Sentences with phrase «like flypaper»

«It lets you lay out your brand and presence and become like flypaper for candidates who touch the system — which improves the quality of hiring by more effectively selecting among the available candidates.»

Equipped with the optional Sport package (which includes performance suspension tuning, 17 - inch wheels and tires, sport seats, foglamps, heated mirrors and washer jets and a multi-function steering wheel with cruise control), our test wagon hugged the twisties like flypaper, keeping the vehicle pointed in the right direction when pushed hard, thanks to the standard traction and Dynamic Stability Control (DSC).

Not exact matches

This week the nerds discuss recent movie trailers like: Pixar's Brave — starring Emma Thompson, Billy Connolly, Craig Ferguson and Robbie Coltrane Killer Elite — starring Clive Owen, Jason Statham and Robert De Niro Apollo 18 — In theaters September 2 Flypaper — Starring Patrick Dempsey, Ashley Judd, Mekhi Phifer, Tim Blake Nelson and Jeffrey Tambor Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star — starring Nick Swardson, Christina Ricci, Stephen Dorff and Don Johnson Moneyball — Starring Brad Pitt, Jonah Hill and Phillip Seymour Hoffman

, and in Flypaper — and had not encountered anything quite like what these education reformers were attempting in the Windy City.

Like Mike Petrilli in this Flypaper post, I hope Alexander's and Kline's annual testing one - eighty is all just a bluff to try and get Democrats to give in on requiring states to develop teacher evaluations.

Handling is like driving on flypaper, but when the Viper's rear end finally does break loose, it does so with more warning, less drama than it used to, thanks in part to the Michelin Pilot Sport PS2 radials.

Smith originally imagined the series would be accompanied by Wilson's text, much like Langston Hughes» text for DeCarava's pictures in The Sweet Flypaper of Life.

HUSH lets us in, «Classical Sirens and Japanese Geishas, be prepared to be seduced and discarded like a piece of old flypaper.»