Sentences with phrase «given a set stack»

At the beginning of each stage you're given a set stack of birds.

Not exact matches

Our diverse set of products gives you the flexibility to secure equity, debt, or full capital stack financing.

That was disappointing given what a stacked team the U.S. could've brought to South Korea, but it also set the stage for an otherwise fun tournament.

I don't fret about stacking and organizating within the drawer which gives me two key benefits: emptying the dishwasher is a breeze (I practically throw the stuff in) and kids don't have to worry about toppling the pristine order when they set the table.

You're much better off simply stacking the money, that you would be giving them, and setting it on fire in a trash barrel.

This movie is stacked with talent ranging from a Bob Odenkirk to Bruce Greenwood, to newcomers like Jesse Plemons, but if you're given the opportunity to act on the set of a Spielberg movie, are you really going to deny it if you have a free schedule?

Even so, the movie stacks up remarkably well, dated or not, particularly in the creepy edge given to it by the dysfunctional Haloran clan and it's setting in an old Irish castle.

You'll need to give SavvyMoney some insight into your online accounts, but once you do, you can apply various strategies to set up your debt reduction plan, be it via debt stacking, debt snowballing or a custom approach of your own.

The options you're given are fairly basic in setting either an offensive, defensive or support role for each unit in the stacks.

Ordinarily, your Mail / Calendar / Contacts / Tasks folder sets are stacked up on the left side of your screen on the bottom of the Navigation Pane to give you one - click access to these features.

The LG G6 is all set to go up against other current Android flagships and it might give them a run for their money, so let's see how it stacks up against the premium Google Pixel XL.

These inclusions may set you apart from any other hopefuls in a towering stack of resumes as well as give you something to talk about during the interview.