Sentences with phrase «always cagey»
Amazon is always cagey about revealing the exact tech spec, so we're not entirely sure what chipset is driving the device, but what we do know is the Kindle Voyage is super quick - faster than any other existing model of Kindle, that's for sure.
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I always feel slightly uneasy when I KNOW there's going to be a cost somewhere, but they seem cagey about it.
It always happens... wait till the regular season though All in all a cagey diplomatic charade every one smiling through gritted teeth and positive up beat manager speak.
It could be a cagey game but as always a goal can change everything.
Kwak: I just don't think it's that ridiculous to sit Pogba in what will always have been a cagey first leg of a Champions League tie in a difficult stadium to get a result.
Amazon has always been super cagey about just how well its Kindle operation does — it never reveals sales figures for the e-book devices, or for how many actual e-books it sells.
Rakuten bought Kobo in late 2011, and while they've always been somewhat cagey about financial details they have in the past shared a few nuggets of info.
Physical copies have maintained their high price over the years and Nintendo has always been cagey about the series in America and Europe.
Leo Castelli was called generous, shrewd, tireless, mercurial, magical, and charmingly cagey; a constant whirlwind of invention; a man with Old World charm, courage, audacity, dedication; and always a gentleman «in a business where it is sometimes rather difficult to be anything of the sort.»
This, of itself, is not always easy, as many tenants may be cagey.