Sentences with phrase «more impressive pedigree»

According to Deadline, Netflix has lined up its next Adam Sandler movie, and this one will have a slightly more impressive pedigree than just Sandler himself.

Not exact matches

So it's impressive to me that someone with that pedigree, who will probably be one of the higher earners at the club, certainly on more than Phillips and Vieira who play almost week - in and week - out, does not figure in to a regular place in the team.

But when the offer to visit the Beautiful Creatures set came in earlier this year, I admit to being intrigued: after all, the production had attracted some seriously impressive talent (from acting legends like Jeremy Irons and Margo Martindale to relative newcomers like Emmy Rossum), and that seems to indicate that LaGravenese is building something with a little more substance and pedigree than the average teen supernatural - romance project.

Only the first of the breed, the E30 M3, had any real racing pedigree but in the intervening 31 years the M3 has become faster and more impressive.

Another important reason for seeking a puppy that has an impressive pedigree and perhaps much more important is this: Dogs do not become champions if the person that is behind that dog is not respected by his or her peers.