Sentences with phrase «being the only game in town as»

«We were the only game in town as far as Alabama for a long time that served Buffalo chicken wings,» he recalls.
This time, charcoal was the only game in town as Bill Milroy and Ray Lampe got down to business.

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«We were the only game in town that remained as a paid listings model,» said Andy Wright, senior vice president of advertising for the newspaper.
Alvin Plantinga, explaining the vehemence with which atheists like Dawkins use evolution as a weapon against theism, says that, «For the nontheist, evolution is the only game in town; it is an essential part of any reasonably complex nontheistic way of thinking...» (Plantinga 18 - 19).
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The book has been viewed by some as a chance to inspire a renaissance in a sport that was once among the most popular in America, but no book or movie is going to bring back the crowds that filled the tracks back when the grandstand aprons were seas of fedoras in Movietone black - and - white and racing was the one game in town suited for adults only.
With baseball as the only game in town right now (we can only handle so much of NBA free agency and NFL training camps that seem like it's never coming), you need to rep your team with Fan Bands.
Neoliberal policies across Europe are being implemented because elites and large segments of the electorate see them as the «only game in town».
Cameronism, as it were, is the only game in town.
Even as most of them shy from actually endorsing the Governor for a second term, the public - employee unions» attitude toward him evokes the old joke about a less - than - honest roulette game: it may be a crooked wheel, but it's the only wheel in town.
Given such a crass sociological survey of English movies, where the bottom line generally seems like the only game in town, it's hardly surprising to see Frears reject the whole silent era as inconsequential.
But come 2018, Tesla won't be the only game in town anymore, and it would do well to act accordingly — as would Model X buyers.
Impressive as the 4 Series lineup is, these luxury - performance coupes aren't the only game in town.
I am not published by Macmillan but plenty of my friends and colleagues are and they do not deserve their books being mucked about with while Amazon asserts itself as the only game in town or Macmillan digs in over how many dollars an ebook needs to cost.
And Amazon IMO isn't asserting itself as the only game in town, they merely got tired of a large publisher thinking that the Amazon policies didn't apply to them.
My only concern is that Walmart's demographics don't strike me as the e-reader type, but a lot of time they are the only game in town.
Android wasn't the only game in town, however, and anticipated offerings carrying two other platforms that had been generating a bit of a buzz would be introduced as well.
You know the first thing they taught me as an aspiring writer when traditional publishing was the ONLY game in town?
E Ink is pretty much the only game in town these days, and sure enough, the Glo HD wore the same Carta display to this year's e-reader party (how embarrassing) as the Voyage, sporting a stellar 300 pixels per inch (PPI).
And while, yes, you won't get to use your contributions to lessen your income for tax (as with a traditional IRA) or withdraw the funds tax - free when you retire (as with a Roth IRA), if you've maxed out all of your tax - sheltered accounts, it's the only game in town.
If you want the most authentic retro gaming experience you can have with Genesis games on a PC, this is the only game in town, as far as I am concerned.
As a result of this, WWE have been the only game in town from 2012 onwards.
When I started working on Another Star, Desura was still pretty much the only game in town as far as indie storefronts went.
Another problem retained from Monster Hunter is the fact that you're only able to carry a limited amount of items, which may not sound too bad in itself, but since the game expects you whilst you're out hunting to combine items to create new ones as well as fashioning new weapons and armour once you're in town, it simply isn't good enough, cue much traipsing backwards and forwards to your item storage box to get all the required items.
My life as a painter began in the late 1950s when abstraction was «The only game in town».
There is not enough glitz and glitter or gambling at the roulette wheel and «winnings» or girly shows or other garish distractions to mask entirely what is happening to the Earth as «the only game in town» is played 24/7.
Disagreements will last as long as the CO2 is considered only game in town.
Interestingly, while this approach is now massively entrenched, it's certainly not the only game in town... at least not every exact step as listed.
Lawyers were the only game in town for legal advice and services as they were the only ones with access to the required knowledge and tools.
Not only are lawyers no longer the only game in town, we're also at risk of losing our default position as the primary go - to manager of legal solutions.
Front and centre of this revolution in most people's minds will be the developing capabilities of artificial intelligence (AI), but it would be a mistake to see this as the only game in town.
Law firms will emerge and compete on these bases as well, but they'll be far from the only game in town.
Imagine where we will all be with only Apple products and iOS as the only game in town.
Market rents are increasing for the «only game in town» malls, according to research firm Green Street Advisors, and private equity investors such as...
How to set up a system that can «sniff out» hidden properties that virtually no one is competing for, so the sellers see you as the only game in town.
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