Sentences with phrase «kind of part»

Here's the thing: I've done a lot of different kinds of movies, played a lot of different kinds of parts.

They were nice to cater to what our artistic agendas were as far as to what kind of parts we wanted to play.

I kept all of those things in mind, and it was important to me, but again it was just kind of part of the adventure.

I might go so far as to say that there is only a certain kind of part Hilary Swank CAN play and do well at it.

McAdoo knew he was going to be fired, so he benched Eli for Geno as kind of a parting shot.

On her over-the-top comedy parts: «Those are my favorite kind of parts to do, just being a goofball and seeing how far you can go with something until you're just way out of line.»

Spark plugs are normally a wear and tear kind of part instead of an «all or nothing» kind of failure.

There is not one kind of part timer.

So, then that's kind of part of what I used when I was looking at all this stuff because the part that's hard to figure out is what really works, you kind of hear all these things and you've got hundred different opinions, talked to hundred different attorneys, and so, how do you figure this out, and so I was kind of looking for sort of trends and things that were coming up from multiple sources.

This trend toward ever - increasing career longevity creates some very real opportunities for employers: many older workers have skills, experience and institutional memory that organizations can ill afford to lose, and the overall shift in the past decade towards more itinerant and flexible work arrangements makes it possible to accommodate the kind of part - time workload a semi-retiree might enjoy.

«Meetings are being increasingly driven right from live data instead of a canned picture from last week,» says Anguilo, «so you could have a tool that would let you zoom in on any kind of part or drawing or data.»

«And yet that's kind of part of sports, that happens in sports all the time.

If it would've been better and it would've been easier and kind of part of my routine, as it does get with many moms after six months, then I probably would've kept going, but the six months was kind of a rough goal to reach, so once I reached it, then It wasn't so hard to stop.

I think the really abject weakness of the Labour party in Cheltenham clearly played some kind of part.

«That's kind of part of why the closed process is there — it doesn't allow the larger parties to steal minor parties» nominations,» Ferrarese said.

She could've kept going, agitating for her favored progressive causes while looking for the kind of part that would've netted her an Oscar, the last award she needs to get an EGOT.

I did however wish for Calvin Klein to step up the game once more, but the SS18 collection was kind of part 2 of FW17 collection, but not as nicely done (if you ask me).

Truly, the only other person with any kind of a part is Felicity Jones and she basically has one scene to shine.

When we talk about leading roles for actresses, these are the kinds of parts actresses go to sleep at night wishing they could get.

When I was younger, it was easier to write stuff for myself because I could write the romantic lead in a movie and play the part, but now, I'm 78 years old and I can't be the guy who's flirting with the girl and gets the girl, so it limits the kinds of parts I can do.

I wasn't really drawing any parallels though, other than that I'm drawn to those kinds of parts and that I like the part of Honey and that their names are so cute...

Sometimes these kinds of parts can squeeze in but not often.

This is all heading in the right direction, but Ransone strikes us as the kind of guy who deserves leads, the kind of parts a young Pacino would have played.

Just about every member of the 1990s cast of SNL has some kind of part in the production.

Speaking of Affleck, Larry Gigli is apparently supposed to be a tough loner, but Affleck simply cant pull off that kind of part.

Reflections on a Role: «Everyone thought because I come from a polite way of life I couldn't do that kind of part.

Clutch or plate limited slip differentials use those kinds of parts to engage one output shaft or the other based on wheel resistance.

The data company Auto Forecast Solutions is reporting that it will be built by a Canadian company called Multimatic, which supplies all kinds of parts and components to the auto industry.

We feel Leesburg officials are very concerned.Q: Should more thought be given to the hiring of such an officer?A: I think probably the animal control officer has been kind of a part - time employee they pay a small salary to, and probably not a lot of thought is given to the job.

A: I think probably the animal control officer has been kind of a part - time employee they pay a small salary to, and probably not a lot of thought is given to the job.

«I think they're kind of part of the whole dialogue.»

Feeling tiny bits of litter sand between our toes whenever we are barefoot is kind of part of the owning the cat package.

For Joan, any kind of parting was death; and her deep fear of death fueled many of her lyric furies of paint.

«It's a delicacy that's considered to have medicinal side benefits — kind of a part of healthy living,» he said.

«Many repair shops thus found it worthwhile to make replacement parts themselves - not difficult if a man specialized in one kind of part, as many repairmen did.

(2) If judges as a whole are workers who have an employment contract or employment relationship within the meaning of clause 2.1 of the PTWD, is it permissible for national law to discriminate (a) between full - time and part - time judges, or (b) between different kinds of part - time judges in the provision of pensions?

O'Brien v Ministry of Justice [2013] 1 WLR 522, SC, [2013] UKSC 6 Whether judges are workers who have an employment contract or employment relationship and, if they are, whether it is permissible for national law to discriminate between full - time and part - time judges, or between different kinds of part - time judges in the provision of pensions.