Sentences with phrase «pretty surprising names»

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This has led many, rightly or wrongly, to deduce he is homesick which given that he spent the previous 28 years of his life pretty much exclusively in St Petersburg (or Leningrad as it was named when he was born) is not a surprise.

I agree, but Chambers was Vermaelen's replacement; I have a feeling Chambers is covering both CB and RB (as first choice backup) but Bellerin is meant to take the RB role if the defence is overloaded with injury, i'm surprised he hasn't been named as 1st player on Arsenal.com (pretty sure he is in the picture though).

I like to think that I am pretty gut - health literate, so I was surprised by all of the names of bacteria and fungi in my results that I didn't recognize.

It might come as a surprise that the film is pretty light in the kicking - ass - and - taking - names department after its explosive opening, but whenever there is action to be found, it's virtually impossible to look away.

A pretty great story, but the first name being mentioned to potentially direct is a bit of a surprise.

I self - publish, so I do pretty much everything myself; but I've heard several traditionally published indie authors say they were surprised to find out that even with a traditional publisher, they were expected to do a lot of the marketing for their own books, particularly if the publisher is small, since they were * not * a celebrity name that could sell itself.

Name 4 things people might be surprised to know about you: I was charged by a brown bear once in Alaska I was a college cheerleader I am a pretty good snowboarder I can still walk at least 20 yards in a hand stand

Here we find a 40 ″ ALBA TV which was pretty cheap, hardly surprising given the name plastered on it.

-LRB--) Dragon Age 2 — In a surprise to pretty much no one, Bioware announced their upcoming sequel to Dragon Age (cleverly named Dragon Age 2).

Sounds pretty cool, but I would be kind of surprised if this name is real.