Sentences with phrase «charging into the fray»
Predictably, Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers — PFT's parent union — charged into the fray, calling the move (yawn) «a war on teachers.»
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No longer can you mindlessly charge into the fray and expect to retreat back to relative safety, only to rinse and repeat until all Chimera are dead.
Funcom's brutal sandbox title is riding high off of one million sales to date and over 28,612 concurrent players charging into the fray.
And those of us who are artists must charge into the fray.»
Not exact matches
After the disaster and criminal charges, representatives of various tribal nations stepped into the legal fray, filing a federal lawsuit last March against Ray and those who run the Angel Valley Retreat Center, where he had leased land for his program.
It was unlikely that Wenger would have played him for the full 90 minutes but it would have been nice for him to get a bit of a run out before being thrown back into the fray, but yet again Wenger has announced that our Duracell Bunny's batteries are still not fully charged and ready to go.
Still, he inserted himself into the fray with a developer now facing felony charges.
Jennifer Jason Leigh is the psychologist in charge of the mission, tired of sending men to their deaths, so intent on heading into the fray herself.
Bionka charges down the path that others before her have cleared, bringing her damage - reducing orc lullaby and «Bionka Bounce» ability into the fray and giving tough love a new, much greener, face.
There are myriad options for how you achieve your objectives; you might charge headlong into the fray, or you might play shadow games.
The enemies are too far away to hit effectively with your MA5B assault rifle, which seems like bad level design until you realize that it's giving you a reason to commit to a heroic charge up the beach and leap right into the fray.
Politically charged, highly personalized, a lot of junk science / non science thrown into the fray which tends to dilute any good science.