Sentences with phrase «down side to these story»

Not exact matches

4/5 Two sides to every HR story so Twitter army please put down the pitchforks.

But there have been tentative indications of a thawing among the two sides, with stories suggesting Berlin was inclined to stand down more than its opposition to Greek plans to situation brief - expression financial debt to relieve its funding disaster.

We've certainly heard stories of professionals brought in to «put lipstick on a pig» and get a company sold, but these are down - side management scenarios.

You might have seen my Instagram Story dancing to Juju on That Beet If you're feeling down, smile and sing «Here Comes The Sun» in hope, and in the meantime take a little vacation with this amazing snack or side dish.

I read the story about the side - armer while listening to a Pittsburgh - Montreal game in which Teke was on the mound, shutting down a 10th - inning rally by the Expos.

However, if you continue down Highway 25, you'll find yourself on the dark side of the Lake Greenwood, where fearless young men with fast cars and too little to occupy their time meet in small pool halls for jumbled up stories, quick laughs and, even quicker, reach for their guns if you aren't careful.

Down the other end, there was much, much more of the rich and flowing offensive play that has typified the other side to the story of Liverpool's season so far.

It's interesting for me to see their side of the story, all written down after careful reflection.

Therefore, most of the hotels use down / feather pillow to give this luxurious, soft feeling, but this is just a half of the story, especially for the side sleeper.

There are two sides to every story, suffice to say that a lot of people felt very let down by this volunteer's behaviour.»

«We have always maintained that there were two sides to this story and today's announcement and findings by the IPCC knocks down many of the inaccurate and misleading statements that were previously made,» he said.

The game has all the components of a good leisure side - scrolling semi-strategy, with upgradable units, shops, money, grenade throwing and so on but it lacks depth: there is no story really, there is no premise, tutorials are silly as the whole writing overall, enemies are not explained (nor their skills), and strategy pretty much boils down to clicking on whatever units cools down first (to produce that unit and storm the enemy's portal).

Out of time and overbudget, the movie previewed badly and was eventually sliced down to an abrupt 88 minutes (by, among others, editor Robert Wise, who would go on to direct such films as West Side Story and The Sound of Music).

Players can choose to play as Jedi, Sith, or a variety of other classic Star Wars roles, defining their personal story and determining their path down the light or dark side of the Force.

After recounting their harrowing stories of braving the hoards of teenage girls at their respective screenings, Kevin and Neil take a trip to Planet 51 then are Blind Sided by Precious before laying down a Fat Guy Five about awesome vampire / werewolf movies (hint: neither Twilight film makes the list).

«Nightmare in North Point» tries to channel the supernatural for an outlandish side story but gets bogged down by repetitive combat and again, poor mission design.

The second hour picks up speed and becomes more interesting, with some dips into serious drama that are particularly effective, but an unbelievable side - story into Holly's background before coming to New York drags the film down into absurdity.

The story is decent, but it's similar to the first one which was the only down side to the game in my eyes.

Prior to a Thursday screening of «Winchester,» a ghost story whose protagonist comes down on the pro-gun control side of the firearms violence debate, a smattering of multiplex attendees and I watched a trailer for the new «Death Wish» (opening March 2).

As an episode of «Twilight Zone» or any one of its ilk, this would have made for a fascinating shorter film, and would not have suffered from the heavy padding and flaccid side stories that bog all momentum down to a crawl.

Although some of the minor storylines weigh this drama down (including a silly one about Weaver's mother wanting to scatter her husband's ashes hours before the draft), the story succeeds in presenting a different side of the game.

Gia Coppola, James Franco, Jack Kilmer, Zoe Levin, Emma Roberts and Nat Wolff sit down to talk about Palo Alto, a story about the gritty side of high school and growing up.

The movie slows right down to a crawl, dissecting what makes them tick and grounding the supernatural side of the story in scientific mumbo - jumbo.

Villeneuve's movie is set on either side of the U.S. - Mexico border and tells the story of an FBI agent (Emily Blunt) who's been recruited by a beachy government asshole (Josh Brolin, note - perfect) to help bring down a drug lord.

The Splintered Paddle is the story of a private eye, Ava Rome, and her personal foray down the mean streets of Hawaii to protect the defenseless in the dark side of paradise tourists seldom see.

The Story HD has buttons located from the side to the center of the keypad, featuring the up / down layout instead of the right / left design to make the unit more user friendly than other eBooks — other models feature the right / left buttons for flipping pages.

Placing your trust in the wrong henchman may not only be detrimental regarding the direction the story takes, but may also put you at a disadvantage with the various power - ups that siding with certain characters offers — turn down Vito, for example, and you will have to pay a princely sum the next time you're trapped in a firefight and require his goons as reinforcements.

This also means that the further you go in, the more side - missions you have to track down and grind out to unlock the next story bit.

You walk around can talk to your team, seeing how they are doing with al that's going down, phoning your daughter, customizing your loadouts or undertaking side missions as well as the story missions.

You will rarely find yourself with down time as time between the story related cases is primarily used to complete the side / survivor objectives so that you can start your next case with a clean slate.

Perhaps it could go down a similar road to Resident Evil Zero (hopefully not too similar) in having a side story that occurs somewhere in between the events of the main titles.

While it would have been easy for the game to get mired down in the sort of contrived, one - sided decision making that so many story - driven titles fall prey to, it keeps things fresh and interesting by keeping its choices ambiguous.

A speedrunner skipping the side - quests might be able to lock it down to maybe four to five hours, once they know where the keys and everything are, but I'm predicting around seven to eight hours for the first playthrough on Story Mode.

The online requirement may be a downer to those playing with lousy internet connections, and loading times can be on the long side, but those just here for the core story experience can still tackle the game offline.

Quirky dictionary - based puzzle platformer Scribblenauts, along with its superhero - themed side story, Scribblenauts Unmasked, are currently reduced down to a mere # 5.24 / $ 6.99 / $ 6.99 for the next few hours, thanks to one of Bundle Stars» Star Deals.

The games mission structure is broken down to 33 «Important Things I Need to Do» (Story missions) and 79 «Unimportant Things I Need to Do» (side quests).

This exciting story add - on features an all - new location with multiple missions, side quests and secrets; a new hacking feature to progress through the world and solve puzzles; and Dual Play functionality with Robin for dynamic take - down manoeuvres.

I didn't find many of the side - stories to be as emotionally heavy as the story arcs in the Persona titles, which was a pretty big let down.

Replay Value: The story is long enough to last between 15 - 30 hours, depending on the player and the amount of time tracking down all the Heart Pieces, equipment, and side - quests throughout the game.

He's also a supporting character in his DLC after the opening scene, as you play Evie Frye trying to track down Jack through a series of story missions and some new mechanics within side missions.

This side story follows ruthless treasure hunter (and Nathan Drake ex) Chloe Frazer as she teams up with Nadine Ross from Uncharted 4 to track down an ancient Indian artefact.

And I can't wait to go back to it to complete a few side missions and, hopefully, play story - based DLC down the road.

Join Boogie Down Rides, a Bronx based bicycling and art collective for a ride from the South Bronx to the Lower East Side visiting important sites that animate the story of the Young Lords Party.

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Imagine if you will a legal system in which each side must plead one or more complete story of events; case management happens and the stories get narrowed down to one for each side.

Individual Relationship Therapy holds you accountable to practicing self - love, an important component of a healthy relationship, that almost always goes overlooked as you tell your side of the story and break down conflict in traditional couples therapy.

The staircase that leads upstairs is on the other side of the wall that has the stove and microwave on it... Here's a view from the first landing, down to the first floor... Kit - Cat loves being upstairs...... and I've got ta say, I'm really enjoying the whole two - story thing too.