Sentences with phrase «big bullseye»

However, there are some «trip wires» that trigger HVCRE guidelines that potentially paint a big bullseye on the bulk of construction loans.

However, while we're learning a lot about the Mad Titan's quest to reshape the universe, one question has a big bullseye on it when it comes to Earth's Mightiest Heroes: where is Jeremy Renner's Clint Barton, aka Hawkeye?

They have a big bullseye painted on their back and they are attempting to do what has never been done in the Chicago Men's League..

They also have to compete every week with a big bullseye on their backs..

Following Christ means not just taking up our cross, but putting a big bullseye on ourselves.

They'll be doing so with an even bigger bullseye on their back..

Not exact matches

Polette has sunglasses that are more unique and sometimes cheaper than those at Target — and we know how obsessed the majority of Millennial America (OK, the majority of femalekind) is with the Big Red Bullseye.

My biggest heros in this art are Bernard Herrmann («Psycho», «Taxi Driver», «Citizen Kane», «Vertigo») and Jerry Goldsmith («The Omen», «Poltergeist», «Basic Instinct»,» Papillon»), both of whom were pioneers in understanding the psychology of film and communicating drama through music, and I'm doing my best to follow in their example, and try to be one of the more considerate film composers out there... so, I was anxious to hear back if they agreed I hit the bullseye, blind.

In fact, he scores yet another bullseye by telling the real - life story of Margaret Keane, the woman whose paintings of sad, big - eyed children baffled America in the -LSB-...]

The Rogue Sport hits the bullseye for older urban millennials who want something bigger than a Juke, but not quite as big as a Rogue.

The Toyota Tacoma is not the biggest, most powerful truck you can buy, but if it's off - road capability you're after, then the Tacoma hits the bullseye.

Initiated by a simple R2 press, you'll have access to tracer darts when firing with the Bullseye, exploding rounds if you're blasting away with the Magnum or the spectacular «Big Bang» if you're carrying the Atomiser, which uses gravitational pull to rip enemies limb from limb.

That is, if archery involved lobbing bloody great big knives at bullseyes strapped to trees — which we totally think it should.