Sentences with phrase «on a sixpence»

Better yet, when she really gets the hammer down on the soft stuff, she can sometimes turn on a sixpence in a way that suggests some pretty tricksy side - to - side shuffling of power to increase manoeuvrability.

This quickly becomes second nature, and you'll be dropping the lure on a sixpence in no time.

-- In the early stage of sore throat, the best garble is a wine glassful of half vinegar and halt water, and as much cayenne pepper as will lie on a sixpence.

His second was also pretty special as he showed a fantastic touch to control a fizzed pass and then turn on a sixpence before firing a fierce shot into the corner from a tight angle.

Three consecutive man of the match performances, pinging forty yard balls on a sixpence.

But on came the Frenchman for the uninspiring, rather sad - looking Alvaro Morata and turned the game on a sixpence.

Jenkins is one of those actors who's never anything less than wonderful, stealing the show in countless films, able to turn on a sixpence between comedy and drama, and elevating everything he's in.

On the other hand it is great fun to drive, has immense chuckability, goes round roundabouts at, well I'm not prepared to say, and stops on a sixpence.

That said, it can all turn on a sixpence... defense take note!!

Able to turn on a sixpence, the Belgian is now adding end product to his game and whilst he may not match their goal tally, on his day, he can be just as devastating.

The French striker scored a superb goal after receiving the ball on the edge of the box and turning on a sixpence.

Walcott runs the length of the pitch after a Liverpool attack breaks down on the edge of our area, evading 3 or 4 challenges, burning off defenders with pace, strength and skill, before crossing superbly to lay it on a sixpence for Adebayor.

«Every team is crying out for that type of player, who can get the ball out of his feet and stick it on a sixpence for somebody to go and put it in the back of the net.

For that reason, it's great fun to start at the bottom in Career mode — the tracks look the same, but feel completely different if, say, you go from driving them in a 250cc Superkart (twitchy as hell but able to stop on a sixpence) to a Caterham Super Seven (grippier, a bit stately, and conducive to four - wheel drifts).