Sentences with phrase «came out swinging early»

Interestingly, while the coal bears came out swinging early last year, warning of some kind of «war on coal,» plenty of coal stocks soared.

The Astros came out swinging early, and took out Yu Darvish before he could get through two innings, again.

Not exact matches

If they come out swinging for the fences, they [think they] can get a big early win.»

Shapiro had a rough go of things early in their Rookie Season but has come out swinging in the last two weeks, and just in time.

As the second - half began, Bournemouth came out swinging and it was up to Liverpool to withstand the pressure for the first fifteen minute as they've had a tendency to crumble when conceding early on.

AS Monaco came out of the gates swinging and had Juventus knocked off balance in the early goings of the match.

Bottle Rocket — Wes Anderson's witty, Texas - tinged meditation on grand larceny and the bonds of childhood friendship — was by far the best of this lot, but Swingers, a cheaply made comedy about LA chick chasers that came out in early November to almost universal acclaim, seems to have demonstrated the most staying power.

Director Doug Liman, and Writer Gary Spinelli come out swinging with this stylish look - back on the late 70's and early 80's proving that sometimes life is stranger than fiction and that Tom Cruise, when given well crafted material, is still a solid actor of bravdic male characters.

Wind direction is coming out of the NE @ 3 - 5knot but predicted to swing more to the E — SE by mid morning and increase to Trade wind strength by early afternoon.

While at New York Comic Con earlier this month, I swung by the Diamond Select Toys booth to check out their up and coming Marvel and Disney items, including their Kingdom -LSB-...]

Coming out as a late NES game when support for the SNES was in full swing doomed it to obscurity, and it is unlikely that it could have been made earlier than it was with its advanced graphical detail.