Sentences with phrase «big trouble down»

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By clamping down on the ICO sector, China may be warding off bigger financial troubles for consumers down the line.

«Way down, big trouble, dead!

If a too - big - to - fail bank got into trouble, she wrote, the F.D.I.C. would wind it down, not bail it out.

One of the biggest troubles facing any attempt to take down a terrorist organization is that terrorist organizations aren't large, monolithic entities.

On the way to their ACC tournament showdown with Duke, North Carolina's Tar Heels ran into trouble, SOUTH CAROLINA slowed them down with a waiting game, harassed their big shooters with a 2 -1-2 zone and beat them 70 - 57.

And just to put a little cherry on top of Man United's cake of trouble, their financial figures have shown that they are down by a lot more money than they expected, and so van Gaal will not be allowed to spend big in January.

The big man surged down the right un-challenged and played a troubling low, drilled cross at the by - line to cause headaches at the back for Marco Silva's men.

In terms of the others that are being spoken of, Coleman has had quite a poor season meaning the talk has calmed down, McCarthy seems to have been overlooked by the «bigger» CL clubs who have gone for other players and thus should stay with us for another year and Brian Ovideo seems to be having a nice time visiting the Goodison treatment room and picking up massive wages for his troubles.

And also, «Please sit down and be quiet or you're going to be in big trouble with the lady over there.»

When children have been punished, they've learned that those big emotions that drove them to misbehave get them into trouble, so they try to stuff those «bad» feelings down.

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Director Barry Sonnenfeld badly needed a hit after Wild Wild West and Big Trouble and so he went down the tried and tested route of making a sequel to his most popular film so far, the entertaining Men in Black (not a film that was exactly crying out for a sequel, but still).

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Naked, alone in the big city, in heat for a troubled blonde and brought down by technology, Kong is the definitive wronged male of the cinema century.

Of course, it's a Hollywood - ized tale based on the legendary true story of Wyatt Earp (Russell, Big Trouble in Little China), a former lawman who moves with his three brothers out to Tombstone, AZ, in order to settle down and (hopefully) make themselves a small fortune.

From Jack Burton in «Big Trouble in Little China»» to Stuntman Mike of «Death Proof,» there are grace notes of a self - assuredness that the character once had, but here, Russell pairs that with a slight sadness, or an ambivalent concession to the fact that life simply beat him down from whatever aspirations he once had.

Off - road, the combined terrain response modes and low - down torque of the diesel (peak is produced at only 1750rpm) can keep most people out of trouble, though it obviously lacks the outright bush ability of its Discovery big - brother (it creams it on - road, however).

For those who have trouble seeing the big picture, and how all of those small purchases add up, there are several websites and apps that are great for breaking down your spending habits.

If rates don't go way down, this major reset will leave many homeowners in big trouble.

Spend Pretend Money and you get yourself in a big heap of trouble somewhere down the road.

But the bigger picture is this: if Frontier cracks down on PvP fans who play within the rules of the game - that is, they do not cheat, glitch or use exploits - then the developer would be sending out a troubling message: if you kill other players you could be banned.

Life insurance isn't just to cover big - ticket items; it can help pay for the everyday costs you might have trouble handling if the household income goes from two or one down to one or zero.

The last thing you want to do is to ignore money troubles and find out that they've become a big problem down the line.

Or going down heavily loaded, you will speed up more than for the next gear — stay away from the shifter going down long grades — you could end up out of gear and in big trouble.