Sentences with phrase «comes in as»

Then Auba comes in as front two and Makhi plays in ozil's position.

Top the Cops comes in as a kind of halftime show, a dozen teens racing a dozen officers in front of 50,000 spectators.

Marvin Bagley comes in as the pro style 3 / 4/5 hybrid that K's teams have been sort of lacking the past few years.

What baffles me the most is that sometimes lazy Ox comes in as a sub instead of Perez.

Over the years it has become clear our only ambition is champions league qualification so, whoever comes in as long as he can get 4th place then he will stay.

While signing a big name like Arda Turan will certainly be great, it would be a move forward if he comes in as a reinforcement rather than a replacement.

Kieran Gibbs comes in as well with Monreal on the bench.

Luis Suarez has also not been on top form this term, and it could be that Griezmann comes in as a like - for - like replacement for the Uruguayan up front.

Goldencents (6 - 5) comes in as the favorite after winning the race last year and posting a stellar 2014 season, including one win and three places in four starts.

So it is important he doesn't automatically becoem a regular, just comes in as subs in some games and in other he starts, it makes him better as well.

WE LOVE: Every protein served here comes in as a whole animal and is butchered in the restaurant's meat room

Although the Christmas prime rib often comes in as a close second.

The combination of the sweet pumpkin, the sharp cheddar, and the kick from the pepper that comes in as you're finishing each bite is unique and irresistible.

This is where Urban Fruit comes in as a company whose slogan is: Just fruit, gently baked.

That's where Matson comes in as a cargo ocean carrier.

We don't like passive management, somebody who comes in as a pure investor.

That's where Roth's Dill Havarti comes in as my spring cheese crush for snacking and melting — it's super creamy with the subtle hint of dill adding bright notes.

Many investors don't get this and that's where the education component comes in as well.

According to at least one estimate from a former senior executive at News Corp. (which owns the Journal), the newspaper is likely to come in as much as 30 % below its revenue targets for the most recent quarter.

Being healthy can also be expensive, with Copenhagen coming in as the most expensive place to buy sports shoes from Nike, Adidas, or an equivalent brand, averaging at $ 131.30, as much as 147 percent more expensive than in New York, the survey found.

«Ronald Reagan came in as an actor, but he goes down as one of our better presidents.

Pages: This one came in as Apple's all - time most downloaded paid app for the iPad.

While your competitors are walking in to commiserate with prospects, you come in as the cheerleader we all need now and then.

More orders came in as the offer went public in newspapers and trade journals.

Tablets are coming in, they are taking out the low end, smartphones are coming in as well, and Dell is in a really tough spot,» Niles said.

So when the data came in as non-inferior, GSK backers let out a sigh of relief and drove up the pharma giant's shares 2.25 % Tuesday morning.

I mean, that's a pretty big deal to be handling both the mechanics of it and the emotion of it, shortly after you come in as a not - obvious choice as C.E.O. Just walk me through what that felt like on your way to accomplishing.

After John Kelly came in as chief of staff last summer, Porter ended up serving as a crucial ally in Kelly's effort to install a more rigorous process.

Blue Sky shares plunged 20 per cent to $ 4.19 as the Brisbane - based group warned underlying profit in 2017 - 18 could come in as much as 44 per cent lower than previously suggested, to between $ 20 million and $ 25 million.

Do you think we are going to see a big shift towards SEOs primarily becoming content marketers seeking referral traffic with links (and Google rankings) coming in as a secondary goal?

«Results can be impressive, because you come in as a trusted partner of an established brand, and it costs you nothing,» said Shel Horowitz, coauthor of «Guerrilla Marketing Goes Green.»

In this case, they are comparing the company's earnings to what financial analysts expected revenues would come in as.

Currently, the iShares MSCI Russia ETF (ERUS) is the cheapest fund in the space, but it still costs considerably more than FLRU, coming in as it does at 0.62 %.

The S&P 500 is trading at 22 times 2003 earnings, if fourth quarter profits come in as expected.

Our medical billing outsourcing experts ensure maximum accuracy — from data entry to claims submission — thus insuring that payments come in as fast as possible.

Shanghai came in as the third most expensive for a single - family house at $ 955.39 APPSF and San Francisco was third most expensive for a condo at $ 1,454.57 APPSF.

The VIX is coming in as there is some calm - after - the - storm now the the Syrian situation has been proclaimed a total success.

The monthly rate came in as expected at 0.2 %, and September's figure was revised up a tenth to the same level, leaving October's year - on - year increase of 1.4 % unchanged from the previous month.

Yellen came in as an articulate central banker — she had crafted the Fed's more - open communications policy for Bernanke — but in her first news conference in March 2014, she inadvertently suggested that the first interest rate hike since 2006 was coming sooner than expected.

For example, many salespeople are trying to meet their quotas at the end of the month, so coming in as the month closes can mean more incentives.

The view on the way out is definitely different from the one we come in as.

A belief can come in as an invited guest, tentative and hypothetical, and end up taking over, dictating which values, open questions and behavioral options get to linger and which must go.

But the deliverance must come in as strong a form as the complaint, if it is to take effect; and that seems a reason why the coarser religions, revivalistic, orgiastic, with blood and miracles and supernatural operations, may possibly never be displaced.

I do feel bad that everyone in the Unification Church still thinks that they who were born from the «Blessed Couples» have no Original Sin; as they were all deceived in the «Wine of Wrath» they all drank; no one ever told them that they who came into the Ark of salvation in «two's» were the «Unclean» animals: the «Clean» came in as groups of «seven», as those who overcome all 7 overcomings on the Path of the Just which the 7 churches are really about: the ladder of Jacob as seen in the Son of Man the angels of God ascended and descended on.

I do feel bad that everyone in the Unification Church still thinks that they who were born from the «Blessed Couples» have no Original Sin; as they were all deceived in the «Wine of Wrath» they all drank; no one ever told them that they who came into the Ark of salvation in «two's» were the «Unclean» animals: the «Clean» came in as groups of «seven», as those who overcome all 7 overcomings on the Path of the Just which the 7 churches are really about: the ladder of Jacob as seen in the Son of Man the angels of God ascended and descended on; but Rev. Moon and his drunken followers all ignored the information I was given from 1986 onward that the Angel of patmos came to my Grandmother Ruth Witt - Diamnt's house in the City of St. Francis to rectify.

«It's up to those that are coming in as our leader to either ride on the wave of this excitement and do great things or destroy it for themselves.»

The vacant talk came in as a counterfeit for the frank talk that was needed all along.

There is a lot of truth to this — yet David Buschart also has a point that evangelicals» lack of high cultural walls and fortifications allows people to come in as well as out:

Two years later, Colorado legalized medical marijuana, and although the mountain state came in as the fourth state to legalize medical marijuana, it has by far been the most progressive.

Some people say that beets are the messiest thing to cook, but turmeric must come in as a close second.