Sentences with phrase «of a juggernaut now»

The Tide are as much of a juggernaut now as they were under Bryant.

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Conway, now 65, had mentored Parker through nearly every company he had helped start or lead — Napster; Plaxo, an automated address book that had made clever, if infuriating, use of viral marketing; and of course Facebook, the college - dorm - project - turned - juggernaut that had made Parker truly rich.
This bleak period would lead to the first of many bright spots for his company — now an ecommerce juggernaut in the ticketing industry.
Curry remains the deadliest shooter in the NBA and a vital member of a juggernaut that's now won two championships in three years.
In the past six years, it has morphed into a business juggernaut that now holds stakes in nearly every sector of Iranian industry, including finance, oil, telecommunications, the production of birth - control pills and even ostrich farming.
Pat Gillick stays on as the GM of the Phillies because he wants to win a title with that core, and he builds an unstoppable juggernaut that is 20 - 11 right now and threatening to run away with the NL East.
Everton now possess the capital that can help them recruit a high calibre of player but for a club still striving to bridge the gap to the genuine juggernauts of the of the English game, it's impera
Driver's License Snafu: It may be hard to remember now, but back in the summer of 2007, Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign was widely viewed as a juggernaut.
Players can now take control of ballistas, catapults, and even Yue Ying's flame - throwing Juggernauts.
In the meantime, Marvel has announced it's readying another, albeit less ambitious, crossover event based on Avengers: Infinity War that will see a bit of the box - office juggernaut bleeding into the hottest video game in the world right now, Fortnite.
Microsoft's Halo franchise, now under the control of 343 Industries is a juggernaut, spawning mobile twin - stick shooters and real - time strategy options in addition to...
Separately, the two can be seen in tons of big films, but now, the two will bring their juggernaut skill sets to the New Line Cinema and Universal Pictures film, «Central Intelligence.»
Now AT&T is getting ready to release a juggernaut of a device in the Motorola Atrix 4G, which I plan on getting and will put to shame everything in TMO's lineup.
Now, we're well aware that there's a world of homebrew goodness that you're bound to be able to hack onto the TouchPad with the simplest of ease but, frankly, as great a community as Palm has, it just doesn't compare with the juggernaut that is the iOS app business.
During my recent visit at the beginning of this year, I witnessed this juggernaut of innovation in action as I participated in two new programs they'd been developing and have now implemented.
A game that has acquired all but mythical status since its release, is now considered one of the cornerstones of the character action / hack and slash genre, and one of the defining titles of Sony's sixth generation juggernaut.
The people who make MMO juggernaut World of Warcraft have another massively multiplayer online game in the works, a game they're calling Titan for now.
Now it takes the form of these juggernaut hits like Halo and Gears of War that tout themselves to be these dramatic space operas with huge open conflicts and «realistic» human characters.
You can now be a juggernaut with a knife as a Killstreak reward; quick scoping has turned into its own weapon class, and, of course, who could forget Riley, the Call of Duty dog.
The extreme sports genre is now a very crowded one, thanks in large part to the dominance of the Tony Hawk juggernaut and all the titles that copied it.
Now the juggernauts of journalism distribution have a different dream for the future of Stories.
But the housing market can maneuver around the juggernaut of subpar long - term economic fundamentals, based on the very real difference between this year and any other year post-crisis: Housing is now edging back to normal.»
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