Sentences with phrase «actually lives up to its billing»

It seems no matter if it was Donald Williams or Kenny Williams, the recruited «shooters» took awhile to actually live up to the billing.

In the world of sports, it's often rare that a highly anticipated championship matchup between two heavyweight teams actually lives up to its billing.

If this all comes off for the final release in 2016 some time, Reagent Games might well have produced a current generation title that actually lives up to the billing.

Not exact matches

Whether the long - awaited California plan actually lives up to its advance billing — let alone improves the situation nationally — will become clear in the coming months.

Bill Galione: Yeah, so I actually had to talk to some UF law students once about that particular issue and I probably fielded that question because of my life's experience because I was up there with the five kids and all the law students want to know that's their question.

In case for some weird reason, you ended up in the middle of this episode and I've got Bill Galione from Gainesville, Florida on the line, and we've been talking about how his — your interest, Bill, I can talk to you like you're actually here how your personal interests in your life, sort of organically, but naturally — organically and naturally guided you toward going out on your own and building a child injury law in Gainesville, which sounds very interesting.