Sentences with phrase «finally lives up to the hype»

Coach Cal's all - freshmen starting lineup finally lived up to its hype, accounting for 68 of the team's 78 points.

The healing powers of illegal drugs like MDMA and psilocybin are finally living up to the hype — and they are already transforming our view of mental illness

The technology that has been around for a couple of decades is finally living up to the hype it created back in the nineties.

The camera finally lives up to the hype and the price is tough to beat.

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Now — finally — 3 - D printers are starting to live up to the hype: Look no further than the runway at your nearest airport.

Amazon Prime Day has finally arrived, but will the deals offered live up to all the hype?

«After so much hype for so long, he finally looks to be living up to the pedigree and, at 22, he has an enormous future ahead of him.»

Belgium throttled Hungary in the knockout phase and appear to finally be living up to the hype from the last few years.

He certainly seems to be living up to the hype so far, and with Arsene Wenger planning to give him a new pay rise with a new extended contract, could the youngster finally become Arsenal's new Thierry?

-- Antonio Félix da Costa: Finally gets his long - awaited break in F1... time to live up to the hype!

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For the third major stop of our Mediterranean Cruise with Royal Caribbean, I was excited to finally check this island off my list and it certainly lives up to the hype.

And finally, many paid sites have very enticing advertising on the internet, and you can be disappointed when you find the site doesn't live up to the «hype» described in its advertising.

One month remains until release, where fans will finally see if the sequel to one of the greatest RPGs of the last generation can live up to the hype.

After a decade in development and one failed appearance in «X-Men Origins: Wolverine,» the Merc With A Mouth finally got his own movie — and it more than lived up to the hype.

When I finally got around to watching Superbad, I must say, it didn't quite live up to the hype surrounding it.

Now, the Galaxy S III is finally ready to hit store shelves in the Unites States — it will launch on all four major U.S. carriers beginning this month — but can Samsung's latest Android phone live up to the hype?

Despite my brief time with the game, I've really come to think that maybe the long awaited Duke Nukem Forever is going to live up to all the media hype, and I can't wait until it finally reaches the shelves on June 10th this year (hopefully not in another fourteen years!).

The highly anticipated game from Double Fine, Brütal Legend, has finally hit store shelves, but does this heavy metal game live up to the hype, or does the weight of high expectations and hype bring it crashing to the ground?

Now that Tomorrow Corporation (2D Boy's sort - of succesor) has published the game for Switch, I'm finally able to see if the game lives up to the hype... 9 years later.

And hey, even if Aces doesn't quite live up to the hype, at least we can die happy knowing we finally got to play tennis as a Chain Chomp.

When this title finally hit store shelves after what seemed like a decade there wasn't any way it could have lived up to the hype.

Finally arriving February 16 the PlayStation 4 and PC game hopefully will live up to the hype.

Now the game has finally been released, and can it live up to the hype, or will it just be another Ninja game?

After a fairly long delay Temple Run has finally made it onto Android and after all the hype this game has gotten, does it live up to the hype?