Sentences with phrase «irons in the fire include»

As well as a handshake deal with Oscar - nominated Dee Rees to make a lesbian horror movie, other irons in the fire include urban vampire tale Family Blood, a new project from Saw and Insidious writer Leigh Whannell, and a sequel to Halloween.

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The Nets have any number of other irons in the fire, including reported talks involving Joe Johnson, Luis Scola and O.J. Mayo.

Facilities include a reverse cycle air conditioning, fans in bedrooms, gas flame fire in lounge, car parking, TV, Foxtel, stereo, open air deck, iron / ironing board, hair dryer, full kitchen facilities.

The Abalone Beach House is equipped with all the things to make you feel relaxed and enjoy the great surroundings; including things you would normally not expect in a holiday house such as: * 4 bedrooms — sleeping 8 comfortably * 2 bathrooms and beach shower * Fully equipped gourmet kitchen, ceramic stove, bread maker * Stereo and sound system, television, VCR & DVD * Gas barbecue on deck overlooking the ocean * Cast iron wood fire heater for cosy evenings * Laundry with washer and dryer * Toys and games including table tennis located on the ground level The main bedroom is a special treat with its queen - size bed.

On a separate note, Canadian comic book artist Cameron Stewart, who has a background at DC, Marvel and Dark Horse Comics, has hinted on his blog that he has «a couple of secret irons in the fire, including an upcoming new comic series based on an immensely popular property,» which he will be working on together with also comic book artist Karl Kerschl, who has a background at DC Comics as well.

These moves include such sights as Ram spinning around in the air like a tornado and firing off his Uzis (which is most effective when there's lots of enemies to kill and lots of things to blow up), running like a charging bull and taking enemies down like an American football player with an iron shoulder, and using his gun most effectively for snappy head shots, amongst other silly and stylish moves.

For the remainder of the decade, Stankiewicz's work was increasingly well received, and he participated in numerous group and solo shows, including Young America 1957 at the Whitney Museum of American Art, Irons in the Fire at the Contemporary Arts Museum in Houston (1957), the Venice Biennale (1958), and a one - man exhibition at the Stable Gallery in 1959.

Spring Street is once again almost precisely as Judd left it, after a painstaking three - year renovation, at a cost of $ 23 million, that has included extensive repairs to the cast - iron facade, new double - pane windows and frames (in a building that is mostly windows), the installation of climate control and adjustments to meet fire and safety regulations.