Sentences with phrase «back sort of guy»

Not exact matches

«He's more mature, seasoned, a sort of a «come - back» guy after seeing hell,» said Kunihiko Miyake, a former diplomat who has known Abe for years.

What's bad form is taking the most extreme quotes from a guy, ripping them out of any sort of context, and then using them to back your point.

Looking back now, I sort of feel bad for the guy who wrote this post.

If he were reincarnated in the 21st century, he'd probably come back as a rapacious businessman, bent on global market conquest — the sort of guy who barbecues his competitors but ultimately ends up in the hot pot himself.

These guys are back to back Volleyball Tourney Champs and I think they would unanimously be called the best softball team in the League if there were a poll for that sort of thing.

Hope Randle either: (a) doesn't get wind of that post; or (b) if he does, is the kind of guy who lets that sort of stuff roll off his back or enjoys good trash talk, even at his own expense.

Not only will she have to find a way to keep the poop off of her, she'll need to find a way to get that diaper off safely, so that poop doesn't fling everywhere, then she'll need to wipe down baby's back the best she can and throw that little guy in the tub, because that sort of stench is something only bubbles and suds can fix!

That struck me as somewhat unhelpful, and after doing some research and realizing the guy has like 8 or 9 kids and has veered from being a sort of convservative roman catholic to being an evangelical christian and back to the catholic church... well, I think you have to take that into account when you read his stuff.

Of course, you may have tried this and it may not have worked; in that case I'm useless to you, since I'm just a guy that has read the books and some of the research, but my interest is far from professional and neither is it backed by any sort of academic degree in the fielOf course, you may have tried this and it may not have worked; in that case I'm useless to you, since I'm just a guy that has read the books and some of the research, but my interest is far from professional and neither is it backed by any sort of academic degree in the fielof the research, but my interest is far from professional and neither is it backed by any sort of academic degree in the fielof academic degree in the field.

It honestly just felt like a group of guys got together and threw all their favorite action movies into a pot and created an amazing looking incoherent film before coming back around and adding a story to it to try and make everything have some sort of meaning.

It's sort of like a dream, isn't it, for Grandma to get the chance to shoot an Asian guy out of her crap shop and back into the Old West?

Instead, they have their own values explained back to them (and improved) by a guy in (sort - of) drag, but just in Che's undisguisedly masculine persona.

As you can see from this clip, the bad guys target Paris with some sort of metal - eating weapon, and the good guys fight back with super-duper «accelerator suits» to enhance their natural abilities.

Ubisoft has to have found some sort of magic bean or made a dark pact with shadowy figures, because they've made a little guy I couldn't care less about a few years back into a unparalleled 2D platform gaming legend.

This guy in a wetsuit was sort of baling water on to its back by hand and digging out a hole for it on the ocean side.

Not the bouncy Macca sort, mind you, but the guy who slouches around at the back of the band almost too cool to breathe.