Sentences with phrase «discussion on big names»

The Gooners are no exception and that explains the discussion on big names.

Not exact matches

In this discussion, «losing your temper» is generally defined as: yelling at kids, calling them names, slamming things on the counter, giving bigger consequences than are needed, and refusing to meet basic needs, such as by saying, «No supper tonight.»

Starting with a community - centric panel discussion that focused on career sustainability in the entertainment industry (in collaboration with One United Bank); to an intimate dinner at the home of Emmy Award - winning casting agent, Robi Reed; leading up to the association's premiere event: its annual awards show that showcased some of the biggest names in the industry.

When Antoine Fuqua met with MGM to begin discussions about The Magnificent Seven, the big screen remake of the 1960s Western by the same name (which is based on the Japanese classic film, Seven Samurai), there weren't any major actors attached to the movie.

In this discussion, though, CEO Strauss Zelnick lasered in on big - name games like Grand Theft Auto V and Red Dead Redemption 2.

Based on Kristine Rusch's information, traditional publishers cooperate in launching new releases that will not overlap with other big name titles through their «informal» discussions.

The festival regularly pulls in the biggest names in words — Dave Eggers, A.M. Homes, Andrew Solomon, Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan — for illuminating readings, one - on - one talks and panel discussions.

In this discussion, though, CEO Strauss Zelnick lasered in on big - name games like Grand Theft Auto V and Red Dead Redemption 2.

David Rothbard, Executive Producer of the film and President of CFACT, said «We are honored to be having Climate Hustle's U.S. premiere take place on Capitol Hill, and are excited to be bringing the film to life with a provocative discussion featuring some of the biggest names in the climate debate.»

I'm happy to suggest a thread and ping it, as I've done just now, pinging an old discussion of Mandelbrot opining on weather vs climate, an old discussion but Mandelbrot is a big name.

Today, Scott Greenfield added to this discussion on his Simple Justice blog, pointing out that big follower numbers continue to impress many Twitter users who lack «a clear understanding that followers on Twitter are too often named «Britney» or [are] themselves only interested in gathering as many followers as possible in their simplistic quest at marketing hegemony.»