Tor: It sounds cheesier when we explain it in English.
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It was — a cheesier kind of person might say — love at first swipe.
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That's a number I'm much more apt to keep track of because I'm way cheesier.
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There's no need for extra ingredients or even much effort to make grilled cheese, well, cheesier.
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A few of us found ourselves wishing that the cheese in the shell was even cheesier.
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It was cheesier and bacon-ier without sacrificing the sacred union of sour cream and potato.
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Reporter's notebook And just when you thought made-for-TV Christmas movies couldn't get any cheesier.
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Maybe the key to your special someone's heart is to make your gift a little cheesier…literally.
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Unlike the classic Nacho Cheesier eating experience, it looks like your smartphone is safe from Technicolor flavor dust.
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"Every year a little bit cheesier, sweeter, cracklier, never banal but smooth as always," Frahm says about his annual mix.
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As I said yesterday, don't confuse it with the cheaper or cheesier endless runners you might see on the app store.
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The production and lyrics may be even cheesier two decades later, but who doesn't rock their body when this comes on?
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While Brie-Oncé is a pretty good name for a piece of art, hopefully the new celebrity statues will be even cheesier.
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And just when you thought made-for-TV Christmas movies couldn't get any cheesier, Hallmark and Lifetime added Hanukkah to the mix.
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Except when it's been specifically processed to counteract this (and can we really call those slices "cheese," anyway?), cheese is continually becoming cheesier.
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Add cheese to the OUTSIDE of the bread for a food hack that delivers a slightly crispy, even cheesier sandwich to swoon over.
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His version calls for thick-cut country loaf–traditionalists be damned–and is even cheesier and more decadent than one you'd find in Paris.
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There might be some truth to Hiddleswift, with Swift and Hiddleston finding a connection in their unabashedly dorky dancing and appreciation for the cheesier things in life.
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This included the spot-on music choices, from soulful Jonathan's mixtapes, featuring Joy Division and the Clash, to the cheesier Corey Hart preferred by the privileged kids.
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A cheesier show would have shown us flashbacks to her running around those same spaces, but the writers apparently trust us to understand her powerful feelings of nostalgia.
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I wake halfway through the flight home sometime after 10PM to see him, bottle of Patron in hand, spurring everyone on to tell their jokes – the cheesier the better.
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Stars such as Camila Mendes, Kara Del Toro, and Yovanna Ventura have left their problems behind and are focusing on something a little cheesier today ... 'Cause there's nothing better than a little distraction.
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Perhaps my most shameful assumption was in expecting Jillette, who has built a career at high volume and higher dudgeon, to be a merciless and brutal judge, especially of acts that veer into magic's cheesier precincts.
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Echo owners have recently noticed that if you ask Alexa to sing, she'll serenade you with an extremely cheesy country tune that starts with the lyrics, "When my WiFi left me..." There's just nothing cheesier than tech.
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Upon watching Raven's completely over-the-top grand exit from the Fantasy Suite (wow — the more I type that name the cheesier it reads), one can't help but wonder if that's really how women leave a successful night of intimacy.
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Allison Shoemaker, Consequence of Sound The pacing feels incredibly rushed at the beginning and we don't get a great sense of any of our new characters ... There's also an emphasis on cheesier and hokier moments that, especially following BvS, don't gel all that well.
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Why we loved it: Based on the hit book by Nick Hornby, and following a High Grant-led movie by the same name, this network sitcom was a cheesier approach to the well-known premise — while pulling at the heartstrings and making us laugh.
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If there's a cheesier instrument available for use in a pop song, the industry hasn't discovered it; all feelgood and vaguely tropical, it seems to glow, a cascading waterfall of bright synthesizer light reflecting against the face of the ocean, the kind of addictive sound effect you just have to hear again and again.
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This flavor introduced the familiar Cheetos flavor cheese on the typical Doritos tortilla chip. In 1997, Spicy Nacho was introduced. For a brief period in 2004, Doritos introduced new shape and form called "Rollitos", which were corn chips shaped into small tubes, like a regular triangular Dorito was "rolled" up. Rollitos flavors included Nacho Cheesier, Zesty Taco, Cooler Ranch and Queso Picante.
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To date, "Beat Again" has garnered mixed to positive reviews from music critics. Giving the single three stars, Alex Fletcher of Digital Spy noted that JLS "have at least broken with X Factor convention on their debut single". Fletcher also drew positive comparisons to work by American R&B; artist Ne-Yo. However, the reviewer went on to say the single is "cheesier than a Jennifer Aniston rom- com".
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Cream can be skimmed from whey. Whey cream is saltier, tangier, and "cheesier" than ("sweet") cream skimmed from milk, and can be used to make whey butter. Due to the low fat content of whey the yield is not high, with typically two to five parts of butter manufactured from the whey of 1,000 parts milk. Whey cream and butter are suitable for making butter-flavoured food, as they have a stronger flavour of their own.
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The level of cheese here is 11/10; it's definitely cheesier than your average funky house number." In Australia, Sunset Strippers' and Cabin Crew's singles almost simultaneously entered the ARIA Singles charts in March. "Star2Fall" peaked at No. 4 on the ARIA Club Tracks and reached the top 30 on its mainstream singles chart. Tara Thomas of Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA), explained how, "both [groups] sampled the same original song at the same time, despite being on opposite sides of the world.
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Authors such as Maria Teresa Cruz San Diego, who used the pen names Maia Jose and Tisha Nicole, ventured into the fantasy romance genre, and into topics that are related to politics, ecology, gender issues, prostitution, mail-order bride syndicates, white slavery, non- governmental organizations, and breastfeeding programs.Yap, Aby. Sweeter Than Bukayo, Cheesier Than Keso, Lifestyle, Planet Philippines, 14 September 2010. Apart from writing about ideal lovers (men and women) and ideal situations, other novelists wrote about true-to-life settings, or at least based the stories from personal experiences.
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"Variety review In The Guardian, Peter Bradshaw called it "a gallant, ghastly fantasy" and added, "half a pound of Roquefort left overnight in a glove compartment could not be cheesier. It's a camp extravaganza of such exquisite awfulness, such unembarrassable silliness, that you watch it hypnotised."The Guardian review Mark Kermode of The Observer said it was "directed by Zeffirelli like a man still living in the Seventies, replete with ostentatious zooms and unfashionably smouldering close-ups."The Observer review Mick LaSalle of the San Francisco Chronicle enthused, "For Callas lovers, it doesn't get much better than this.
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And the chorus is laughably unsexy: 'I want to be your favorite song/You can turn it up, play me all night long'." Another negative review came from Sputnikmusic, who wrote that "Caillat concocts what is quite possibly her cheesiest chorus yet, and it probably goes without saying that Common sounds sorely out of place. It is actually kind of reminiscent of those old-school Radio Disney songs that would mimic the melody of some major hit, make it a thousand times cheesier, and then have a rapper enter midway through to appeal to the “new, hip generation.” Needless to say, Colbie’s hip-hop experiment ends in futility.
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Renaissance at The Cross in 1998, looking into the main arch from the terrace The Cross was known for long-running promoter residencies, such as Glitterati, the Italian-themed Vertigo and progressive house superclub Renaissance. DJs such as Danny Rampling, Dave Seaman, Ian Ossia, Nigel Dawson and Judge Jules became established residents and names such as Paul van Dyk and BT (musician) appeared before they became major stars in their own right. The club's bar-counters were made of steel and frosted glass and the outside terrace area had cobble-stones, couches and day-beds covered in velvet. Club- goers were equally well-dressed, representing a significant break from the cheesier clubs common in London in the early 1990s.
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This isn't necessarily a dealbreaker." Benjamin Boles of Now stated that "the novelty disco elements are balanced by enough rock-solid grooves that the cheesier moments don't stink up the whole thing." The Guardians Lanre Bakare observed that "there are more sophisticated elements at play" on the album, but felt that "[t]he comedy lyrics and tongue-in-cheek delivery mask the fact that behind the japes there are some brilliant songwriting chops." In a negative review, Leonie Cooper of NME found the album to be "so dripping with awkward, wink-wink irony that it's utterly impossible to appreciate the Hall & Oates style synth pop that underpins the yacht rocking groove of 'Old 45s'", and concluded, "Even a run of solid guest stars [...] can't pump any passion into this flaccid cringe-fest.
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Robert Copsey from Digital Spy awarded it 4 stars and said that: "Thankfully, there's no need for us to be knocking down the doors at Sats HQ, for the track itself offers a full and feasible explanation. "I haven't been messing around / I wouldn't ever go out / And do the things that you don't want me to do," the lads insist here, while producers Dallas Austin and Jason Perry push the buttons marked "anthemic", "pop-rock" and "boyband ballad". It's nothing we haven't heard before, but when the pieces are put together this well, it's all pretty impossible to resist – the track that is". The Entertainment-Focus review, said that: "Across the record the band takes in R&B;/pop lite on That's The Truth".McFly – Above the Noise – Review E-Focus Retrieved 3 February 2011 Jack Foley from Indie Rock thought that:"That’s The Truth is another of the album’s cheesier moments, when the pop tendencies once again take over in a Take That kind of way, but the chorus is suitably emphatic and satisfying".
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