Sentences with phrase «dojo where»

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This is where the Dojo by Bullguard comes in.

Three or four nights a week, she leaves Kenney's office and heads to the Monster Factory in Paulsboro or the Ring of Honor Dojo in Bristol, where she The lovely Monster High ghouls want you to join their group of fierce fashionistas!

The game also features a series of dojos, special arenas where players battle waves of enemies in order to score studs and special characters.

Much like a standard Dojo, The Comprehension Dojo is a place where reading skills can be acquire...

Much like a standard Dojo, The Comprehension Dojo is a place where reading skills can be acquired, practised, and in time... mastered!

This video explains how it works: There are lots of things that I think are fantastic about Class Dojo including the engaging competitive side of the software where kids feel they have to compete to earn the points.

Starting May 15, T - Mobile will be handing out $ 4 tickets to see Deadpool 2 during opening weekend and if that's not enough, starting April 24, you can also win a Deadpool dream trip to New York where you'll get to check out one of the oldest dojos in the city, and see Deadpool 2 before it hits theaters!

Once I arrived I joined Dojo Coworking Space, where I have access to great wifi, coffee and cold water.

Battle Dojo is a local 1 vs. 1 mode, where one person uses the Gamepad, and the other uses the TV screen and a different controller, like the Wii U Pro Controller.

The Battle Dojo is Splatoon's local multiplayer experience that offers 1 - on - 1 battles where one player uses the gamepad and features slightly different win conditions.

I check the site every day, I really wish they'd have it more organized like the dojo, where they have different sections for items, stages, characters, and all, and have ``?»

There's a dojo in Santa Luchita where you can train in the arts of combo.

With over two decades of experience, DJ Bigface is also one of the creative forces behind DJ Dojo in Austin, where he's taught for over four years.

Dojo writes: «The show is about how the human emotions of love, attraction, repulsion and empathy exist against a modern digital backdrop, A.K.A. where talking electronic products predict what music we want to listen to on Sundays and do our weekly Tesco shop for us.»