Sentences with phrase «much early stuff»

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Since he is about my age, I grew up seeing that much of the stuff he incoporated into his novels was plagiarized right out of old B horror movies of the 1950's and early sixties!

«The severity of it all was the biggest thing, and how much it was all stuffed up... how the hell they didn't realise their sales weren't meeting those targets earlier on... the amount of shortfall there is, I still can't believe they didn't pick that it earlier,» Keely says, pointing out global trends have been negative for many, many months.

For once I'm glad I am a little neurotic because at that stage I started to organize the house the way I wanted it for the birth (move this chair there and this bucket here, empty the bins, attach balloons to the front door to help the midwives find the house, bring all the useful stuff up to my bedroom, etc.) even though I was convinced nothing would happen for hours and it was much too early to worry about such details.

I often wish that someone had helped me address that sort of stuff much earlier in my life.

Decades earlier, cosmologists looking at Einstein's equations determined three possible destinies lying in wait for the universe, depending on how much stuff — galaxies, stars, humans — it contained.

We woke up extra early and did as much stuff outdoors as we could, I almost got some plants but I think that would have been pushing it considering that it's not quite time for gardening.

This took forever cos I had a bunch of picks saved, but when I came back to re-check everything late last night / early this morning to make sure stuff was still in stock for ya, SO MUCH wasn't, or was only available in, like, ONE size.

can't handle so much bad stuff that early!

I actually scheduled my fix to come earlier in the month this month because I knew the end of the month would be a little hectic with some events and stuff going on... annnnnnd I really just wanted to get another fix sooner because I love Stitch Fix so much!

Our earliest page aimed at the over 60 dating scene was Senior Personals for the Over 60 Lady or Man — as such this is not really an advice page (beyond some basic stuff) so much as an access point for the senior dating service we offer.

No wonder, with adult dating sites, adult stuff became much easier since the early «90.

The occasional collision detection issues had me bouncing off of stuff that was at least a few feet away from me which didn't help during boss fights, plus the boss fights themselves can get really difficult in the early going since you're limited in how much you can upgrade until you level up a bit.

Because he was on the vanguard of his medium, much of Blake's early stuff is archived on inferior formats and looks pretty primitive, but the glimpses we get of it are vital anyway.

«It became very apparent early on that he's very much into building the stuff,» says the film's visual effects supervisor, Tim Alexander, of Verbinski.

For his romantic roundelay Trust the Man, a New York - set movie very much in the vein of Woody Allen, Edward Burns and early David O. Russell (see review here), writer - director Bart Freundlich did his best myna bird impression — «gathering stuff from my life that I thought was funny, about the way you relate to your wife and kids, or conversations with friends about the ways that they relate to those topics,» he explains by phone — and then shaping and pruning them down, grinding them up against the age - old pressures of temptation and fear of commitment.

Much of the early stuff I've never seen, actually, and it'll be a nice reprieve from Oscar madness during the season.

In an earlier blog post we talked about the importance of developmental editing and why the focus on big - picture stuff — structure, book - spanning issues like plot or organization, character development, dialogue, and that sort of thing — needs to come first, before you spend too much time worrying about the finer points of style and wording.

Later on, in college, I lived next to Shannon Wheeler and would help him out with his early «Too Much Coffee Man» era stuff.

This produces a flatter, «offset» price graph for discount retailers through the business cycle; they don't lose as early or as much as everyone else in a major downturn, and they turn it around sooner while everyone else may still be on the way down, but as everything gets better for everyone on the upswing it's less great for the discount guys, as they start losing customers and their dollars to competitors with better stuff, even as the ones they keep spend more.

I've enjoyed playing this so much that having completed all the current early access stuff I've just started endless mode to see how far I can get.

but that's not bad for what you're getting — access to the newest stuff, much earlier than other folks.

It's a barebones selection of stuff at the moment with two items locked off due to its Early Access nature, but I have the sneaking suspicion that there's not going to be much more on offer in the full game either, reinforcing my belief that Freaking Humans is fun, but doesn't have a whole lot to offer.

Also the early MMOs were very much niche and not that well known, hell even Star Wars Galaxies wasn't that popular or heavily talked about in gaming news past its initial stuff.

If you want as much content as possible, you can pick up the $ 30 Season Pass, which provides early access to select Operators, exclusive weapon skins, extra Credits and a Renown boost that lets you unlock stuff faster.

In a best case scenario though, we'll be able to deliver much of this stuff earlier.

It's been a while in game time with all the stuff that has dropped this year and though Battleborn is a great game, it just seems like too much work to log in just to search for a game match for 20 minutes (while friends complain because they could have matches in all games multiple times) and remain optimistic that someone won't quit early or you won't end up against a whole set of level 100 people.

I got to the very end boss, only to find out that by not upgrading the ability to craft a Corrupt Ruin earlier in the game, I'm pretty much stuffed.

I'm excited to see how much VR sneaks in, certainly it has been getting great coverage and with the new Omnidirectional treadmill Kickstarter doing well and new devices coming from Razer, there is certainly a wave of exciting stuff for «early» (early for the new dawn of VR at least) adopters.

Nor do I think, like Sam, that «Red Label» is a flat image; I think it has, along with quite a bit of Smith's very early, freely - brushed but clearly structured work of the late fifties, more spatial «life» in it than much of the stuff that came later, work that attempted to wed painting to literal three - dimensionality.

Katherine Bernhardt may seem closer to a much earlier form of modern art, with sharp, thick dabs of color over women strutting their stuff.

I like the early (and any,) Italian and pretty - much the 1850 to 1950 stuff best.

I was confident that the early stuff would be a revelation, if only because of how much effort is still put into maintaining the notion that everything started at the admittedly vital Ferus Gallery.

Peak oil was the notion, much talked about in the early Aughts, that after a maximum point of oil extraction had been reached, the world's economy would go to hell in a hand basket because there wouldn't be enough oil to do all the stuff we humans want to do with it.

I sometimes use as an example, it's two paragraphs that open a memorandum, and it's the real thing, I pull these in and we edit these two paragraphs and we see how much better they could be, but one day I was teaching to a group and there was a partner and in fact there were several partners, but one of the partners raised his hand and he said, you know, this reads like a first - year associate who is unsure of herself, and I was agreeing that I hadn't seen that earlier and expressed it that way because when put all this stuff into our writing, the vis - à - vis type phrases and a lot of overblown ways of expressing ourselves, all we are doing is showing that we are insecure that we really don't believe in what we're saying.

Thanks so much for sharing, I suppose decluttering Christmas as you take stuff out early in the month would be much better than afterwards in January!

On a much lighter note, I mourned accidentally throwing away tear sheets of an interview with Baz Lurhmann I did in my early 20s; all the stuff I deliberately threw away because I'm a single, downsizing mum; heck, dismantling my life of 23 years generally.