Sentences with phrase «play fell off a cliff»

Maybe good depth and special teams, but the guys play fell off a cliff the last few seasons.

Not exact matches

I prefer Whiteside for age - related reasons and willingness to play the pick and roll, but I would absolutely take Howard at $ 20 million / year if you could amnesty him in the 3rd year if he falls off a cliff.

I am of the opinion that if Romo was healthy / still playing any of those years that Dez production would not have fallen off a cliff, and particularly in Zeke's absence last year, the two would have made games much more competitive.

Juanfran absolutely fell off a cliff during his age - 32 season last year, and although he's occasionally proved capable of rolling back the years — exhibit A: his through ball to Antoine Griezmann against Las Palmas — the Canary Islanders are probably the caliber of competition he can play against these days.

With a rabbit playing a peppy tune on a stringed instrument, the good guys fight the bad guys by knowing intrinsically how they will move independently and as a whole, and there's a moment where they must all fling themselves off a cliff to create a bridge for Po to recover a falling net full of stolen goods.

Playing as Ori you begin the game with only the rudimentary skills of running and jumping but as you progress and skills accumulate, you begin to traverse the Nibel forest differently: You scuttle up a cliff face, flip off, Sein lets off a pulsating light explosion in the air sending a pus heavy poisonous blob in 10 different directions and you in 1 direction... backwards, you free fall down, dodge a lurid green rolling monster, launch yourself off the skittish rotating creature, shoot towards a lantern, catch an enemy projectile and propel yourself back up towards a platform (whatever you do remember to create a soul link and save).

He played the sad clown all the while, masking a deep - seated inner pain with one - liners until he fell off of a Hawaiian cliff at 33.

In which David Wain, he of Wet Hot American Summer fame, takes on the life of Doug Kenney (played by Will Forte and, in his omniscient - narrator state, Martin Mull), a Harvard man who'd co-create the National Lampoon, co-write Animal House and inject much - needed vulgar irreverence into American comedy before mysteriously falling off a cliff in 1980.

Nonetheless, it's nice to be able to play a game like this where there is 0 % danger involved whatsoever, (hell even if you fall off a cliff side your character pulls out an umbrella which allows you to float gently to the ground) but it is hard to shake the feeling that the game is sorely lacking a goal for the player to work towards.

Sorry, if you play near the cliff, don't complain if you happen to fall off.

... was watching Charlie's Angels the other day on telly, and after Drew Barrymore falls off the cliff to the kids house, there are two kids playing FFVIII, even though the world and his mother knows that its not 2 - player lol.

They look good but I already fell off of the first cave cliff in Chaos Theory trying to play without Invert Y. I am done.