Not exact matches
Oklahoma kicker Nick Hodgson went to kickoff from the 10 - yard line after two personal fouls and he was trying to
squib kick it when it turned
into an onside kick.
And we really need it to be, because what was supposed to be a great season for the Gunners, following on from our Premier League title charge last season and the end of a nine year wait for a trophy, has turned
into yet another damp
squib, so far at least.
«On Saturday, the fans had a chance to basically make their view known that it is time for change, but it turned
into a massive damp
squib.
Don't invite right wingers
into the Shadow Cabinet and turn a Big Bang
into a damp
squib.
So what begins as an understated yet strikingly good look at gambling addiction turns
into a bit of a damp
squib by the end.
What we actually get is the dampest of damp
squibs thrown
into a not especially flammable nest of 70s hairstyles and furniture.
A power outage makes everything look cool and neon, like a Michael Mann film; once the killing begins, the movie devolves
into a cavalcade of gruesome
squibs, exit wounds, and creative kills amid the cries and pleas for mercy.
However, the Fire Phone has been something of a damp
squib in America where it launched, attracting some disappointed reviews, with many tech bloggers questioning if the device is special enough to encourage someone to move contracts and suggesting Amazon left its entry
into the smartphone market too late.
The Mirror's Edge reboot may have turned
into a bit of a damp
squib, but that doesn't dimish the awesomeness of the original game.
This console generation has largely belonged to Sony and while on first impressions it may have felt like Microsoft's conference this year was a damp
squib, the truth is that Microsoft's master plan is just now kicking
into gear.
The base line rule should take
into account how the
squib cases have modified the common law.
It should also explore whether there are ways to contextualize the design of ABS regulation so that a damp
squib might at least be turned
into a brass (bronze?)