Sentences with phrase «of a tall order»

There are around 40,000 known varieties of rice, so choosing the healthiest might be a little bit of a tall order.

With an endless stash of pots and pans to keep at bay, filling a kitchen with ample storage is something of a tall order.

It seems like one hell of a tall order.

The dress code for this year was to dress «avant garde» which is a bit of a tall order.

That's one hell of a tall order, I think.

It was just kind of a tall order.»

The party was supposed to help Spitzer gather some of the 3,750 signatures he'll need by midnight on Thursday to secure a spot on the ballot, something of a tall order given that the city's Democratic and labor Establishment is in lockstep behind Stringer.

Short USOP is a bit of a tall order though... But hell, no matter how you slice it, shouldn't USOP shareholders be selling?

It was always going to be something of a tall order for Company of Heroes 2 to reproduce the genre - redefining impact of its predecessor.

A bit of a tall order eh?

That's kind of a tall order, but what do you think The Legend of Zelda can pull off on the Wii U?

So how, in 2018, can we reap the benefits of meditation if we're not the stereotypical meditation «type» — or if we find the idea of fitting a regular meditation practice into a modern, cerebral, hectic lifestyle a bit of a tall order?

I agree with his analysis - although I believe that the Lib Dems will be waiting a very long time for a predominantly - elected House of Lords: it may have been in the Coalition agreement, but getting it through the Conservative parliamentary party and indeed the House of Lords itself will be something of a tall order, and - rather like AV - it is not an issue on which there is a massive public clamour in their favour.

Still, it's a bit of a tall order to expect families to shell out movie - theater dollars for such material barely a step above generic and forgettable, especially for a formula we're experiencing for the fourth time around, so without bringing more to the proceedings worth loading up the minivan for.

I also don't mean use any mine / project NPVs that the company may provide either... Bit of a tall order, eh?!

Admittedly, to do Paris in a weekend is a bit of a tall order, however one can't write a list about city breaks and miss off this icon.

Something of a tall order.

And with non-gaming consumer products accounting for nearly half of Rovio's revenue, creating the next Angry Birds might be a bit of a tall order.

Bit of a tall order — to unpack a whole system in an exchange of comments.