Sentences with phrase «least give them a run for their money»

At least we gave them a run for their money this time...

Come on at least give us a run for our money it is getting boring now.

A wired headphone of the same or lower price would still sound better, but these would at least give them a run for their money.

Not exact matches

That said, I got ta believe NFL teams are making a bunch of money given the growing popularity and rising TV deals, but the motivations behind running a franchise do seem to be an area of contention for fans (at least Lions fans).

At the very least, Buxton is capable of giving Trout a run for his money.

Any line you can get with Southampton +1.5 should represent some value and at least give you a good run for your money.

But it sounds like the dinosaurs of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom might give them a run for their money, at least when it comes to the practical effects in the film.

Add in the fact that the game runs fast and smooth (at least on the latest hardware generation), and Reckless Racing 2 would give any game a run for its money in the visual department.

Rated at 424bhp, the Levante S is no where near Porsche Cayenne Turbo levels of power, but with a 5.2 sec sprint to 62mph and a 50:50 weight distribution, it should at least give the 434bhp Cayenne S a run for its money.

But based on what we've already seen on the new A8 and the solid drivetrain of the new RS5, I'm confident that the upcoming S6 will at least give the Bimmer a run for its money.

Well, the Nissan JUKE may hold the unenviable title as the least capacious of the best compact SUVs and crossovers of the year, but it gives the MINI a run for its money in terms of both fun and style.

The new Galaxy Tab S 10.5 and Galaxy Tab S 8.4 are expected to give the Apple iPads a run for their money, at least as far as specs and user experience are concerned, but the pricing is higher than Apple's offering.

I have to say that I recently saw a friend's new Kobo reader, and it was a sleek, lovely, light, and WATERPROOF piece of genius, and I really hope they give Amazon a run for at least some of their money.

This leads me to this review's biggest caveat - The Following is an immensely enjoyable and well - crafted survival horror experience that I implore any fan of the genre to at least check out, but don't attempt to do so without levelling Crane up to at least level 12, as the difficulty, even on Normal, will more than give you a run for your money if you try to jump straight in.

Bray's curatorial leadership at Dulwich has coincided with a dramatic increase in visitor numbers and a string of highly regarded temporary exhibitions — not least the acclaimed Ravilious retrospective last summer, part of the museum's ongoing «Modern British» series that has given Tate Britain a run for its money.

After finding success in emerging markets in Asia, Xiaomi is now hoping to continue that run with its latest flagship offering, which, at least on paper, should give the current crop of high - end flagships a run for their money.

OnePlus 5 concept renders also envision a sleek flagship killer that might give the Galaxy S8 a run for its money, but for now at least it seems that the upcoming Samsung flagship will run the smartphone game.

At the same time, there is a bevy of $ 300 to $ 400 devices on the market that give the Moto X Play a run for its money, not the least of which is Motorola's own last - gen Moto X, which is now available unlocked from Staples.

It looks like Spotify is being given a run for its money, at least in the U.S., as Apple Music looks set to overtake the Swedish firm in terms of subscribers.

Not only does it have a 5.5 - inch 1080p screen, fast - charging and a 21.5 MP camera, it's quite well - made to boot, giving the likes of the Moto G a serious run for their money - at least on paper.

This handset can now be had for as little as # 50 (around $ 79, AU$ 102), which means for the price at least it gives the Lumia 435 a run for its money.

At least one company, Jenn - Air, has brought out «oiled bronze» to give stainless a run for its money.