Sentences with phrase «before hitting his stride»

They have been reported to be eyeing Eddie Howe as a potential replacement to Wenger but in reality, the Bournemouth boss lacks the experience of managing at a big club and if appointed, may need a considerable amount of time before he hits his stride.

The company spun off from MIT is one example of a start - up built on strong science that fell victim to commercial pressures before it hit its stride.

and a couple of other titles in which Dean appeared uncredited in microscopic roles before hitting his stride.

She experimented for some time with paintings of biomorphic forms and landscapes, and even sculpture, before hitting her stride.

It's been a common refrain for almost a year, now: The smartwatch industry died before it hit its stride.

Not exact matches

Named Google's senior vice-president and CFO, the Montreal native became responsible for the tech giant's finances just months before the Great Recession hit full stride.

Warren discusses a few ways that investors can review their investments before summer hits full stride.

Remember when we were sitting pretty at 6th or 7th before the G - train hit stride??

These guys followed a similar path as in the fall, they started off a bit slowly in the Regular Season but turned it on just before the Playoffs and then hit their stride at the perfect time.

Sandro made a tackle on the edge of our box, before Moussa Dembele hit a cutting Gareth Bale in stride and his pace torched the aging Rio Ferdinand to make it 2 - 0.

He picked out Son's run across goal and he took the ball in his stride before hitting a volley back across Mignolet that rattled the crossbar.

And thus far, it seems to be going swimmingly with an average poll lead approaching 20 %, even before the campaign proper has hit its stride.

Being proactive before the season hits its stride, says Garber, can set you up for a happier and healthier winter.

For Baumbach, whose last movie «While We're Young» premiered at a festival just five months before «Mistress America,» the latest effort suggests he's entering Woody Allen territory — not always hitting his stride, but usually somewhere in the vicinity of it.

He quietly continued a nobel tradition of artisan filmmakers like Robert Wise and Richard Fleischer, and this was even before he really hit his stride.

Though it does take some time before In A World... hits its stride, it is Bell's commitment to her fine - tuned characterizations and acute observations on an industry largely unknown to the general public that make the satirical elements pay off down the road.

We managed to hit 205 mph on a closed test track before having to brake for the next bend, and the car was feeling more stable by the second, while the cylinders were only just hitting their stride.

After this she wrote a number of stand - alone novels dipping into a variety of genres leaning to romance before truly hitting her stride in 2001 with the publication of The Other Boleyn Girl,...

When you buy penny stocks, your goal should be to own the next Facebook, the next Apple, or the next Google — before the company hits its stride and becomes a globally recognized brand.

And I felt like, ironically, I'd finally hit my stride and had situational awareness and really great sourcing in October 2012 — you know, a month before he lost the election.

This means that in its first hour the game feels oddly unlike any previous Resident Evil game, but before long it hits its stride and references to old Resident Evil conventions and popular horror movies start springing up all over the place.

Experimental movies were just hitting their stride in 1963, well before Paul Sharits or Michael Snow and Wavelength, and not one of Hollis Frampton's from those years survives.

She started off working in a painterly Abstract Expressionist mode in the»50s, then spent seven years in L.A. before returning to New York, where she quickly hit her stride with a style of abstraction that emphasized hard edges and the emptiness of the canvas.

Analysts and industry observers expect it'll be early next year before the technology really begins to hit its stride.