Bearded guys aside, we only have to shave our faces once a day or every other day and that pretty much takes care of it. |
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She has a fulltime job this year, but she trains once a day and twice every other day. |
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It's like having my own brief personal horoscope appearing almost every other day for all to see. |
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The station has a large dock, at which the heritage steamship Lady Rose moors when bringing passengers and mail to Bamfield every other day. |
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If bathing every day is traumatic, switch to every other day, with sponge baths on alternate days. |
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The grass should be cut often and the dead foliage taken away every other day. |
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That's why we brighten up our manicures every other day with a fresh coat of this miraculous stuff. |
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In 2002 our intensive care unit cared for 183 unconscious patients with multiple injuries and experienced this clinical dilemma every other day. |
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Schaffer had Murray hit left-handed every other day before home games for about three weeks. |
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They are tracked with radio telemetry equipment every other day to record movements. |
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Analog closed circuit television systems require that video tapes be changed daily or at least every other day. |
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The survey also revealed that one in six parents of babies or toddlers lose their temper with their child every other day. |
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The fruit trees began to blossom in March, I think it was, and there were new flowers every day or every other day. |
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And use a quick-dry topcoat every other day to prolong the life of your polish. |
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A range of software, shareware and applications emerge nearly every other day from different corners of the Tamil speaking world. |
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If that becomes too time consuming we may cut that back to every other day or simply limit the number of granita drinks on the list. |
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Nearly every other day at school, I wore combat boots, cook pants, a white shirt, suspenders, and a bowler. |
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Mussels were kept in dechlorinated water and fed every other day with cultured green algae. |
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At present I do ten press-ups every other day, and jog round the block twice a week. |
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He proved clever with traps and caught a hare or two every other day, the basis of a flavorsome if somewhat monotonous stew. |
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Peas, brassicas, cucumbers and summer squash should be harvested every other day, not every third. |
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Honestly, nothing but a group of old, stuffy men gathering to talk about things they talk about every other day of the year. |
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We explored the mountains on a circular tour, walking every other day to a new camp. |
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You see, cheerleading here is a year round sport with practices almost every other day, sometimes more. |
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The day of our final began like every other day in Greece, cloudless, breezy and hot. |
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I had a sad moment when I saw someone I know who is very poorly and having dialysis every other day. |
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Manuel: Guys, I just want us to change our lifestyle, our health depends on the small decisions we make every other day. |
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The fish need to be changed every other day because yellowjackets prefer unspoiled meat. |
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Since 1983, every other day both parties have blamed each other for abrogating the pact or not sticking to whatever they came up with. |
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Even our use of water is now problematised, with various charities telling us to measure our 'water footprint' and only to shower every other day. |
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Change the bandage every other day after day 3 or 4. Apply a product with copper sulphate when you begin to see granulated proud flesh appearing. |
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In the children with kidney or liver problems daily dose is 1 teaspoonful every other day. |
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The tip height above the soil surface of elongating leaves, number of leaves on the main tiller and number of tillers per plant were observed every other day. |
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During those three months, his only meal was a piece of bread or a ladle of soup every other day. |
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Carpet in high traffic areas is shampooed every other day and on an as-needed basis. |
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She now gives her daughter, 5, half a capful every other day, and wants to stop using it. |
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The novena consists in a nine-day water treatment, without additives, and changing all or part of the water every other day. |
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For example, the quality of your lawn will improve if it is mown every other day instead of 12 hours each day. |
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Exmoor Jersey Blue is left to mature for three to six weeks and turned every other day. |
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But in dairy, where the milk goes out everyday or every other day, there's a steady supply of committed production. |
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To even imply that is to insult the mind-set and values of those faceless multitudes who flock to the cinema halls every other day and make or mar the fortunes of many a film. |
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Eating out every other day or habits like chewing betel leaves, tobacco, taking snuff, smoking, and drinking take their toll on one's health and voice. |
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He may be busy, and can only manage one call a week, or he may really need support and want you to call every other day. |
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Half a unit every other day can reduce the risk of a heart attack by a third. |
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Like every other day, many people are already waiting in front of the medical centre supported by CAM, mainly mothers with their feverish child. |
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My boyfriend gives me the needle every other day and I absolutely hate it every time. |
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In most cases, one drink of alcohol every other day is enough to obtain these benefits. |
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Now three of my girls are in school full days but our youngest is still in every other day. |
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Just getting out and doing something at least every other day increases your chances of being at the recommended weight for your height. |
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During the dry months, the river is often so low that many communities have running water for only thirty minutes every other day. |
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The emphasis on White Sunday is not in any way saying that children are not being cared for and are not given the best every other day. |
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Thereafter, it will meet every other day from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. throughout the session. |
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The recommended dose is 8 mg to 12 mg, based on body weight, given every other day as needed. |
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They used to advocate fitness for optimal heart health, achieved by performing aerobic activity every other day for a minimum of 20 minutes at a moderate intensity or greater. |
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Marbury talks with Chandler every other day. |
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We change the lodges each or every other day and the lodge is our basis. |
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The tracks develop cracks every other day. |
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Scrub hands every other day for a couple minutes using an alpha-hydroxy acid product. |
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Mr. Speaker, the member for Mississauga South cannot be taken seriously, since he is on his feet every other day claiming that his privileges have been breached. |
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We use a rice cooker almost every other day. |
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Between the ages of 20 and 60, people learn some 6,000 more lemmas, or one every other day. |
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On dry soils the young plants require watering every other day during the dry season for the first three years. |
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They are then separated and remated every other day until one or the other refuses the mating. |
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Although I work from home, I visit the office for a meeting every other day. |
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I can tell you that in my daily practice in Victoria I encounter over-stimulated, hypertensive, tachycardic, agitated, psychotic individuals probably every other day. |
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There's an epidemy of weblogs based on dyndns.org these days, and it seems that, as long as I don't restart Mozilla, it doesn't check the DNS again, so those blogs only work every other day. |
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She had to walk for an hour to get to and from school, but when she got home there always was something good to eat, and she would take a nap before helping with the house chores and, every other day, washing her uniform. |
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And that meant the moments when I was really up against the wall, when I felt like I was running on empty, weren't happening once a month but every other day. |
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But if different people have different styles every other day of the year, why should everyone wear the same black tux and white dress on prom night? |
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