Sentences with phrase «into nervy»

The game plays a cruel trick on you up front, threatening the player with a save file deletion if they die too often, to try and get you into the nervy, jangled mindset the game world preys on.

Roger Corman's The Wild Angels took the outlaw culture of the biker movie into nervy, nihilistic territory.

Best of all, however, is Moore, released from a recent run of roles that have boxed her (however effectively) into nervy constructs of femininity.

They lead 4 - 1 but will need to avoid making any silly mistakes at the Stadio Olimpico or it could turn into a nervy evening.

Not exact matches

Arsenal should have won comfortably to leapfrog Manchester City into third but instead they remain fourth in a nervy race for a Champions League spot.

We stuck to our plan, and after 10 minutes of the second - half had passed, we really began to turn the screw on our rivals, and we were starting to feel like the game was going to turn, but it soon fizzled out, and the Hammers worked their way back into the game, and everything began to seem rather nervy...

The match started in a nervy fashion for the Red Devils as just a few minutes into the game, Manchester United found themselves in a 3 v 1 situation that could have gone horribly wrong for them had Adam Traore not made a mess of it.

We huffed and puffed but we became anxious, nervy and edgy and it turned into a disappointing afternoon which you sometimes have to put up with at this stage of the season.»

Christian netted our third goal after a brace from Harry Kane, but we suffered a nervy ending after goals from Javier Hernandez and Cheikhou Kouyate, plus a second yellow card and consequent red for Serge Aurier, allowed the Hammers back into the contest.

However Alexandre Lacazette bagged a pair before half time to put them back into the contest and Ghezzal's second half effort forced a nervy ending, with Ajax also reduced to ten men following Nick Viergever's dismissal.

New England had some nervy moments in the first 10 minutes, though newly - minted starting goalkeeper Matt Turner was alert and on his game to keep the Revolution from slumping into an early hole.

That set up a nervy finish for the Blues, but they held on to their lead, which saw them jumping into the top half of the league table.

After a few perhaps nervy touches that rival fans jumped all over, Pogba settled into the game and made a somewhat instant impact.

Red Devils supporters have to be very nervy how heading into the home leg on March 13.

Despite being in better form than at the same stage of last season going into the FA Cup semi-final, Arsenal still managed to put their fans through the ringer again with a nervy performance at Wembley against a Championship side.

The first nervy bunch of protons were due to be fired around the European lab's latest and biggest particle accelerator, the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), as it kicked into action.

There's a scene in Bryan Bertino's film «The Strangers» that handily encapsulates the film's nervy brand of terror, one so good and simple that it served as the film's poster image when the 2008 feature first hit theaters: it's Liv Tyler, standing alone in her kitchen, looking out into what seems to be — what should be — an empty house.

Returning screenwriters Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely have taken the beloved characters and dropped him into a moral quagmire, eschewing the late 1940s tone of unabashed patriotically inclined Americana for a nervy and inspired turn into 1970s conspiracy imbroglio.

There's Rooney Mara as his nervy wife Emily, Jude Law as Jonathan, a shrink who treats her after she drives her car into a wall, and Catherine Zeta - Jones as her last psychiatrist, Victoria, who suggests Jonathan try her on an new anti-depressant.

Directed by Ralph Nelson and starring James Garner, «Duel» isn't exactly an anti-Western but it is a pretty nervy piece for its time, delving into issues of race and sex that had been strictly taboo in decades of cowboy - and - Indian - and - cavalry shoot - em - ups.

A deliberate, nervy sequel that wisely matures with the fanbase, perhaps it's best Deathly Hallows: Part 1 takes a few seasons off to settle into the system, building some delicious momentum before it returns with a furious final stand, soaking up every last moment of Potter minutiae along the way.

That same eagerness translates into a somewhat nervy feel at highway speeds and the already firm ride becomes downright uncomfortable at these velocities.

In this penetrating, nervy memoir, which ricochets between meditation and black comedy, Knighton tells the story of his fifteen - year descent into blindness while incidentally revealing the world of the sighted in all its phenomenal peculiarity.

I'm claustrophobic so a little nervy about diving but recently got into snorkelling so all my trips going forward are going to be to good snorkelling spots: --RRB-