Sentences with phrase «just sidle»

In fact, if you've trained Google Now to know who your boss or your husband is, it's totally possible for somebody to just sidle up next to you and get your watch to send them a text.

Near the top you will notice the path drops out - just Sidle across to reach the other side.

To engage an enemy in combat you just sidle up to the red circle that envelopes them, at which point the chance of actually hitting them with an attack is displayed.

This is a bit more satisfying than just sidling up to somebody and offering them bagfuls of cash to hand over their transportation.

Not exact matches

But don't sidle away from that extra-large person on the train just yet.

I just recently started reading romance and have had some uncomfortable moments in bookstores sidling over to the romance section.

The law going into effect isn't just great for the estimated 40,000 - plus blocky - headed dogs living in Utah, but «stands for a greater proposition,» Sidle said.

Indeed, they just aren't good enough at leaping upon an advantage, providing far too much opportunity for the player to sidle away or gun them down even when they should clearly be able to get the upper hand.

Django can sidle along walls, peer around the room and distract enemies with a knock, just like our good friend Raiden I MEAN SNAKE.

Just then, Bob Lynch, CEO of the Washington advocacy group Americans for the Arts, sidled up with colleagues Nora Halpern and Kate Gibney.