Sentences with phrase «playing a nice job»

In these days online dating platform is playing a nice job to search right companion.

Not exact matches

While it's true that Uber has done a pitiful job of engaging the governments in charge of regulating local taxi regimes — by and large, that's been a key part of the company's strategy — it's time Uber learned to play nice with the cities it hopes to conquer.

Huffington Post writer Maxwell Strachan called the interview «an extended on - air puff piece» and dinged Fallon for playing nice with a controversial figure running for the highest job in the nation.

You did an awesome job, and the guitar playing was a nice addition.

Nice job, odd play design to be called on that short of a field.

May and Neal did a nice job both making and preventing plays, but the corners are the stars.

McMaryion did a nice job of balancing conservatism with big - play potential.

At the end of the day its a job, wenger did nt want him and another top employer came along offering him a new job with probably a nice pay packet and regular playing time.....

Nice baseball recollection from the man: «I couldn't see well enough to play when I was a boy, so they gave me a special job — they made me an umpire.»

I don't want players that play for the manager to keep his job because he's such a nice guy to them, I want players that play for the club to win titles, because that's what they're paid to do and that's what I expect any self - respecting footballer would do.

It would be nice if Ramsey and Wilshere can build up a «psycic» connection between them, it could be a way to play without a dedicated holding CM for large parts of games, Wilshere is doing the job for England and we all seen how Ramsey can tackle when in form so together they could do a wonderful job bossing the CM.

Nice job evading the pulling guard and tackling the ball carrier, limiting the play to a short gain.

He does a nice job of working to get position in the zone and can't be fooled by play action or misdirection.

i am 47 years old and live in dundee and my hobbies are going to karate and kickboxing and go out to the pub at most weekends and play pool and i like travel overseas.my goals are is find a job and find a very nice looking girl who have the simaler and same interest as me.when i was kid i live in ca...

Graham and Pierpoint do a nice job of playing off each other, and Michele Scarabelli and Lauren Woodland as Pierpoint's wife and daughter work well, too.

Reeves does a nice job of distancing himself from The Matrix trilogy by playing Constantine as an exceedingly grizzled figure (smart choice, given that the man can literally see demons), while the supporting cast is peppered with a host of familiar faces (Peter Stormare even pops up as Satan, delivering a flamboyant performance that's easily the highlight of the film).

The supporting actors here also do a nice job of fitting in with the time period and playing up the personalities that would have been on fashion in this time period.

Fox, playing a variation on her sex - kitten persona, does a surprisingly nice job here, though it's Seyfried's down - to - earth work that ultimately holds the movie together (and, of course, J.K. Simmons, cast as a dopey teacher, does his expected scene - stealing thing with total ease).

He warns her that her job is to play nice and subservient to the Powers that Be, or else there will be payback.

Stanley Tucci is a lot of fun as the fatherly, wryly humorous Dr. Erskine, Tommy Lee Jones is reliably grizzled and badass as Colonel Phillips, and Sebastian Stan does a nice job playing Bucky both as the protector of the 90 - pound Steve and as the man who has to now live in Captain America's shadow.

In his debut film performance, Irvine does a nice job playing Albert, who mostly has to react to whatever the horse is doing.

The acting is top notch, most notably Giamatti who has the challenge of playing a character who is essentially a nice person who has to do an often cruel job.

On the plus side, it's always nice to see Ron Perlman playing on the silly side of things, and he does a fine job of keeping Moonwalkers interesting even as it travels from enjoyably weird to slightly tiresome to more or less obnoxious.

Hathaway and Sudeikis do a fine job of playing against type; she's a damaged woman with a drinking problem and he's a seemingly nice guy who harbors a dark and nasty side.

Michael Cera is identified only as Player X, but it's quite obvious he is playing the noted green screen actor, and he does a nice job in a small, but vital role.

Because a revolution in education must occur if we are to regain our status as a great nation, playing nice with the enemy will not get the job done.

While the money would be nice (I play the Lottery regularly, but harbor no illusions) I really want to work towards finding more readers and doing a good job entertaining them.

They did a nice job with this remaster, now consoles get an extra mode, and you can play through the whole game with new characters that have new moves.

Oh almost forgot it... damn nice to be receiving Rush of Blood, continue like that and I'll have plenty of games to play when I buy VR, great job Sony.

For example, at one point you will need to adjust the scenery of a play to help open up a trap door using subtle clues, and the game always does a nice job not holding your hand at these points.

Nice job Sony (although I doubt that I will play those PS3 games - those were kinda lame).

Oh I really forgot about the possibility of Detroit releasing this year.I'm still very late since I still need to play Beyond but I'm lookin forward to play Detroit... lookin forward to see Kara's story and by the looks it'll be really nice to play with Connor too.Good job as always Quantic Dream... not buying it on launch but it was a confirmed buy for me since the announcement.

My husband has never been interested in anything like this but he said he'd go through it with me and «play along» Our relationship has improved on so many levels, not only because of the book but it was a major help:) It does a very nice job of telling you how it is without you having to decode what it's trying to tell you.