Sentences with phrase «clear return to the series»

In a clear return to the series» characteristic excesses after the somewhat dour Dead Rising 3, you play as Frank West, the wisecracking photo - journalist from the first game.

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In 2000, Buffett testified that he had a series of meetings with Freddie Mac's CEO at the time, Leland Brendsel, in which it was clear to Buffett that Brendsel was unwisely striving for double - digit returns.

There are few happy World Series moments in this park, and the long - awaited return has already been soured ever so slightly by the news that Kyle Schwarber isn't medically cleared to play the outfield under Wrigley's NL rules.

Recently, I was asked a series of questions by a newspaper journalist for a story on a concussed athlete who had decided to quit football despite being cleared by the team doctor to return to play.

Promising that «he returns to take back Halloween,» the trailer makes it clear that this latest incarnation will have everything that fans of the Saw series are expecting, including buckets of blood and wickedly inventive new traps.

The Ballad of Cable Hogue The Bird with the Crystal Plumage The Confession M * A * S * H On a Clear Day You Can See Forever Rio Lobo 7 Plus Seven - Second in the ongoing series by Michael Apted wherein he returns to a group of English children every seven years to see how they've grown.

The handful of new series with the most buzz came from traditional broadcasters — «Glee» (Fox), «The Good Wife» (CBS) and «Modern Family» (ABC), while returning dramas such as Showtime's «Dexter» and AMC's «Breaking Bad,» and «Mad Men» make it clear that the universe for TV entertainment continues to expand.

Whether it's the way the four - part series follows investigators» deconstruction of the timeline, the perfunctory introduction of different potential accessories in the case, or the steady return to the same archival footage and mugshots, the show takes a conventional approach when it's clear this story is demanding something different.

I returned to New York City in June 1965 and made a series of simple and clear hard edge paintings that used symbolic color to represent the elements: yellow for sun, light and heat; sky - green for the void, daylight, and the answer; black for the night, the unknown and the question; and tan for flesh, being and the earth.

When she returned to Crown Point in 2015, she had a clear plan in mind: to produce a series of abstract prints that have a set of common elements.1