Sentences with phrase «good guys like»

I took away a good amount of amusement from the game's nutty, gloriously over-the-top interludes; the larger than life fight sequences and lively camerawork were very entertaining, engaging me and inspiring me to root for the good guys like the best overblown action films do.

Good guys like Luke Skywalker and Rey fight for what's right.

These days I prefer to stay put and help out friends or good guys like you who I meet randomly... or those who seek me out.

world class guys like alexis, özil, very, very good guys like gabriel, debuchy, ospina but also guys like chambers for the future.

All I'm saying is, we let a good guy like Afobe go, while someone like Sanogo stays, and I think Afobe is far much better, even better than Miyachi and Gnabry.

Hi my name is kashi And I'm 23 year old I'm a good guy I like walk and hikeing and traveling I don't have more words to tell if any one interested call me this number take care

But there's this bad ass Emper... er I mean King who wants him dead, so he calls in his right hand man who used to be a good guy like Obi Wan Kebabi (just thinking off the top of my head here!)

«I think she thinks she's a good guy like all the best villains.

When he feels good about himself and the temptation to do wrong arises, he will desist, thinking, «Would such a good guy like me do a thing like that?»

Not exact matches

But with its $ 2.1 - billion rescue of Opti Canada, which just last week entered creditor protection, it not only reasserts its Canadian presence; it looks like the good guy.

Or, like America's Cup - winning skipper Jimmy Spithill says, «Rarely have I seen a situation where doing less than the other guy is a good strategy.»

Does a guy who starts out selling records and then rolls the dice — getting into everything from airlines and aerospace to mobile phones and soft drinks — seem like he's trying to better himself?

It feels like «Terminator 2,» in which Arnold Schwarzenegger's Terminator goes from bad guy to good guy.

«We had callers who were like, «You guys are no good.

You can make good decisions, but if you slip a bit and something beyond your control can happen — like the guy [on the peak] who stepped out on that cornice, and I'm at the bottom of the bowl, not up there to show him exactly where to step.

It was really funny because when I talked to these guys at Apple, I told them we just can't get people on fast enough, and they're like well join the club: we can't make iPads fast enough.

(After all, most of us do want to look good, or in my case to at least look as good as it is possible for a guy like me to look.)

It's the kind of long - term thinking guys like Stephen used to enrich our economy 130 - odd years ago, and that smart leaders would do well to emulate today.

«I think one of the things that this team is lacking that hurts them the most is not having the true leaders like we had last year and guys that, when things go bad... I feel like when things go bad, this team struggles a little with bouncing back and making good plays.»

«Bad guys don't like good lighting,» says Patrick Murphy, president of LPT Security Consulting.

Businesses like the Trunk Club are already racking it up with hand - selected styles that help guys look good.

It's all good up until the point when confidence breaks and people look around, it's sort of like waking up out of a dream, like «oh, you guys are leveraged 200 to 1, you're insolvent on a market to market basis?»

A guy introduces himself like this: «I'm the smartest, best - dressed, and most handsome man in the room.»

It's exactly like the old joke about the guy who is searching for his lost keys under the nearest street lamp: not because that's where he thinks he lost them but because the light is so much better there.

With hard work, good cyberslething and a bit of luck companies like ours will keep pace with the bad guys» attacks — but companies need to do their part and get smart about the potential threats.

«People say to us all the time, «Oh, you guys are getting all this good material,» like we're happy about some of this stuff that's happening,» Stone said.

It has also added chicken and tuna burgers, salads, and shakes to its menu, and it was named the best - tasting burger in America in 2014, according to a survey by Consumer Reports, beating competitors like Shake Shack, In - N - Out, and Five Guys.

«The challenges are it is just a phenomenally competitive environment full of very capable, very well - capitalized big guys like IBM and SAP.»

«A lot of guys are in suits five days a week or more, so things like socks, laces, bracelets, that's where you can express some individuality,» says Barclay, articulating the reason why designer watches are still selling well when everyone is attached to their time - telling smartphone.

«I was like «Whoa, this is even doper» — because the snowboarders have good reach, but these guys, their reach is times 100.»

Like Jimmy Spithill, skipper of America's Cup - winning Team Oracle USA, says, «Rarely have I seen a situation where doing less than the other guy is a good strategy.»

The things you guys are going to learn about at Def Con today — you know, often people are like, «Oh, well, in a year this is going to be a big deal for everybody» — well, it's quite possible what you're learning about at Def Con today was a problem for us six months ago.

All of this means that stores like Holt Renfrew are making an unprecedented play for the male consumer, targeting sharply dressed clothes - horse types like Sinclair, as well as more reluctant luxury customers — guys who care about appearance but would far rather spend time in Radio Shack then Ralph Lauren.

It goes like this: «Yes, I know those other guys are coming in with a slightly better term sheet.

P.M. Justin Trudeau of Canada, a very good guy, doesn't like saying that Canada has a surplus vs. the U.S. (negotiating), but they do... they almost all do... and that's how I know!»

And the most prominent guys that have good performance and didn't blow up tend to be the guys that don't like bitcoin and think it's stupid, a bubble or whatever.

I have slightly mixed feelings about McFarlane's treatment of Hamm — on one hand, Trent seems like a good guy that took the kind of initiative that McFarlane recommends to launch his blog and turn it into a wildly successful site that he was able to sell for $ 1,000,000 +.

I liked the fund manager (brilliant guy) and the fund consistently performed well.

I like the postmodern irony, as well as the plausible implication that guys like me were seduced by Strauss into believing Locke is an atheistic individualist.

This Pope seems like a good guy, interested in cleaning up the corruption in the RCC.

======================================================================== Our country will be better off when old, white, narrow minded bigots like this guy finally die off.

The guy clearly was a problem and sounds like its a good thing he got fired.

So, by your reasoning, if «People put so much importance on words» (implying that they don't matter and we shouldn't take thought of how we use them) then I ought to be able to sing along with the lyrics from pac's «hit»em up» with my black friends, curse in a kindergarten class as well as a corporate meeting for my boss... what impression would a client have of my boss if I were cussing in a professional meeting or at a charity event... it doesn't add up, it's a cop - out rebuttal... trying to find loopholes or applying «human reasoning» like» ll take a swearing guy who's helpful» doesn't change Jesus or scripture it's just setting up a what - if scenario and trying to allow that to in some way justify your stance when again, that doesn't change The Holy Spirit or His heart in those who have been born again... the verses (inspired by His own Spirit) speak for themselves.

Perhaps stopping the buggery and fraud might hhvae given you enough good graces to fade away like the other cuts from the past, but now you guys have really ticked off alot of smart people.

I would like to give that guy a good beating, but I'm glad we all got to know your story, very touching.

We look like everyone else, are just as honest as everyone else, just as charitable, just as faithful as the best of Jesus» true followers, and far better than the self - righteous like yourself who need an invisible Big Guy in the Sky to keep you honest, charitable and faithful.

Well, let's just say I have my proof, and claims like must upset you, like a guy with a ferrari telling you that it's within your reach, but you'll probably never get one, because you don't really believe it's possible.

Stories like these helped me recognize the «good» within people; not the 2 - dementional stereotypical characters that we tend to see in moviesand associate as «bad guys» (dark eyes and a goatee); that is just movie makeup that plays on the social consciences of that era.

guys like Jacob here suck it up from their hate filled preachers who tell them to go out in the world, armed with half facts from hate based websites and they make themselves look like fools in the real world Monday trough Saturday, until the preacher gives em a little pat on the back and says good job.

This why you can see a differences today between Jews, like Jon Stewart who has a very European look and guys like Benjamin Netanyahu who has a very distinct (for the lack of a better term) ethnic look to him.