that deserve credit for kicking a lot of this off.
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And since you're in Kansas City, you might want to tuck into some world-class Kansas City barbecue, known for the thick, rich tomato sauce lathered on during and after the cooking process.
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We've decided to give you a free, exclusive scoop courtesy of this premiere, so why not tuck into "Berry" right now and let its dusty, clanking deep house juices run down your chin.
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Seamless (2005)Seamless is that one essential service for those lazy, rainy days when all you want to do is to tuck into an entire box of pizza and never leave your apartment again.
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WINDSOR, England (Reuters) - Guests of Prince Harry and his new wife Meghan were set to tuck into dishes including Scottish langoustines, grilled asparagus and rhubarb crumble tartlets at a lunchtime reception for the newlyweds.
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When you need to get up and go, the FODI folds away quickly and neatly into an ultra-thin sheet that you can tuck into your backpack or between the pages of a book.
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So, tuck into four hours of ecstatic, sweaty, closer than close house, and see what two of the scene's most respected selectors make of the state of dance music—and dancing itself—in 63.
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So our writers found the 10 best portable coffee makers you can pack in your suitcase or tuck into a corner of your desk, to make sure you are never without life's sweet elixir.
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If photographs used to be packaged only in a carefully digestible form, to peruse over breakfast or tuck into a briefcase, they now arrive in a streaming glut that can never fully be consumed.
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That makes it around the size of a rather long duffle, but it's still plenty small enough to tuck into the trunk of a car, or hide away in a condo closet or storage locker.
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Around 200,000 attendees—a mix of manufacturers, retailers, technology buyers, and regular tourists—flew in to Las Vegas to interact with robots, try a few virtual reality demos, or tuck into an Impossible Pork slider.
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In the middle of a tropical downpour the pair tuck into a no-frills restaurant in the outskirts of Hanoi for a bowl of Bun Cha — a Vietnamese pork and noodle dish — and a cold beer.
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While bootcut is flattering and I do own two pairs of that cut, it is not a good look with tennis shoes, and I like that I can roll up the hem or tuck into boots.
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The same little girl they used to tuck into bed at night, who loved to play with her Barbies and who would sneak extra biscuits from the biscuit tin when she thought there was nobody watching.
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I have my bell bottoms, I have my cut-offs that I tuck into my boots and I have black, dark blue washed, heavy washed and I have my light blue jeans and then I have white.
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REHOVOT, Israel (Reuters) - Diners in some upmarket restaurants will soon be able to tuck into laboratory-grown steak, thanks to an Israeli startup that seeks to tap into consumer concerns about health, the environment and animal welfare.
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Patrons sit in the repurposed old biscuit mill that was taken over by the chef Luke Dale-Roberts and, for 450 rand (plus 200 rand for unlimited Champagne), tuck into one of the city's most indulgent brunches.
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Better yet, get a ride to the old Eureka Casino and tuck into the pork belly benedict at Fat Choy, a locally beloved Asian diner that started as a bao shop inside a hair salon in 2011.
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As I tuck into a gooey, fragrant mouthful, I realise that for Juma, the dinner table is not just a place to eat, but somewhere to discuss his heritage, away from the polemics of a fractured Iraq.
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"A lot of women talk about how it's almost like the pump runs their life," says Naomi Kelman, founder and CEO of Willow, which developed a tube- and wire-free pump that women can tuck into their bras.
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The images are faded, much like the ones you find in a shoe box in your mother or grandmother's attic, with yellowing edges that tuck into the traditional stick-on photo corners meant for an album or scrapbook.
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Soon, those employees might see one of the many products in Tesla's pipeline — like the Model Y SUV, the pickup, the Semi truck, or the new Roadster — zip by as they tuck into an $8.75 "Puerto Vallarta" salad.
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She seems incapable of the cognitive dissonance that allows other people to lament what is happening to the climate one minute, then tuck into a steak, buy a car, or fly off for a weekend break the next.
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Whatever the weather on May 19, Britons are sure to tuck into a slice of cake either watching wall-to-wall royal coverage or, for those avoiding it, the small matter of the FA Cup final soccer match.
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In return, riders who tuck into the SR/S's "cockpit" should see up to a 13 percent gain in range — meaning you can theoretically squeeze an extra 26 miles out of the 200-mile version of the bike.
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And by whipping up some local grub that — depending on individual tastes — may actually be delicious, or else might require a certain amount of bravery to even tuck into, different regions are making their mark on the cooking map.
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REHOVOT, Israel, July 15 (Reuters) - Diners in some upmarket restaurants will soon be able to tuck into laboratory-grown steak, thanks to an Israeli startup that seeks to tap into consumer concerns about health, the environment and animal welfare.
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Urns in the shape of hearts, angels and butterflies, as well as teddy bears, mallard ducks and cowboy boots, carved images on caskets, "MemorySafe Drawers" that tuck into caskets to hold letters, photos and other mementos for the dead.
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The My Play Portable Playard weighs less than 14 pounds and collapses into a tube shape that's small enough to lean behind a door, tuck into any closet, slide under a bed, or toss in the trunk of a car.
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And when he made his play for solo stardom and artistic legitimacy earlier this decade, he did it the way a conscientious student would tuck into a mammoth pile of homework, work that culminated in a solid self-titled solo debut in 2014.
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At intimate tables of two or four, hungry guests tuck into what Goddard calls "speed" dinners, in which three courses are served within a 40-minute sitting, to allow guests to either stay on and party or head home for an early night.
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She said she usually packs hers with a combination of paper inserts and pockets to hold cards, receipts and any other scraps of paper she collects along the way, as well as a reliable pen she can tuck into the notebook's elastic band.
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For something a bit more subdued but still exhilarating, tuck into the four-person bobsleigh (winter or summer) with a trained professional who will navigate through 22010 turns and reach speeds of up to 22014-plus miles per hour and up to 21998Gs.
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HANOI (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un were supposed to tuck into a delicate meal of foie gras, snowfish and candied ginseng, prepared by North Korean and Western chefs, on the second day of their nuclear summit.
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Tuck into a mini skirt, slip on some tights (colored, patterned, or cut-out, it's up to you), add a leather jacket (bonus for some variety of detailing, like faux fur or studs), and suddenly that stuffy turtleneck looks, well, not so stuffy after all.
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In this outfit, a hybrid OTS-spaghetti-strap top — an evolution of the OG off-the-shoulder style that kick-started the unique shirting wave we're still riding today — is taken down a notch with a loose tuck into a pair of relaxed flares.
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As Chinese consumers tuck into cured pork and stews for the holidays - starting in late January this year - farmers will have to soak up profit margins that have halved in six months during a buying spree that accounts for a quarter of annual pork consumption.
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For about 2109 euros, diners can tuck into a Wohlfühlfrühstück, a vast breakfast spread that includes coffee or tea, freshly squeezed juice, various breads, eggs, house-made marmalade and a number of different meats like Truthahnsalami (turkey salami) and luftgetrockneter Schinken (air-dried ham).
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Given the state of the world at the moment, it's probably fair to guess that many of us have been spending a lot of time watching movies and TV lately, whether it's rewatching your favorites or trying those you didn't have time to tuck into before.
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In the market, you're better off with a zip-top tote; on the trail, you might prefer a backpack; on a walk through the museum, the best bag may be one that you can tuck into a pocket and forget about (most museums in Auckland make you check backpacks).
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This "dark carbon," so named because it is produced in the absence of light, then makes its way up the food chain, from clams, to lobsters and then to predators like sharks, turtles and you and me as we tuck into our lobster dinner on a Saturday night.
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At the reception (designed by Rayna Hess at Eventfully Yours), the newlyweds — who wrote and starred together in their holiday movie A Christmas Movie Christmas earlier this year — will tuck into dishes prepared by local vendor Elegant Occasions and cut into a strawberry chiffon wedding cake by Pegah Couture Treats.
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Though stylists have long used the brand's seamless briefs and undies to layer underneath sheer dresses on the red carpet and picked the brand's super-soft bodysuits to tuck into jeans, this is the first appearance of the brand's slimming control-top, mid-thigh shaping shorts on a street-strutting celebrity.
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Caitlin Doughty, a mortician, death rights activist and author of "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes: And Other Lessons From the Crematory," invites families to come to her Los Angeles funeral home and dress the unembalmed bodies, write notes to tuck into their caskets, place flowers around them, clip locks of hair.
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With the compact, plucky LifeTek FX1 Windproof Travel Umbrella, you can bring along your personal rain shelter everywhere you go, even when rain is only a slight possibility, because at just 11.5 inches when collapsed and 15 ounces in weight, this umbrella will tuck into just about any backpack, handbag, or briefcase.
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Depending what you're in the mood for, guests could tuck into British-inspired sharing plates at Pennyworth's (named after Bruce Wayne's unconditionally loyal butler, Alfred), knock back a potentially lethal cocktail in The Penguin's opulent Art Deco Iceberg Lounge, and pick from a menu of international cuisine while watching live entertainment each night.
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In my limited time with the 11-inch iPad Pro, it didn't seem to falsely detect my hands when I gripped the sides, but I'll be curious to see how well it handles finger slips and accidental inputs when it's midnight, and I'm just trying to tuck into bed and read a book on it.
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Bend is a long way from the Caribbean, but if you travel a mile west of the Old Mill District to Cuban Kitchen, you can play dominoes and tuck into down home Latin delights like thin cut palomilla steak or puerco asado ($12 and $1593 with two sides; children's meals are $7), lovingly made by the Aguilar family.
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What to look for in the perfect white tee: Good collar (not too tight around the neck, definitely not a scoop); not too short—a good white tee has to tuck into your pants comfortably; good sleeve length (a perfect white tee has to hit the middle of your bicep); 100% cotton; no logo; affordable enough to replace annually.
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