Sentences with phrase «of a wildcard»

He made an appearance in the opener against Swansea City, but Chelsea speculation combined with the injury making him a bit of a wildcard moving forward.

If you need more, you can use any unused amounts of your wildcard exemption.

Must be some kind of wildcard word you use when basically there's no argument to sustain your point.

He would bring in more of a wildcard type player, similar to Percy Harvin early in his career.

The 60th Senate district has been something of a wildcard race over the last several election cycles and defies prediction.

The banter between our players, the role - playing of our wildcard player, and the fun of controlling our destiny on the high - seas in this beautifully rendered environment is unlike any other.

Nobu Kumagai, founder and managing partner of Wildcard Incubator, who points out that greed can be a cause of failure.

Better look at Jack as a some sort of a wildcard / bonus player because if we rely on a player that's hardly healthy then we are asking for it.

This game is currently the heaviest - bet game of Wildcard Weekend, by far.

I had gotten some things I specifically asked for as well as a couple of wildcards that I really liked.

One of the wildcard films of 2012 is Now You See Me, directed by Louis Leterrier (The Incredible Hulk, Clash of the Titans).

Co-author of Wildcard, Wade King, shares how.

What is less of a wildcard?

Then we consider a ton of wildcards.

The following teams are qualified for the Splatoon 2 European Championship... UK: Team Mako (Winner of UK championship) and 4D (Winner of wildcard tournament) GermanyAustria / Switzerland: Gucci Gang (Winner of German championship) and Hallo!

A spin - off of Wildcard Studio's massively successful survival title, it plops players onto a lush island...

As a holder of the wildcard ability, you are able to hold multiple personas and switch between them during battle — each of which have different abilities, vulnerabilities, elemental strengths, ailments, and garner experience outside of your own experience pool.

Lastly, and as something of a wildcard rating, we awarded a «cool factor» score.

A quick search on Westlaw brings the case up for GaRRon Family Trust, but there are zero results and no helpful link for GaRon Family Trust (use of the wildcard characters may be able to improve this).

As mentioned above, attorneys are too much of a wildcard.

Greater prominence for style advice in tests of wildcards, phrases to avoid and preferred spelling

Then there's a new iPad, which sounds like it'll be a scaled - down version of the impressive iPad Pro; the promise of new Macs; brand new Apple Watch bands; and the always - lurking promise of a wildcard announcement.

there is a bit of a wildcard.

If your equity exceeds that, you can use up to $ 1,250 of the wildcard exemption plus $ 11,850 of any unused homestead.

Perhaps gross income makes more sense because of things like the size of the coaching staff is kind of a wildcard, or the years they put a bunch of money into the Stadium and / or practice facility which would be for many years to come instead of the year they actually make the expenditure.

«Thor is more of a wildcard.»

«It's one of those wildcards that's out there because if the sanctions do happen, there's going to be oil that comes off the market.»

Stupid I know, but one of these wildcards are going to get through.

As for what the rest of the field will do, Lancman is a bit of a wildcard, particularly given his willingness to play the loyal soldier role up to this point.

If your vehicle has more equity than the allowed amount, you can apply some of the Wildcard exemption of $ 23,250.

This one's a bit of a wildcard, because it's actually too small for a golden retriever.

The Ink can be a bit of wildcard to get approved for though and your application will often end up in reconsideration.

Also it just feels like the time for news on a new Doom, but that's a bit of a wildcard.

Trico, the half - dog - half - cat - half - bird precious pal, is a bit of a wildcard.

At times I've thought the aerosol output from WWII is one of the wildcards (burning cities / towns / millions of tonnes of high explosive kicking up particulate matter etc.), but if anything that would have cooled things down, yet there is a distinct temperature peak during the war.

It's also a bit of a wildcard.