Sentences with phrase «come out of his shell since»

The usually reserved ex-midfielder has come out of his shell since donning the microphone as a pundit, and the now outspoken Paul Scholes has blasted Man United in their current guise under the stewardship of...

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Miller sure did get Rondae to come out of his shell and show that natural playmaking ability that he has had since 8th grade!

For me, I feel best when I feel like I'm connecting in my relationships (family, friends, etc.) am eating well, taking care of myself with self - care, and am finding the time to work out at least a few times a week (which for me is usually a hot yoga class or walking since I'm not the greatest when it comes to high endurance work outs) Between work and not feeling like I have enough time, I've been really running my well pretty low — so I'm trying to figure out better ways in the coming weeks to start feeling more fulfilled, and a little less like just a functioning shell of myself.

Robert Pattinson has been (understandably) flying under the radar since his world exploded when Kristen Stewart cheated on him with the director of Snow White and the Huntsman, but now Cosmopolis is coming out and it's time for him to crawl out of his shell and back into the spotlight.

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Naruto and a bunch of ninjas know it's coming and begin to get all the animals on the island to safety inside the island's shell, since as it turns out the island itself is really a giant turtle.

R.C. Is coming out of her shell very quickly, considering she had been with the same family since she was 6 weeks old, and didn't get a whole lot of socializing growing up.

Since the steel shell has a larger radius, it's surface area is larger than that of the earth, and so for the TOTAL ENERGY emitted to remain constant, as required by the First Law, the shell must radiate less W / m2 than did the earth, so that when multiplied by the shell's larger surface area, the total energy emitted still comes out the same.

It could be argued that this merely indicates that users aren't exactly willing to shell out astronomical prices for voice - controlled speakers just yet, though, and since the Echo has the advantage of more or less pioneering and paving the way of smart speakers, the results shouldn't come as much of a surprise.