Sentences with phrase «namecheck all»

Peers routinely namecheck litigators from its roster as being some of the best in Manitoba.

Ask anyone about 1960s «New Journalism» and the chances are they will namecheck Hunter S Thompson, Tom Wolfe, Norman Mailer and Truman Capote.

He offers one nugget on the whole idea of shared single - player experiences, though — right after I namecheck Dark Souls.

You know you've made it when flight attendants namecheck your product during takeoff.

However, if Katniss Everdeen is your heroine of choice you're still in luck; female fans of the Hunger Games receive 44 % more online communication and men see the number of messages they receive increased by 21 % when they namecheck Suzanne Collins» series.»

JE: Just a namecheck there, the ARC, for those that are not aware that's the Australian Research Council isn't it that's the main funder.

Yes, the plot is cursory at best, and essentially exists only so the film can namecheck carefully placed apps in a series of sponsored, rather pointless extended set pieces.

It's only right that Happy Death Day, wherein a sorority girl is forced to live the day she is murdered over and over again, takes an entire scene to namecheck Groundhog Day.

To namecheck all the amazing moments would be a long and tedious process, but seems vital to mention a climactic monologue given to Stuhlbarg which is breathtaking in both content and delivery.

Even so, if Stahelski can namecheck Buster Keaton and deliver, John Wick: Chapter 2 offers enough reason to believe he can run his own gauntlet, wherever it might lead.

However, if Katniss Everdeen is your heroine of choice you're still in luck; female fans of the Hunger Games receive 44 % more online communication and men see the number of messages they receive increase by 21 % when they namecheck Suzanne Collins» series.

And never mind Margaret Thatcher's visit to Downing Street... David Cameron paid homage to her too with a namecheck and a hint of further tax cuts to make the Conservatives once again the party of aspiration.

Nadine Dorries got a namecheck there.

As my MP was getting up, he asked the presenter whether he could namecheck him when back on air, suggesting he said something like: «Well, thanks to [name] for that interview.»

Not only does Drake namecheck the Cheesecake, but also the chain employs multiple characters on Big Bang Theory, granting it further pop culture cache.

He namechecked a variety of thinkers influencing his new - age concepts, including Janette Sadik - Khan, a transportation advisor to Michael Bloomberg; Designer Alex McDowell of the World Building Institute; and Geoffrey West, the complex systems theorist at the Santa Fe Institute.

He namechecked some players in the French squad.

Theresa May opted against namechecking the European Commission president in her speech today.

He gave seven namechecks to Corbyn, but failed to mention the party's candidate for City Hall once.

2.26 pm He namechecks some of the Shadow Cabinet - George Osborne, Ken Clarke, Theresa May.

Perhaps by stealth, director Paul Feig has invented a form of bizarro fan service — namechecks to an original property that actually make you question whether it was any good in the first place.

And as I'm saying that, I'm realizing a lot of woman - centric flicks get namechecked.

The namechecking of Dickens is used by the film - makers as an excuse for the improbable amount of chance and coincidence that takes over the film.

The trailer (cut by Anderson himself), combined with the director's namechecking of the Zucker brothers (of Airplane!

In fact, Shakespeare, Byron, Melville, Rimbaud and plenty more all get namechecked in William Monahan's pretentious...

This is a movie that namechecks Independence Day in a winking gesture, and thinks nothing of tasking its fictional commander - in - chief with firing a rocket launcher from a limousine driving in circles on the front lawn of the titular landmark.

There are more than a few well - known actors and (LEGO) characters namechecked.

It's easy to forget that at one time McConaughey was being touted as the new Paul Newman, having received back - to - back praise in the mid -»90s for A Time to Kill and Lone Star, the latter of which has been namechecked by writer / director Jeff Nichols for part - inspiring his third feature.

It's been going on for a while to one degree or another, but Edgar Wright's «Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World» was one of the most obvious and conscious examples in recent memory: taking its leaf from Bryan Lee O'Malley's source material, it namechecked energy bars, extra lives and save points, among other video game tropes, in a smart and poppy way.

In long, thoughtful answers, he namechecks clarinetist Artie Shaw and punk rockers the Buzzcocks with equal enthusiasm.

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Peugeot itself is heavily encouraging such behaviour; its press release happily namechecks the 1980s hot hatch icon, while the «GTI» badge on the 208's rear quarter panel is an unashamed nod to its ancestor.

Glance at the credits for an Assassin's Creed game and you'll see several studios namechecked.

The design is based on the theme of musical bars and namechecks musicians including 4 Hero, Alice Coltrane and Attica Blues.

Kordansky was trying to woo Johnson to his gallery, and the two were sniffing each other out, namechecking artists they loved.

With strikingly similar financial results, a brand that namechecks both firms» histories, complementary sector focuses and almost symmetrical UK coverage — Bond Pearce in the southwest and Dickinson Dees in the northeast — it almost seems surprising the pair did not tie up sooner.

He already seems to have gone through the appeals process, and Google does not seem to have any other procedure for real people with real names that are rejected by Google's algorithm and its army of malicious namechecking drones.

And COO Sheryl Sandberg, in a TV interview Wednesday night, namechecked the legislation again.

Apple namechecked the game developer community, saying they will be able to develop «closer to the metal.»