Sentences with phrase «not playing»

I'm not playing your silly game.

She was immediately rude and told me that I was not playing correctly and made snide remarks about my playing.

(If not playing jazz will be hard).

come on theoldadam... you're not playing along.

If you christians want to be ashamed of something, feel ashamed of all the people murdered in the name of your religion not playing with your meat and wanting to have relations with other people.

You are the one who's not playing with a full deck.

That's probably because you're not playing the game.

Excuse me for not playing the «PC game», but the elephant in this particular room was that, yes, America may have been ready for a BLACK president, but NO WAY was it ready for a MORMON president.

The students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School are not playing around.

And Mr. Trump's national security adviser, Lt. Gen. H. R. McMaster, is not playing the coordinating role on China that several of his predecessors did.

Here we are, not playing nice again.

One of the most unfortunate reasons why buyer personas are not playing a significant role in the board room as they should be is because the term has gone viral inaccurately.

Girls Learning Code alum Lauren Voisin is no ordinary girl — when she's not playing with her sister, she's running a robotics company!

Those of us on this side of the House are not playing political games at the expense of the aerospace industry or our Canadian Forces.

Mr. Speaker, we are not playing political games.

Coach Erik Spoelstra's halftime grievance of the Heat not playing with enough intensity in giving up 71 points was another way of saying Nike Blazers For Sale never turned on

However, foreign competitors — who are not playing by the rules — are threatening these jobs.

If I'm going to bother taking risk in the stock markets, I'm not playing for crumbs.

It's Super Bowl time and once again my beloved Packers are not playing for the for the seventh consecutive year.

The government is not playing the role of fireman.

When I am not playing with computer hardware I enjoy fishing, driving and playing sports.

As a kid it basically meant, «not playing,» and as grown - ups it got, well... a little more complicated.

What may have been intended to rally attention for Kanye may actually boost the public perception of Zuckerberg for not playing into mass media hype and shady marketing tactics.

«This is not playing out like a typical cycle,» says Tracie McMillion of Wells Fargo Investment Institute.

It is impossible not to view the Stormy Daniels moment as a post - #MeToo phenomenon, even though she stressed that sex with Trump — though unwanted — was consensual, and that she did not consider herself to be a victim (in a tweet, she further emphasized that she was not playing the «#MeToo card»).

«Airbnb is operating a lodging industry, but it is not playing by the same rules,» Troy Flanagan, the American Hotel and Lodging Association's vice president for state and local government affairs, said in an interview.

California is not playing around with Uber after the state handed the company a small $ 7.6 million fine for failing to follow regulatory laws.

«He's not playing the role that they (political critics) want him to play.

When he's not playing host, contributor and expert, he's living a balanced life, playing husband and father, devouring sushi, meditating, adding to his metal lunchbox collection and taking his «sneaker head» status to borderline obsessive levels.

«Riadh was not playing as part of a team, but more for himself,» says a former employee.

Not playing the loyalty game is, «the same as throwing money in the trash can,» says Brian Kelly, a former Wall Street recruiter who turned his points - maximizing road warrior experience into a business as The Points Guy, founder of thepointsguy.com.

The legislation is also not playing well in some of the country's political swing areas.

John Landgraf, the CEO of FX Networks, called its lack of disclosure «ridiculous» and accused tech companies of not playing on an even field.

Not playing (sharing) well with others.

Not playing into their demands of insane workplace fads and perks will weed out the ones who aren't passionate about their work at your company.

HTC is probably right in not playing the simple megapixel numbers game, but it still hasn't figured out a way to top the imaging results found on Nokia and Apple devices.

My smartass ways were not playing well at my new rural school, where corn - fed country boys were disinclined to rhetorical thrust and parry.

However, it's up to you to deal with those snide comments by not playing them over and over in your head.

«Obviously, if he's not playing, he's not as visible as we'd like, and it hurts us.»

And of course, the heart of the music that's recognized as an art form is all about improvisation, not playing the notes on the page.

He likens the business shift to a sports team «playing an away game — they're not playing on their home field anymore.»

And of course, the heart of jazz music is all about improvisation, not playing the notes on the page.

If they're not playing their hardest, the rest of the team will follow suit.

You know you're not playing for points, but that continuing to move, learn, and network means getting the high score.

By the time I couldn't play team sports like I used to, I'd already started loving coaching adults.

As one Helsinki principal recently told The New Republic: «The children can't learn if they don't play.

He generously brought these up - and - coming designers into his world — as big and as fast as they've grown, they hadn't played a Super Bowl.

Amazon's Echo Show won't play YouTube videos.

It's all about optics, and taking an openly antagonistic stance against the workers wouldn't play well.»

Branson doesn't play small ball; he swings for the fences.