Sentences with phrase «bit cagey»

The company is a bit cagey about who, if anyone, might grant you credit based on such a thing.

Even now Cargill Dow are bit cagey about their response.

They were a bit cagey about the details on Portal Rank, but it ties into social aspects like leader boards and public profiles, as well as meta - bonuses for your Skylanders to aid saving your junk in nightmare.

It's not unusual that the developers are being a bit cagey: Surviving Mars is in pre-alpha, and there's not even a playable build available for us to get some hands - on impressions.

The company is a bit cagey about who, if anyone, might grant you credit based on such a thing.

Skoda are being a bit cagey about engine options (they promise full UK specs and prices soon), but you can be sure there'll be a 2.0 litre diesel with a choice of outputs, a 1.4 litre petrol and a 2.0 litre petrol — both turbo — and the option of four - wheel - drive.

Without access to the human voice and body language, this can all get a bit cagey in my experience, and it can certainly open you eyes to how much science — like any other profession — is all about personalities.

The game was there in the first half, they were a bit cagey and we defended well.

That said, CEO Ryan Holmes was a bit cagey; he promised he would build a billion - dollar company north of the 49th parallel, not that he wouldn't sell after that.

Not exact matches

Petra and Calder, two inquisitive, imaginative sixth - graders, join forces to track down the thief who has stolen a valuable Vermeer painting no small task, especially when mysterious letters appear in mailboxes up and down the street of their neighborhood, the neighbors are acting cagey, and their beloved teacher, Ms. Hussey, has become a bit twitchy.

JEAN GENET famously spoke of a theater among the graves, one that embraced the cagey void of death through the equally mysterious undertaking of art and cast a bit of shadow on «a world that seems to be moving so merrily towards analytical clarity.»