Sentences with phrase «jewels in your crown in»

The real jewel in the crown in Obliteracers is it's multiplayer, it is definitely geared more to be a party game than a racing game with the full pack of racers being followed at one time, this gives it an arena feel rather than an actual straight up racing game, you still have to try and lead the pack (at times) although that's only to knock other racers out as the main aim is to destroy your enemy, within multiplayer you can customize your game to suit your preferences from turning certain or all weapons off, reversed controls, ice skating which is an extremely slippery track speed boosts etc etc, i'd liked to have listed them all in this review but with so many you'll have to take a look yourself.

The jewel in the crown in that regard is our Sheltered Housing Village, Monastery Close, in Thurles.

Jewels in your crown in the heavenly realm for sure.»

Not exact matches

Before Bentley's Corner Barkery (now rebranded as Bentley's Pet Stuff) became a crown jewel in Marcus Lemonis» small business empire, embattled owner Lisa Senafe, along with her husband, Giovanni, appealed to The Profit for help.

And you know what the jewel of the crown is in their vault?

But the crown jewel of WeWork's portfolio is the company's own headquarters in New York's Chelsea neighborhood.

Yahoo's information security team learned just days after the December 2014 breach that Russian hackers had stolen the company's «crown jewels,» including email addresses, encrypted passwords and security questions, the SEC said in a statement.

The takeover, valued at $ 8 billion including debt, has been broadly welcomed in a sport featuring famous car brands such as Ferrari, McLaren and world champions Mercedes, and which has the Monaco Grand Prix as its jewel in the crown.

«It's virtually impossible to protect everything,» says Mallory, but every company has crown jewels essential to its operation — safety systems, if you're in mining, or e-commerce data for a retailer.

Berlin is battling hard with London for fintech dominance, and Kreditech is the jewel in its crown.

There's no question that one of the jewels in the somewhat faded Tribune crown is the LA Times, which generates an estimated 40 % of the parent company's revenue and is likely a key factor in attracting Gannet's interest.

At a royal event, when the Queen is wearing all of her jewels and her crown, all of the women in the family that are married are allowed to wear their tiaras as well.

Another added: «This is a jewel in our crown and an important industry to agriculture.»

To stay afloat, Toshiba says it may have to sell a majority stake in its last remaining crown jewel: its flash - memory business.

The terms of his exit barred Cohl from competing against Live Nation in concert promotion, but he bought an exemption letting him work with a few artists — including the Rolling Stones, the deal's «crown jewel.»

The model has donned a crown for the company before: Just five months earlier, she was spotted sporting an elegant jewel - encrusted topper as she walked in its secret show.

Google Cloud — a major rival for AWS, the jewel in Amazon's crown — is likely to experience similar growth, according to Sebastian.

The crown jewel of the park may very well be the «Avatar Flight of Passage,» a simulation in which participants fly on the back of a mountain banshee in 3 - D.

According to Sutter, Dell assured the team that VMware is both a jewel in EMC's crown and a valuable asset in the impending purchase.

«It is the jewel in Catalonia's crown and the popularity outside of the region comes in global recognition.

VMware, long seen as the crown jewel in majority - owner EMC's (emc) portfolio (the data storage maker acquired the virtualization company in 2004 and then spun it out in an IPO in 2007), is facing uncertainty.

«The FBI is one of our nation's most cherished and respected institutions, and today will mark a new beginning for our crown jewel of law enforcement,» Trump said in a statement issued by the White House.

The stock surged 30 percent on Nov. 19, when it announced the discovery of the diamond, second in size only to the Cullinan diamond cut into the Great Star of Africa gem in the British Crown jewels.

The complaint, brought by Deason's lawyers at King and Spalding, alleges that the Fuji - Xerox joint venture contains a «crown jewel lock - up right that allows Fuji to control Xerox's intellectual property and manufacturing rights in the $ 36 billion Asia - Pacific market in the event Xerox were to sell to another suitor.»

It was cut to form the Great Star of Africa and the Lesser Star of Africa, which are set in the Crown Jewels of Britain.

The Queen City is the crown jewel in Gov. Andrew Cuomo's multibillion - dollar business - development strategy to revitalize economically depressed Upstate New York by turning it into a 21st - century manufacturing powerhouse.

Toward this end, Saudi Arabia plans to privatize a part of the country's crown jewel, Saudi Aramco, the largest energy company in the world by far.

Outfitting its biggest supertanker to measure the ocean's absorption of carbon dioxide was a crown jewel in Exxon's research program.

«Virtual currency is easier to trace, allowing the central bank to monitor its velocity and the whereabouts of the money and improve its monetary policies accordingly,» added Qian, calling digital legal tender the «jewel in [the] crown of FinTech.»

A 1,111 carat gem - quality diamond, second in size only to the Cullinan diamond cut into the British Crown jewels, has been unearthed by Lucara Diamond Corp. in Botswana.

The crown jewel of salt - to - software conglomerate Tata Group clocked this number in morning trade on Monday.

Believe it or not, Hungary's economy could be the crown jewel among CEE nations in 2018.

A third co-founder of Palantir, Stephen Cohen» 05, is also a former Review editor - in - chief, meaning that three out of the five founders of one of Silicon Valley's crown jewels ran the same student newspaper.

Saudi Arabia is getting ready to list 5 percent of its crown jewel — state oil firm Aramco — in what could be the biggest IPO ever.

Today's April Payrolls is the crown jewel of this month's data, and the below - consensus reading at 160,000 vs. 200,000 survey spurred an immediate rally in front - end and belly of the Treasury curve.

Meanwhile, Kushner also has a relationship with HBJ, who was reportedly considering a $ 500 million investment in 666 Fifth Avenue, the struggling crown jewel of the Kushner family real estate portfolio.

Yahoo owns real estate that Starboard had appraised for a value of $ 1.5 billion (the crown jewel is a nearly 1 million square foot campus in Silicon Valley).

LATIN AMERICA by Antonio Guerrero REGIONAL WINNER: Banco Santander Brazil continues to shine as the jewel in Santander's crown, helping the Spanish bank consolidate its position as Latin America's premier financial group.

The East India Company then gave way to the direct exercise of control by the British Parliament, and India became the brightest jewel in the British crown.

So sad to think your city once shone like a jewel in democracy's crown

Professor Anthony Esolen is a bright jewel in the crown of Catholic higher education in the United States, a scholar whose brilliant translation of, and commentary on, Dante's Divine Comedy is appreciated far beyond the boundaries of Catholic literary and intellectual life.

A jewel beyond compare crowns the making of man: the Incarnation of God as the Christ, the Holy One who is the summit of the Unity - Law in person, in the continuity of one unbroken, coherent economy of creation.

We used a similar concept to explain it to our kids: entry to heaven is free, if you do something God wants you to do, and no person says thank you, then God says thank you, and there's another jewel in the crown that you get to give to Jesus once you're in heaven (the crowns we throw down before the throne).

This is all a profound mystery but this line of thought helps many to deepen their understanding of the jewel in the crown of the Catholic Church.

In the early 1960s Hamilton was a jewel in the crown of up - and - coming American theologians; the most promising part of a traditional academic theological career was ahead of hiIn the early 1960s Hamilton was a jewel in the crown of up - and - coming American theologians; the most promising part of a traditional academic theological career was ahead of hiin the crown of up - and - coming American theologians; the most promising part of a traditional academic theological career was ahead of him.

I allude, of course, to the jewel in his crown, The Hermeneutic of Continuity, one of the most successful blogs in the Catholic world, which recently celebrated (by means of a High Mass in the Extraordinary Rite) its millionth hit.

Administrators and students alike value Stanford's chef - centric, cutting - edge program and see it as a crown jewel in the elite university's diverse package of amenities.

For entrees, notable dishes include the Ma Mignon, which has been prepared with the same recipe since 1975; green prawns, which are also immortalized in a portrait by Keith Haring; the MR CHOW noodles; and China's crown jewel, Beijing Duck, which is roasted to order and carved tableside.

This resulted in massive losses and damaged the jewel in its crown — its supermarket business.

13 units The big city crown jewel in the DFRG portfolio, Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steak House boasts an average check of $ 115 and a loyal following in the cities it serves.