Sentences with phrase «come as a surprise when»

Considering the hit Dragons» Den has been for the CBC, it came as no surprise when the Mother Corp announced its latest business reality show, The Big Decision.

So it came as a surprise when Monday's announcement focused on corporate restructuring, rather than new ideas about food and service.

It may come as a surprise when packaging is being used for a food contact article in a manner and / or under a regulatory regime that was not anticipated.

It will come as no surprise when I tell you that as a (mostly) vegetarian cook, I rely heavily on vegetable broth.

So it came as no surprise when one after another, my son, daughter and I became sick.

The Spurs forward has scored a staggering 29 times this season, and it came as no surprise when Roy Hodgson named him in his squad for the Euro 2016 qualifier with Lithuania, and the friendly against Italy.

Villa were in a desperate state already following the festive period, and it came as no surprise when Paul Lambert was given the boot from the club.

Everyone knows how he plays and it doesn't come as a surprise when we win by changing the register.

It therefore came as a surprise when Martinez started Stones in their Capital One Cup trip to Barnsley just 24 hours later, and similarly in Saturday's goalless draw against Tottenham Hotspur.

Paul McShane — angered Steve Bruce with his complaints on social media, and will come as no surprise when Hull send him backing at the start of next month.

Raheem Sterling's British transfer record move from Liverpool to Manchester City ultimately came as no surprise when the # 49 million move was announced on Tuesday, but Sterling will not be the answer to solving the Citizen's Champions League conundrum.

Referee Oliver is one of the top penalty givers and so it should have come as no surprise when he pointed to the spot.

It came as a surprise when Spain failed to select Diego Costa, Fernando Torres or Paco Alcacer in their Euro 2016 squad, so Del Bosque and his strikers will be hoping to reward their manager's faith in them.

So it comes as no surprise when celebrity mothers who breastfeed are revered and practically worshipped (oh hail celeb breastfeeding moms with silky smooth hair and manicured nails).

It therefore comes as no surprise when parents - to - be mine the infinite wisdom of the internet for the perfect goddess name to bestow upon their little one.

It shouldn't have come as a surprise when I walked into the bathroom one Spring morning and saw that Lauren had ripped off her diaper, placed it in the trash, had pulled a stool over to the toilet and climbed onto it.

According to Brogya Genfi, it came as no surprise when one of the NPP's stocks Prof. Stephen Addae issued a statement expressing his displeasure about the levels of nepotism in the administration.

So it came as no surprise when Police Federation boss Steve White popped up on the airwaves this weekend saying terrorism means all front - line police officers should get a Taser.

So it came as a surprise when Pope Pius XII declared his approval in 1951 of a brand new cosmological theory — the Big Bang.

So it came as a surprise when a group of orphaned orang - utans that had been relocated to Kaja Island in Borneo started to get wet for all sorts of reasons.

It came as some surprise when these instruments detected small ground movements that were not associated with any known earthquake or eruption.

So it came as a surprise when NBCC announced this week a rather unscientific - sounding goal: to end breast cancer by 2020.

So when virologist Albert Osterhaus of Erasmus University in Rotterdam and his colleagues carried out routine tests in 12 stranded, sick seal pups, it came as a surprise when they found the B virus in one animal, and antibodies to it in another.

As is the case with many discoveries, the tetraquark observation came as a surprise when DZero scientists first saw hints in July 2015 of the new particle, called X (5568), named for its mass — 5568 megaelectronvolts.

So it came as a surprise when astronomers discovered in 1998 that the universe is expanding faster and faster, not ever more slowly.

It'll come as no surprise when I say that our body language, or non-verbal communication, governs how other people perceive us.

It came as a surprise when I discovered that I won one of the prizes (20 % off discount) since I always enter giveaways for fun with no real hope of winning anything.

I'm sure it will come as no surprise when I tell you, one of my favorite colors is cobalt!

There are people who have very exotic tastes and it should not come as a surprise when they decide to do something that is less than popular, as it were.

Eidos Montreal's take on Garret and the City comes as a surprise when you consider the hardcore stealth gameplay.

It doesn't come as a surprise when Brooks invites Max and Annie (and all of their game night friends) to his lavish home for his own brand of game night.

So it came as a surprise when it was announced WayForward were working on a new BloodRayne game for Xbox Live Arcade.

It came as no surprise when Matthew Heineman won Best Director for Documentary Award at Sundance Festival early this year.

Clearly he has musical tastes that aren't driven by any sort of studio trying to push a pop song, so it came as no surprise when the opening credit sequence of The Sacrament featured «Heartbeats», a ten year old Swedish synth pop song.

This comes as no surprise when you take into the account the game roster, which includes the stupendous Super Mario Odyssey and zany Zelda Breath of the Wild.

Although the film's promotional materials do not try to keep the eventual murder a secret, it still seems to come as a surprised when it occurs.

This comes as no surprise when one sees who directed this: Ash Brannon, the co-director of Pixar's Toy Story 2, and Chris Buck, co-director of Disney's Tarzan.

And with that, screenwriters, Brad Ingelsby and Scott Cooper, present the makings of the perfect storm, so it should come as no surprise when Rodney ultimately runs afoul of DeGroat.

Everyone loved and appreciated Bernie, so it came as no surprise when he befriended Marjorie Nugent (MacLaine), an affluent widow who was as well known for her sour attitude as her fortune.

(Like so many of the movie's Earth - set sequences, this expository scene is set in a car and looks so cheap that it comes as a surprise when, minutes later, one discovers that the production had the budget for a space station set and a cast of more than two people.)

I must say that it came as a surprise when they announced that a compilation of thirty games will soon come out.

It comes as no surprise when she does.

Soezen's somber, worried expressions routinely imply her sense of feeling trapped by her husband as much as the village locals, so it comes as no surprise when she forges a bond with the child's uncle over the prospects of a philanthropic cause.

It comes as a surprise when Madame announces that Thérѐse is to marry her cousin.

None of this comes as any surprise when the end credits roll and we see none other than John Logan credited on the screenplay.

So it came as a surprise when she was charged $ 50 for her daughter's graduation costs — about $ 20 of which was for a cap and gown.

When a policy change this sweeping happens so quickly (a decade is a very short time for a change of this scope, especially in America's highly decentralized educational environment), it should come as no surprise when critics appear on multiple fronts.

So it comes as a surprise when he says, without hesitating, that he's glad a bunch of bureaucrats have come down from the state capital to seize power from the school board.

The collaboration between BMW and Toyota might've come as a surprise when it was announced but years have passed since and we're bound to see...

Given how a roadster looks completely at home on the sunny coastal roads of California, it came as no surprise when BMW unveiled the Z4 Concept at this year's Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance.