Sentences with phrase «turns in the briefcase»
Turns in the briefcase, starts the cash in match.
https://www.sbnation.com/ Not exact matches
In any other year, this would have been a brilliant plan: Ellsworth and Carmella were heels, and having Carmella not care that she had the help of a man to win the briefcase is the kind of thing that would turn both fans and her fellow performers (in storyline) against her even morIn any other year, this would have been a brilliant plan: Ellsworth and Carmella were heels, and having Carmella not care that she had the help of a man to win the briefcase is the kind of thing that would turn both fans and her fellow performers (in storyline) against her even morin storyline) against her even more.
It began at WrestleMania 31, when Lesnar beat the absolute heck out of Reigns, but Roman refused to quit and even managed to bring things back to where it looked like he could win — until Seth Rollins interrupted, turned it into a triple threat for the WWE Championship using his Money in the Bank briefcase containing a guaranteed title shot, and won the title from Brock by pinning Reigns.
Ambrose still needs to get revenge on Rollins for turning on both him and Reigns, which broke up the Shield and strengthened the Authority, and he still occasionally remembers that Rollins stole the Money in the Bank briefcase (a free pass to fight a championship match that can be used at any time so long as a referee is available) from him by cheating back in June.
These will task you with doing things like collecting an out - of - the - way briefcase, taking out all of the enemies or finishing the level in a certain amount of turns or less.
You might have to snag a briefcase, for example, but that means you won't be able to complete the level in X amount of turns or less.
Though I first found the commercial and the firm through a link on The Briefcase blog, it turns out Miller and Divorce Deli / EZ have actually gotten a fair amount of blog coverage, including from LBW alum Carolyn Elefant, back in the day before Miller «agreed» to change his firm's name.