Sentences with phrase «into big parties»

So if you're in World of Warcraft and you have a 20 - person raid, we're seeing a lot of people loading the Xbox app, getting into big parties as their client for how they talk and they go in.

If your man is shy, then bring him to a small social event, like a brunch or drinks with a couple close friends, so he will know some of your friends a little better before you thrust him into a big party where you already know everyone.

Vancouver has earned the nickname «no fun zone», but during the 2010 Winter Olympics the city set up screens and the downtown area was turned into a big party with activities and singers keeping the tourists entertained.

Not exact matches

Donald Trump's tax plan is yet another example of the Republican frontrunner talking a big game but, when it comes to standing up to the establishment, he falls back into the party line.

Microsoft and Sony are doubtlessly pouring big resources into developing VR games for their respective consoles since they will be great differentiators — but will the two systems be similar enough to attract all - important third - party developers?

On Sunday night, the awards show known as Hollywood's biggest party could turn into a Netflix party.

Spoiler alert: she does not go into detail about how fentanyl dealers used the real estate market to launder drug money or how B.C. casinos (also big donors to her party) helped international high rollers convert duffel bags of dirty cash into down payments on luxury homes.

That in itself — combined with more scrutiny from regulators over how data is collected, used, and shared, and bigger changes that Facebook is making in terms of how it works with third - party apps that link into the Facebook platform (which CEO Mark Zuckberg announced last week)-- will hopefully lead to more meaningful changes on that front.

«My preference is for us to unite into one big broad party, so basically reconstitute the coalition that Peter Lougheed and Ralph Klein had before it split in half.

How do you think the evangelicals ever got into the party of big business in the first place.

Republicans, the former party of entrepreneurialism morphed into the party of bailed out corporations to big to fail.

There's a BIG difference between hearing about two people engaged in a bitter divorce, and hearing about the deliberate behaviour of one powerful party trying to bully and intimidate another into oblivion.

On the heels of its final day of shooting and a big wrap party, J.J. Abrams has announced that his 2015 entry into the Star Wars canon has a real title: The Force Awakens.

On the heels of its final day of shooting and a big wrap party, J.J. Abrams has announced that his 2015 entry into the Star Wars canon has a real...

On Sunday, may we acknowledge the fact that the teachings of Christ could never fit into a political party or platform, that our faith is bigger than our decisions in the ballot box, and that aligning ourselves with power threatens the true message of the Gospel.

If an outside party can help point out some potential problem spots in your relationship when they're still small, you can work on them before they blow up into something bigger and more difficult to handle.

I'm not in a place where I can put on a white dress, throw a big party for my friends and family, and force them into doing the Chicken Dance, nor am I in a place to be someone's wife, with all the challenges and joys that brings.

The Grammys have turned into one of primetime's most fun parties, with some of music's biggest names coming together for crazy mash - ups and over-the-top performances.

If you're not into marriage, maybe someday you could just have a big party with all your friends and family there, and you could say some nice words to each other.

I just want to have a big party with amazing food, dancing into the wee hours, champagne, big smiles etc..

Alongside the 10 separate offers from the bidding parties, the contest also drew international powerhouses into the consolidation play as the world's biggest dairy exporter, New Zealand's Fonterra, snared a 10 per cent stake in Bega Cheese while Lion, which is a subsidiary of Japanese behemoth Kirin, seized 10 per cent of WCB.

But if you want to party in Minneapolis before the big game — or will be in the area but don't plan on going into the stadium — there are lots of events, parties and festivals going on that you won't want to miss.

His coming out party was at the annual Big 33 game well after our final ranking, where he showed he had just started to tap into his potential.

The party funds are being depleted into private pockets without any due regard for the bigger task of winning the 2016 elections.

But if the Liberal Democrats and the Green party were to make this into a «big issue», Ed Miliband would be compelled to oppose them.

I think British political leaders through out history can be fitted into the following 4 types, when it comes to the role of the state: Big Redistribution + Centralised State Big Redistribution + Decentralized State Small Redistribution + Centralized State Small Redistribution + Decentralized State The modernized wing of the labour party fit's basically in the first category, particularly post Credit Crunch.

In essence, Blair is telling big business that a sanitised Labour Party moving away from the unions and into alliance with the Liberal Democrats is a safer bet than a Tory Party which may not be able to win another general election.

I rattle through what seem to be Momentum's big aims: to bring people into the party, and provide Corbyn with a dependable base of support.

My interest in minor parties stems from how they change the dynamic of electoral calculations and turn a duopolistic zero - sum game into a valid competition, which the traditional big - two should ignore at their peril, though I suspect you and they each secretly habour conflicting viewpoints about how to deal with the reality of their existence and the additional complexity they provide.

With public polling in the race close, yet trending Perry's way, both the GOP and the Democratic Party worked to turn this into a big - time race.

Shunning the «overbearing» nanny state which has long been associated with the Labour party, Mr Brown instead talked of integrating the big challenges - environmental, economic and ensuring security - into the lives of ordinary people.

Once two big parties can establish themselves, first past the post then does its job of entrenching those parties into power by discouraging politicians joining other parties, and by discouraging voters to vote for other parties.

It could be a routine hold for Labour in a constituency they have dominated forever, proving that rumours of the party's demise have been greatly exaggerated; it could be the route to Westminster for Paul Nuttall (for whom this is the fifth attempt to get into the Commons — still short of Nigel Farage's number), heralding the beginning of a big Ukip surge into working - class Labour heartlands; it could end up with a very close three -(or even four -, depending on Liberal Democrat performance) way race that shows the new divides in the electorate in the wake of the Brexit referendum.

Diplomatic sources and NPP insiders confirmed to this paper that the two former Ukraine «fighters» were invited into the country to train a «special wing» of the biggest opposition party on how to «recruit and mobilize» people to stage a Ukrainian - like uprising in Ghana should Nana Akufo - Addo fail to win the presidential election for the third consecutive time.

Tim Farron, Liberal Democrat president, comments on the committee on standards in public fife's report into political party funding: «Money currently plays far too big a role in politics and the Liberal Democrats have long called for major reform in party funding.

«I think a more sensible approach for the Labour party... is that they should acknowledge some things went wrong, they went into a big bust, the banking system was poorly regulated.

Pendry eventually put in a call to an ex-girlfriend who was a big wheel in the Beaconsfield constituency Labour party, easing Blair into his first election battle.

It reveals the Prime Minister's cunning masterplan to put everything that he and his predecessor built to fire and the sword, making sure that the party is not simply dented but flattened for a generation, the big tent cut into pieces and burned, the centre ground abandoned to the enemy, and anything of value utterly destroyed.

Parachuting in an outsider might make sense for a party trying to get its bigger names into elected offices, but it plays badly on the ground.

Early this year, Sanders supporters in California flooded into long - ignored, district - level meetings at which one - third of state Democratic Party delegates are selected, seeking to leave their mark on the race for chair of the nation's biggest state pParty delegates are selected, seeking to leave their mark on the race for chair of the nation's biggest state partyparty.

The Liberal Democrats have long been the most pro-European of the three biggest UK parties, and have until now consistently argued for Britain's entry into the euro.

«For a party that has promised a «bonfire of the quangos», turning Britain's best - loved institution into the biggest quango in the world - responsible for a # 100bn budget and 1.4 million staff - is a proposal that has had dangerously little scrutiny to date,» he said.

The immediate family of former President John Dramani Mahama has drawn down the curtain on days of speculations over the future of the former Ghanaian leader making a comeback to politics with official confirmation that the immediate past president will not lead the now biggest opposition party into the 2020 presidential election.

It is under the cloud of this spreading sentiment that the big Westminster parties dive into the final leg of their campaigns.

By the time the GE came around Farage had blown what had made UKIP successful chasing BNP votes, and pushed Tory voters back... especially with the worry about Labour being the biggest party in a hung parliament and reliant on an authoritarian Sturgeon to get them into govt.

«Edo South is the biggest senatorial district in Edo State and our party leaders must be careful by ensuring equity and justice to members so that the party will not be plunged into crisis ahead the general elections.

On the eve of the Liberal Democrats» conference in Liverpool, he warns in an article in The Times that the planned changes will create losers, but urges his party not to forget the bigger liberal goal of getting people back into work.

The blog provides regular insights into the European project, government waste, Gordon Brown's burdens on the economy, the dangers of state funding of political parties and it offers a sceptical view of a big government approach to combating climate change.

However, history suggests that although smaller parties can make a big impact at by - elections, translating that into wider political success is far from easy.

Immigration control has been a big priority for the Conservative Party, David Cameron and Theresa May, going into the 2010 election.