Sentences with phrase «lost magic his touch»

Bushnell says he is worried that Apple is starting to lose the magic touch that Jobs brought to the company.

A blowout win at Lambeau rejuvenated the aging Brett Favre and quieted the whispers that he had lost his magic touch

this is where Wenger lost the plot, where he lost the magic touch he once had.....

And so, as the prodigal son prepares to return for the second time — the question is not whether he has lost his magic touch, or even whether he has improved Manchester City.

«President Muhammadu Buhari has not lost his magic touch.

The message seems clear: antibiotics are losing their magic touch after decades of incautious prescription, improper use and the inevitable spread of bacterial genes that confer drug resistance.

It's sad to say, but M. Night Shyamalan may have completely lost his magic touch.

However, the days of Call of Duty 2 or Call of Duty Modern Warfare are gone, replaced with new games which appear to have lost the magic touch the series once had.

Overall Knack was a lot of fun to play, and to me it is clear that Mark Cerny has not lost his magic touch when it comes to creating PS classics.

Not exact matches

wenger might have been a good coach to teach players years ago, but maybe he has lost his magic coaching touch, these players need a manager who can teach them something new, so they have something to believe in at least.

Children can not touch the Elf on the Shelf or it'll lose its Christmas magic, making them unable to fly back to the North Pole.

Kids aren't allowed to touch the elves, or else they'll lose their magic and be unable to fly back to Santa every night to give their report.

Director Richard Linklater achieves this complicated magic with Before Midnight, the highly anticipated follow - up to his existential romances Before Sunrise and Before Sunset, which tell the story of two young lovers who fall in love during a night in Vienna together, only to lose touch and reunite nine years later during an afternoon in Paris.

However, attempts to modernise fairy tales often result in a tale that loses a touch of the magic that made our favourites so memorable.

Well said, Barnes and Noble lost their magic around the time their Simple Touch with Glowlight came out.