Sentences with phrase «pedigree makes»

Even so, the Gradius series» pedigree makes it worth checking out, and Number III is no exception.

That type of breeding and pedigree makes for the best in quality and health for your next pet puppy as well.

Pedigree makes mealtimes easy because their food is high in flavor.

Well... There are many reasons why an impressive pedigree makes a difference.

However, its lack of pop - culture pedigree makes it an ideal candidate for a remaster — and it's shocking that with its first HD console, Nintendo has only remastered two games from its enormous back catalogue of worthy candidates.

I've always advocated for two separate teams for Europe and EPL, Jack especially should not be anywhere near the EPL team due to his injury record but his pedigree makes him suited to Europe.

His pedigree makes him suspect at 10 furlongs, and he appears to be flaky, even neurotic in temperament, which engenders doubt about how he will handle the circus atmosphere of Derby Day.

No Call Me By Your Name for Best Screenplay or Best Director Luca Guadagnino's coming - of - age romance has been considered an Oscar frontrunner all year, and its international pedigree made it feel like a slam - dunk for several Golden Globe nominations.

When we were presented with the brilliant concept of this film, coupled with Oren's pedigree it made the decision very easy,» said FilmNation Entertainment's Glen Basner.

The road - legal Radical RXC Coupe with a Le Mans racing pedigree made its European debut at the 2013 Frankfurt Motor Show.

Not exact matches

But there's little reason to think the educational pedigree of the CEO would have made much difference on its own.

But many observers speculate that Franken's issue set, acidic sense of humor, and Rust Belt pedigree could make him a prominent foil to Trump.

The Allen Edmonds Park Avenue is an all - time favorite and our top pick due to its timeless style, quality full - grain leather, durable Goodyear welted construction, and American - made pedigree.

Consider posting profiles of your people — and not the standard bios and pedigrees, but the interesting details that make your people tick.

Now, as Wall Street executives come under pressure from shareholders for their mounting subprime - related losses, Mr. Steel's mix of a Goldman pedigree and years in the thick of the government's effort to grapple with the housing crisis has made him a short - list regular on investment bank board committees looking for new leadership.

has about it something of a demand for a pedigree, which might at least lend some credibility to the claims Christ makes for himself; for want of which, Pilate can do little other than pronounce his truth: «I have power to crucify thee» (which, to be fair, would under most circumstances be an incontrovertible argument).

This error remains intuitively plausible and has a decent cultural pedigree, so therefore those who make it should not be dismissed as utterly irrational or evil, even though they may seem so from the viewpoint of one who bears in mind the facts of human development.

Further, he's represented Portugal at every youth level from U16s to U23s before making his senior debut two years ago, and so despite his young age, he has pedigree and experience both for club and country.

But instead of making Roscoe childless for life, Hamilton has chosen to play his «eccentric Englishman» card and have some of his sperm frozen so that Roscoe's pedigree bulldog genes can live on in future generations.

Yet to make an appearance in the Premier League but Fulham's new - boy has plenty of pedigree.

30) Malmo — The Swedish side have a strong European pedigree, having made finals of the European Cup in the past, but this is their first foray into the group stage since it was rebranded.

When guys without pedigrees, guys like Marco Coleman of the San Diego Chargers and Alonzo Spellman of the Bears, are making $ 3 million or more a year, then what is Cox, a three - time Pro Bowl player at 28, worth?

It seems as though it is in their pedigree to do things that don't make any sense.

Griezmann has 104 goals in 196 appearances for Atleti since joining them in 2014, and so that suggests he'll be capable of making an immediate and long - term impact at Barcelona as he knows La Liga well and has pedigree in Europe.

He chases GMs with some pedigree but his decision making seems more focused on bringing in coaches he likes as a fan more so than folks for their hockey acumen.

The risk - reward is different for the rare guy with his pedigree and his promoter was willing to make it happen.

Chelsea «s 19 - year - old midfielder Charly Musonda has a strong football pedigree and a contract that runs through 2019, but he remains a long - shot to make it to the first team under Jose Mourinho.

But wouldn't it not be better if Bellerin is made to be another right back since he appears to have the pedigree for doing a RB job?

Does Mahrez's proven Premier League pedigree or Draxler's proven ability make them more important than the youngster?

There is no reason that a player with the hype and pedigree of Borthwick - Jackson shouldn't be making the starting XI week - in, week - out.

Guadalajara does have a winning pedigree, make no mistake.

Sakho can give Liverpool a combination of pedigree and potential after making almost 200 appearances for PSG and 14 caps for France but is only 23 with obvious potential.

If it is him, I think he has the pedigree to do it, but the decision has not been made so we'll see.»

They may all be signings made with the short term in view, but the fact that they all have Championship pedigree and experience suggests a refreshing pragmatism.

Not to make light of the situation, but if the great man himself were still with us then I wouldn't have written off his chances of doning a Bolton shirt at The Reebok on Monday, as I'm sure Owen Coyle could do with a forward of his pedigree against the Barclay's Premier League champions.

No word yet how Brooklyn did at the try outs, but I have this sneaking suspicion that his pedigree might just make him irresistible to junior league coaches.

Earlier in a speech, the state Commissioner for Local Government, Chief Chijioke Edeoga, thanked Governor Ugwuanyi for constituting an amiable team made up of people with pedigree and integrity.

«Most of the party leaders and members are saying given his pedigree, I mean his integrity, democratic credentials and political sagacity, he is eminently qualified to make a success of this daunting task.»

The pooch - perfect items I'm particularly in - love with are the eyeshadow four - packs — I have «POSH PEDIGREE» — which is made up of a deep olive green, a white lemon, dirty grey and charcoal greenish grey.

We make it easy to search by breed, color, age, pedigree and so much more, so you can find the ideal match for your dog.

Directors David Bowers and Sam Fell make full use of all this pedigree in their charming computer - generated animated tale of an affluent pet rat who gets flushed down a toilet.

If you're going to attempt to make a mark on a genre that already boasts an exacting pedigree you must - one, introduce new ideas, and two, execute the established rules better than your peers.

If making a claim for the «majorness» of Let the Sunshine In, we might point to its philosophical pedigree, or its class - consciousness — Fabrice drips poison into Isabelle's ear to undermine her belief in a possible future with Blain's working - class character, Sylvain, and, in perhaps the least sympathetic moment of a character given many of them, Isabelle carries this load of venom home to pass along to her lover rather than suffering through its effects herself.

(The joke is that the kids» illegitimate pedigree has made them a trio of potty - mouthed geniuses, whose ghetto antics are compatible with their scholastic pursuits.)

I don't know who was responsible, but much of the dialogue here has an awfulness I thought impossible with a movie of this pedigree: it's a testament to Jolie's direction and O'Connell's acting chops that Louie's mantra, «If you can take it, you can make it,» is merely cringeworthy.

Yet if you forget, for just a moment, about genre pedigree, what is it, really, that makes «The Shape of Water» a «richer» film — or a better one — than «Get Out»?

But you should make the effort: it sports an excellent cast and a creative team with the pedigree to keep this story from becoming more than just a soft porn experience.

I might regret putting this one on the list, but for now the pedigree of the cast and the filmmaker at the helm more than makes up for the delayed 2016 release of Jean - Marc Vallee's Demolition.

I finally warmed to Benton with Nobody's Fool three years ago, and now the splendors of Twilight make me wonder if his auteurist pedigree blinded me to the feeling for character he's developed through his emulation of Hawks and company, and his equally pronounced sense of place.

Along with its Rambo pedigree, Homefront definitely feels like a film that would have been par for the course as a release in the 1980s, when Stallone himself, along with Arnie, Chuck Norris, Van Damme, and the rest of the Expendables ilk, would all make films with this very basic formula.