It's likely one you'll want to make again and again.
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"I made a mistake that I will never make again," he said.
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The result: easy, delicious go-tos that you can make again and again.
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The fact is, the point I was trying to make, I'd make again.
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The fact is, the point I was trying to make, I'd make again.
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I swear it was an honest mistake, and it's one I won't make again.
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This is definitely a trip I will make again this summer, going from Manhattan to Bard.
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Read on for what we liked, what we didn't, and which recipes we'd make again and again.
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Specifically there's a hefeweizen with blood orange and a kiwi witbier that I'd like to make again.
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It wouldn't be a record we could easily make again and again, because we really aren't like that.
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The roasted chickpeas alone are something I would make again as a snack or for part of another meal.
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In terms of taste, the crispy turnip cakes were delicious and the zaatar yogurt is something I'll definitely make again.
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On one occasion, Hicks forgot the portable steamer, which was "a mistake she would never make again" the book says.
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I believe that is possible with the kind of national effort that the British people have made before and will make again.
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A simple, spicy mixture of tomatoes, fresh basil, garlic, peppers, and olive oil, it's one you'll want to make again and again.
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"Smart people who can figure it out will make mistakes that smart people who've made those mistakes before won't make again," Osterwalder said.
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At the time, German officials urged the group not to push for fiscal relaxation of EU rules, a call the group could make again.
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Cook: Melissa Clark's roasted chicken thighs with winter squash is "a dish you'll make again and again, I bet," says Sam Sifton, our Food editor.
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I don't live my life with regrets, but that doesn't mean there aren't a handful of damaging decisions that — looking back now — I'd probably never make again.
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"We managed to keep all our people and just spread the money around a bit," Leno tells CNBC Make It. It's a decision Leno would make again.
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It would be a grave mistake for the STB to continue treating these belligerent shippers as legitimate complainants—a mistake the United States cannot afford to make again.
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GAZA (Reuters) - Only seven miles separate the elderly Palestinian couple's first home from what may be their last, but the short journey is one they may never make again.
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Each box was fairly easy to re-create with items found at my grocery store and wouldn't take long to make again using the recipe cards from the box.
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This was another delicious dish that was quick and simple to throw together and it ended up becoming a staple meal I'd make again and again after the challenge ended.
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I got ill at Christmas, and the doctor said I had to work fewer hours in the day so I wouldn't get into that exhausted state of watching everything I make again and again.
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These fleshy man-pieces go by the name of Dinild Trimp and run under the slogan "MAKE AGAIN make," though little other information can be gleaned from his (its?) Instagram, Tumblr, and Twitter accounts.
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While this dude clearly made a terrible mistake we can bet he will never make again, please take this as a lesson and remember there are plenty of safe male sex toys out there for purchase.
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"If they blow it all in the beginning of the month and they can't buy any new clothes for the rest of the month, well, that was a mistake that they probably won't make again," she says.
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"The point I try to make again and again and again is very simple: It is perfectly okay to think about mergers and it is perfectly okay to think about cross-border mergers, but mergers are not miracle weapons," Felix Hufeld, president of BaFin, the German financial regulator, told CNBC.
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Pocklington claims he has had only nice things to say about the couple, yet he has repeatedly defended the trade as being a sound business decision that he would not hesitate to make again. However, he would later admit the trade to be a difficult and regrettable decision, but nevertheless a vital transaction to keep the team financially afloat.
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70 The appearance is expressed geometrically in Michael Maier's Atalanta Fugiens. "Make of a man and woman a circle; then a quadrangle; out of this a triangle; make again a circle, and you will have the Stone of the Wise. Thus is made the stone, which thou canst not discover, unless you, through diligence, learn to understand this geometrical teaching."J.B. Craven.
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Illustration from the London, 1911 edition, by S. H. Sime The chief of the gods of Pegāna is Mana- Yood-Sushai, who created the other gods and then fell asleep; when he wakes, he "will make again new gods and other worlds, and will destroy the gods whom he hath made." Men may pray to "all the gods but one"; only the gods themselves may pray to Mana-Yood-Sushai.
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In 1963, Justin decided to bequeath the essential works of his collection to the Guggenheim. The size and quality of this gift was unparalleled by any that he had made or would make again. Because the terms called for the works to be permanently installed in a designated space so that they would be publicly accessible, the Guggenheim created the Thannhauser Wing in 1965. The museum space housing the Thannhauser collection has since been expanded and restored.
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Patschinski would describe his move to Ahlen as a mistake he "would never make again". During his spell at Ahlen the football magazine RUND discovered that Patschinski's grandparents were Polish and he would be eligible to play for Poland national football team. However, the interest cooled off as the Polish manager had already selected his team of the 2006 FIFA World Cup. Even though the PZPN president had signaled interest for matches after the World Cup, Patschinski did not hear anything from them again.
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In May 2014, emails written by Scudamore were leaked by a former temporary PA to the Sunday Mirror. Scudamore immediately apologised and said that the emails were "...an error of judgment that I will not make again", also saying that they were "private emails exchanged between colleagues and friends of many years". A Premier League source told The Mirror that "Richard realises his comments were inappropriate and wrong", and that his "commitment to the equality agenda and anti-discrimination is writ large". The emails were condemned by MPs Tracey Crouch and Gloria de Piero.
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Thomas is a young man who dreams of a career in music. Gilbert is the future father-in-law of Thomas, married to Suzanne for 30 years and father of Lola, the bride of Thomas. Tired of his life as a couple plan-plan, Gilbert decides one day to go to make again his life, pulling Thomas with him to avoid him to sink in the same routine. This new life of kids will allow them to live life in a new light, without the worries of everyday life, but also to create others.
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In her 1989 essay "On Mirrors, Mists and Murmurs: Toward an Asian American Thealogy", Rita Nakashima Brock defined thealogy as "the work of women reflecting on their experiences of and beliefs about divine reality". Also in 1989, Ursula King notes thealogy's growing usage as a fundamental departure from traditional male-oriented theology, characterized by its privileging of symbols over rational explanation. In 1993, Charlotte Caron's inclusive and clear definition of thealogy as "reflection on the divine in feminine and feminist terms" appeared in "To Make and Make Again". By this time, the concept had gained considerable status among Goddess adherents.
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Marks later called it a mistake that he would not make again, and when Brown included a scene in the following issue of the Ronald Reagan penishead vomiting Marks made no objection, and all future collections of Ed have the original uncensored panel. The censored portion of the panel was covered with a note delivered by a rabbit that Brown often used as a surrogate self; the message read: Brown has said that perhaps 100 to 200 readers sent requests for the uncensored panel. In stores, Yummy Fur was often wrapped in plastic with "adults only" labels on it. It is not known if Ed or Yummy Fur were banned from any stores, but Diamond, the largest American comics distributor, stopped carrying it for a time in 1988.
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