Sentences with phrase «glados takes shots at me»

I've taken a shot at it, too.
«Not just for RBC, but for anybody who takes a shot at it.»
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink took a shot at cryptocurrency bitcoin on Friday, calling it an «index of money laundering.»
He's fond of taking shots at TMX Group when he can, but the pressure is on him to prove he can deliver when the company's Neo trading platform launches this month.
(Trump did take a shot at the news media, as did World Economic Founder Klaus Schwab, but that won't make headlines.)
He took another shot at Moscow in his parting remarks Tuesday.
We take shots at them when we're frustrated by the prismatic prison that is our busy calendar (I prefer to stamp meetings with fun and festive hues like «Time Suck» blue and «Where Did It All Go Wrong» red).
He was answering questions for developers at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference when one audience member took a shot at him:
Not only did he score just 11 points, including none in the fourth quarter, but things got worse after the game when he had a confrontation with a fan and took a shot at a Cleveland radio host for only asking questions after the Cavs lose.
He at one point seemed to a take a shot at Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump's statements that as president he would deport all undocumented immigrants.
After tweeting Friday that «trade wars are good, and easy to win» — a statement that flies in the face of both economics and history — he took a shot at European critics Saturday, saying: «If the E.U. wants to further increase their already massive tariffs and barriers on U.S. companies doing business there, we will simply apply a Tax on their Cars which freely pour into the U.S.»
Particularly over those who aren't taking any shots at all.
On Tuesday Buffalo Wild Wings released a presentation to shareholders that emphasized the firm's strength and took shots at recent criticisms flung at the casual dining chain by Marcato.
Oracle took another shot at Amazon's dominant cloud business, and claimed its own rival cloud is gaining share.
There is no guarantee of success, but when you don't take any shots at all, you're guaranteed to always fail.
The social - media network is once again taking a shot at Snapchat, this time with another stab at its struggling Slingshot app, the new and improved Slingshot 2.0 (free, available for iOS and Android).
Still, ETF buyers are willing to take a shot at the market, believing that in addition to the Fed staying dovish with rates the default level will remain low.
He took a shot at one of Amazon's database services, saying that it only works on Amazon's cloud service and that «if you try to run it on someplace else, it just doesn't work.»
The White House on Thursday took a shot at former administration official Omarosa Manigault after a reporter asked about her curious comments on an upcoming episode of the CBS show «Celebrity Big Brother.»
At the age of 40, after two failed, previous attempts, the Michigan - born engineer took another shot at building a powerful, but affordable and reliable, mass - produced car.
The Comey broadside came during a busy morning for Trump on Twitter, which also saw him take shots at OPEC for causing «artificially» high oil prices and House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi over taxes.
Apple may be a giant mockvertising target now, but back in the day it was the cool kid taking shots at the establishment.
He also took a shot at Democrats in that tweet, saying «had to waste money on Dem giveaways,» but didn't mention DACA.
Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina uses new Yelp review category to take shots at the TSA.
Comedian John Oliver takes a shot at non-fiduciary financial advisors and their spiraling 401 (k) fees on a recent segment of «Last Week Tonight.»
I took some shots at the community, and I understand that's not always the case.
Chandrasekaran joining Facebook comes as a bit of a surprise as he was said to be looking to take a shot at entrepreneurship after he quit Snapdeal.
Certainly, a new administration elected on a trade - skeptical message is entitled to take a shot at turning rhetoric into action.
Let me take a shot at this and see what you're willing to engage in.
It's official: Word Wrestling Entertainment, Inc. (NYSE: WWE) CEO Vince McMahon is taking another shot at what many consider the biggest flop of his business career — the XFL.
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Cook also took a shot at Facebook's reliance on advertisers and user data to make money, stating that Apple «could make a ton of money if we monetized our customer — if our customer was our product.
It's not unusual for mobile companies to take shots at the competition, but T - Mobile US Inc (NASDAQ: TMUS) CEO John Legere operates on his own level.
When Maclean's asked Kenney before the leadership vote about a carbon policy that these industry leaders may now view as something that must be replaced if it's repealed, he did something aspiring conservative premiers seldom do in Alberta: he took a shot at the corporate titans.
Frankly, I suspect I know more of your cults rituals than your entire family combined, but feel free to take a shot at explaining the phsics behind transubstantiation for me.
[Francis] took a shot at the media, saying newspapers had been «full of fantasies» about the trip, suggesting he was coming to «strip» the church — renouncing honorific titles, selling off properties, etc..
If it wanted to satirize itself, Ready Player One would have to take shots at itself, and it would have to do that by taking down the elitism that drives its own story.
Taking shots at Mother Teresa is really stupid.
He may want to take a shot at making a big difference, both in the lives he saves and the relationships he changes.
But you'll often hear Friends apply the terms «liberal Quaker,» «conservative Quaker,» and «pastoral / evangelical Quaker» to themselves or others, so let me take a shot at explaining those terms.
It just seems to me you are in a struggle to define yourself and taking shots at a bunch of straw men.
So how about, you take a shot at convincing me?
How you can twist that and take a shot at God over laws that added protection for slaves 3,400 years reveals your heart not Gods.
New heat was added to the question when Shai Linne released a track entitled «Random Thoughts 3,» which seemed to take shots at Lecrae and his label Reach Records.
The list of movies and TV shows that take shots at Christianity for the laughs is too long to try to list, which is what makes Black - ish so refreshing.
With the supremes taking a shot at birth control with an eye towards roe v. wade.
Now for you non believers who have decide to take a shot at me, let me make this plain for you.
One guy took a shot at me saying, «Kevin should know better, this is obviously just a cash grab for him.
I had few feelings, I saw a few things where people took shots at different individuals.
Haven't seen the series but will take a shot at your question.
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