Sentences with phrase «placing nails in the coffin»

The career - launching Sixteen American Artists placed a nail in the coffin of abstract expressionism, and Stella in the canon of minimalism — a generations - bending movement sprung from his mantra: «You See What You See.»

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The Liverpool striker recently suffered yet another injury that has threatened his place at the tournament (via the Mirror), and Rashford's goal looks like being yet another nail in his coffin.

Most likely, these two experiences are enough to put the nail in the coffin for any future kids club visits for us, but that doesn't mean that kids clubs can't be positive places for both parents and kids.

This place put the nail in the coffin!

To the chagrin of a vociferous vocal minority within the PlayStation 3 camp, Capcom places the final nail in the coffin of the once - PS3 - exclusive Devil May Cry 4 this week with the fourth installment of the game terrorizing the Xbox 360 and the PS3.

«Those will stay in place with the curriculum narrowed for so many pupils as schools work to ensure they reach an ever - rising bar, which means they are not deemed below the floor and labelled as failing,» she said, adding that the time had come to «stop moaning about the test» and «put the nail in the coffin of testing».

August 30, 2007 - After more than 5 years of playing the «will it / won't it» game with Rare fans, Rare (through Leigh Loveday) has seemingly placed the final nail in Stampede's coffin.

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But Better Place's bankruptcy could be the final nail in the coffin of battery swapping, as there aren't many others doing this, and if it couldn't be done with all the resources that they had, smaller startups probably won't succeed either.

«That's a coffin with so many nails in it already that the hard part is finding a place to hammer in a new one.»