Sentences with phrase «on side ops»

Go on Side OPs.

Not exact matches

OP also has Monreal for LWB, Wenger has said he thinks Monreal is suited to the left side of the back 3 and is sounding like Wenger will use Seo and Gibbs as LWB, or if Gibbs is sold then I would bet on a new signing to replace Gibbs.

WASHINGTON: BW in most areas with SF on west side and OP until weather improves.

Cross-posted on techPresident I hate to agree with Jonah Goldberg on anything, but... Okay, it'd be an exaggeration to say that I side with his recent LA Times op - ed about online politics, but I agree that the rise of the political Internet ought to inspire anything but complacency...

The LibDems are not in power, and I think it's unreasonable for the original OP to heap blame on Nick Clegg for acceding to policies which otherwise the LibDems would never have supported, in return for concessions on the Conservative side.

She's... If you're listening, if you've read some of the New York Times and Wall Street Journal op - eds about high fat, what's going on with this, she's one of the best voices they are looking at, like the public policy side of why are we telling people to eat stuff that makes them fat and even worse, makes them weak and slow before they get fat.

In an effort to get them safely out of the country, a CIA tech op devises a scheme to fly them out from the airport under the guise of a film crew... only time is not on their side.

While there are a bunch of things you do want to do when exploring The Phantom Pain, these are the best practices to avoid when managing Mother Base or out on a mission, side op, or just exploring Africa or Afghanistan.

For example, one side op asks you to assassinate two rogue agents; another has you fly in on a helicopter and rescue an agent while blowing the base up with a grenade launcher.

There are a few other side ops to do in this game, but that's really all I have to say on that matter.

Lower than stock and riding on larger multi-spoke alloy wheels, the ATS - V adds wire mesh grilles op front, lowered side sills, and dual - exhausts peeking out of a rear diffuser.

Buckingham Palace: Just on the other side of Green Park, I recommend visiting Buckingham Palace to view the changing of the guards and for a few photo ops in front of the palace and fountain.

Op - die - Plaas Kamp is situated on a beautiful working farm named Sandrivier, surrounded by the Klein Swartberg Mountain on 1 side and the Elandsberg on the other.

10th December 2013 - Previously Konami and Kojima Productions had released a «Day Mission» gameplay video where Big Boss embarked on a «Side Ops» mission to locate a high - value target and recover hidden intelligence....

On the marketing side if you remember though, Microsoft was making «exclusivity» deals left / right / center, initial Black Ops II DLC was one of those deals.

Yes, after the credits had rolled, a sly 8 % completion rate appeared on the menu screen, and replaying the main mission and the side ops will reveal hidden secrets that are great for fans, but they're extras only.

Lamia wouldn't be drawn on specifics regarding Black Ops II's crucial multiplayer side, but we did manage to coax some broad hints about it from him

On the multiplayer side Infinity Ward confirmed more dynamic maps like Hydro from Black Ops 2 that has water flooding elements built in.

Aside from the tutorial mission (treated as a Side Op) and a single practice run on one of my own FOBs, I haven't had a chance to play against an actual person yet.

, which you can play at any time and leave on as background noise while you're farming for resources or getting Side Ops done.

Yes, there's a handful of Side Ops missions that'll add a couple of hours to your gameplay experience, not to mention collectables to be scavenged around the world, but this is an undeniably meagre spree and whether or not it's worth the # 20 - # 30 (depending on your format) is entirely dependent on both your perception of value and replayability.

With a full - time job, business on the side, writing for the illustrious COIN - OP TV, and working out nearly every day, you have to really really like a game in order to make time for it.

Black Ops 4 does have history and nostalgia on its side, but Fortnite's lack of price tag is a hurdle not even memories of yore will be able to overcome.

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On one side: the Ashcan School, social realists, abstract expressionists, surrealists, action painters, color field artists, Op Artists, minimalists and postmodernists.

My goal, both in my past news - side incarnation and here on the Op - Ed side of The Times, is to be fair and accurate.

As a side - note suggestion, perhaps Maureen Dowd and Bill Kristol might care to collaborate on some Op - Ed columns responding to the question «what's sustainable & what's not?»

These outlets are also often the main targets of advocates on both sides of the debate, with a quote or op - ed at these papers symbolizing success.

While I agree that Muller's op - ed piece in the Wall Street Journal seems to be tooting his own horn quite a bit... But on the positive side, to have the Wall Street Journal editorial page publish anything that is arguing for, not against, at least some aspect of the scientific consensus on climate change is a step forward!