Sentences with phrase «games seems»

Even though the game revolves around mini games it seems pretty deep with the unlockables and the features mentioned!

The onslaught of tower defense games seems as if it will never let up.

This Mario games seems like it will be a must have!

I'm really looking forward to the head games it seems Benicio's and Josh's characters are playing here.

at the Selhurst Park, the distasteful cretin that is Alan Padrew has done surprisingly well since taking over although their record of two wins, two losses and a draw from their last five games seems like that their form is somewhat up in the air of sorts.

Since then, Mauricio Pochettino has implemented his style (or at least tried to) and in some games it seems to have work.

But if judging a player after two games seems harsh in the abstract, then judging a player after these two particular games seems fair enough.

But in previous games it seems he had put the pounds on and had mud inside his boots.

Playing these extra games seems to have brought the best out of the 25 - year - old and he has been in great form.

So far, our approach towards the big games seems to be positively changing.

However, those 1.5 games seemed to prove to NFL teams that he can be an effective starter.

The social media game seems like it comes naturally to some businesses.

Movies and computer games seem to be competing to who can be the most violent and graphic.

Instead of playing to win, they played to avoid losing and almost every game it seemed like the other team would tie it in the last second, take the Canucks into overtime and win in the shootout.

Nevertheless, when all is said and done, a basic rule of the game seems to be that one must not expect anyone to change.

As an occasional pastime, video games seem harmless enough.

But I have to admit that, as I have just described it, much of the game seems to speak not only of the finite's power to reflect the infinite but also of a kind of fated, heroic human striving against the infinite.

For example, he does not hold onto the ball for long periods and he tend to become less of a goal threat as the match progresses, his entire game seems to transform into a player who specialises into doing a containing job as oppose to attaching the opposition.

Kolasinac with every game seems to be a defensive liability - we need to sort that out.

The Kentucky game seemed like enough of an anomaly, the kind voters could forgive.

The game seemed to remain a one - possession ballgame all night.

The Titans are one of the more dangerous 15 seeds in recent memory, so giving them any extra incentive before a second round game seems like it would be a foolish move.

Proving anew how closely the Final Four reflects our social consciousness, the Indiana - UNLV game seemed to be another battle in the raging televangelistic wars: this one between the Midwestern Fundamentalists and the Desert Charismatics.

Each game seemed to provide a different hopeful glimmer.

I also had the Jazz taking us out last night, but as soon as they announced home court and playing the Pelicans at the game it seemed like the team just relaxed and really just man handled them almost all night.

That seems unlikely given how much the game seems to believe in Dipoto — there will be bigger and better jobs available to him elsewhere.

He, like walcott used to (and to some extent still does), benefits from this excessive hype, where his good games seem to be remembered a lot longer than his poor or average games.

Before the game it seemed just about everyone took a chip a swipe at Arsene's line - up.

Only concern is that in many games we seem come off the accelerator in the second half ie today, Leicester, Brighton.

When Wilshere is playing, ironically while he makes his name in some great displays, players like Ramsey and Ozil's games seem to suffer significantly.

Nothing special but the game seemed to have far more control when he was on.

Their approach to the game seems to be «don't get beat.»»

To bring a big physical Giroud into a tiring defense late in the game seems to work well.

Pelé is one of those rare performers who can, for a moment, make all the patterns and tactics of a complex game seem unimportant.

I don't know what games you have watched, but Monreal has done a great job as for Bellirin his last game was his best and full backs have cover from centre backs watch and see Monreal cover for Gibbs going forward and also for Mertisacker Remember Sagna covered for centre backs too and never had a bad game they seem to play better as more room inside to play from Stop picking on Monreal without him we would be in the s,,,,, pick on Wilshire cost us the game against United.

I actually thought the opposite I thought he played good his all around game seemed back to me today and the only thing he couldn't do was finish.

But I think when we get too comfortable in a game we seem to just start being arrogant and then start

It would mean two play - off games that we could really do without but you know that we would take them rather than being in the Europa League with all the problems those Thursday night games seem to bring.

Cazorla's confidence and experience of the game seems to make him almost a certain scorer and Cazorla should definitely be first choice if on the pitch.

- His effort levels in games seemed to drop as the year went on and I would think some of that is a young kid who was going to get drafted saying whats the point.

Most games seem predictable after watching how refs are making decisions in favour of teams, be it the Gunners or the opposition.

Looking at the City / Chelsea game, the physicality of the game seemed at a higher level than we are used to handling.

cardio and striking defense could use some improvement, but her overall game seems to match up really well with the rest of the division.

The fact that we nearly threw the win away after completely dominating QPR for most of the game seems to me to be a real reason for concern.

Michelle Wie has arrived at a moment when women's golf is more than ever in the shadow of the men's game, when despite the tremendous gifts of Annika Sorenstam and the wave of talented Korean golfers who have come on the scene in the past few years, the game seems increasingly an afterthought.

Austin Rivers has all the skills (as he showed against UNC this week) that should make him a very good player, but his game seems more suited for the pros than for college.

We have 2 games against the spurs and games against the rockets, cavs, and Celtics, but the rest of the games seem to be good candidates for getting wins, so long as it's not #sowizards

Boogie keeping his head in the game seems crucial to proving us wrong.

When we were on the back foot, the game seems to just fly past him.

People really want to go back to that time period despite the fact that no other (smart) team in today's game seems to be clamoring to do the same.