Sentences with phrase «rather interesting watch»
Google has also released a video for Developer via company's Google Developers YouTube channel, you can check out the video below the article, it's a rather interesting watch whether you're a developer or not.
https://www.androidheadlines.com/ Not exact matches
Greenfield said passionate sports fans are focused on their mobile or tablet during commercial breaks rather than watching ads on TV, so it creates a new way to monetize viewers who are less and less interested in ad spots.
Aubameyang is definitely better than giroud, and for those who do not watch the bundesliga, he's not all about speed, he's quite an intelligent player who is always at the right place at the right time, he's also good with both feet and in the air.But the problem with most Arsenal fans is that they are more interested in the NAME rather than the player.That's why you see people floating names like higuain, benzema and cavani around.
It certainly promises to be interesting when Chelsea head to Old Trafford in the Premier League on February 25, as there could be a few sets of eyes on the touchline to watch Conte and Mourinho rather than what's going on on the pitch.
I mean seriously folks, do you believe anyone with more than a passing interest in football would prefer to watch a team playing Hull, rather than Barca v Athletico?
«I am unable to watch passively whilst certain policies are enacted in order to meet the fiscal self imposed restraints that I believe are more and more perceived as distinctly political rather than in the national economic interest.
However, it is not simply the number of posts that makes his account one to watch for interested politicians and pundits, but rather the content therein — he discusses many dimensions of the government's actions and policies, even reversing one of his decisions based on the comments that citizens left on his Facebook page.
Ask him about his childhood and you won't hear about hours spent watching The Cosby Show or Cheers, but rather about hours spent in forests and an ocean full of characters that to him were much more interesting.
Just today I've watched very interesting and thought provoking interview with Ori Hofmekler, who among other things basically says that the way to increase health and longevity is to lower insulin as much as possible (beans immediately spanng to my mind after hearing this), which is done, in part, by correct food combining (or rather separation).
I'm working on another dress from the same rather dull pattern, but dabbling in adapting it a bit to make it more interesting... watch this space!
When you are chatting, watch out for those who take more interest in your financial assets, rather than you, your likes and dislikes.
Rather than just watch two boys read from Balzac's «Cousin Bette», a more interesting strategy might've been to show us how two Chinese provincials would visualize period piece - France.
You can watch the 30 minute presentation here, but it will only be available online until July 14 so if you're interested watch it sooner rather than later.
All in all, it's a movie that seems to balance (rather uncomfortably) between being a conventional «Hollywood summer blockbuster» and being an interesting and original movie; the scale tips more toward the bland blockbuster side in the end, but there are enough memorable moments that it's probably worth watching.
Even though it's rather corny and sentimental, this colourful comedy - drama holds our interest mainly because it's about a subject we'd never imagine watching a film about.
Of course, as with film versions of «21 Jump Street» and «Starsky and Hutch», the target audience isn't really those who watched the original TV series, but rather the group of big - spending millennials who seem to thrive on raunchy humor, while placing minimal value on a coherent or interesting story.
Despite the rather poorly crafted screenplay and shoddy directing by Barry Sonnenfeld (Get Shorty, Addams Family Values), there's just enough entertainment value in the interesting ideas (mostly stemming from the obscure comic book) to squeeze out a good time watching.
These aspirations can be rather embarrassing to watch, especially when you see the male love interest, Peter (Shiloh Fernandez) has been made up to look exactly like Robert Pattinson.
But there's so much more wrong with Bobby Jones: Stroke of Genius than just the music, the winking title, and the truism that for as boring as golf is to watch on television, it's that much more boring to watch in reverent celluloid slow motion — no, the picture is also fatally tagged by a terrible screenplay and terrible direction (that includes a half dozen ball's - eye view shots: not as interesting as you might misunderstand), as well as the dreadfully persistent belief that the measure of a man's life are the crescendos and valleys rather than the caesuras and grace notes.
This will be interesting to watch because it comes out of a traditional publisher, includes well - regarded digital innovator Sarah Lloyd, plans to poach other publishers» authors, and looks set to play by the new digital rules rather than those of its corporate parent.
It's been tremendously interesting to watch the organization go from hostility toward self - publishing in 2010 to Stephanie Laurens's eye - opening exploration of the new options in 2012 to a self - publishing workshop track in 2014 to now, where the attitudes of many assume that self - publishing might be superior in many circumstances rather than stigmatized.
While EdgePoint will be an interesting fund company to watch, not least because of the pedigree of its founders and the promise to focus on investment returns rather than shareholder returns, it is not the focus of this post.
More people are surfing the Internet rather than watch tv the latest numbers reveal even more time will be spent online and even less will read the papers and magazine less subscriber based interest magazines.
As we reported last week, American Express rolled out a 22 % price increase along with a new round of rather tepid benefits for existing members of its Platinum card, so it will be interesting to watch what it does next.
Well I would watch it and it sounds like a nice idea, I think having multiple seasons with 10 - 12 episodes would keep viewers interests rather than having one massive blow out 50 episodes though.
The game is full of cutscenes, but rather than be frustrated that they can not be skipped, you more than likely will put the controller down and watch with great interest.
After the delay of Watch Dogs, finding a launch title that hooks interest is rather tough to do.
I watched the video of Tomb Raider: Ascension (for everyone else, it's the beta of TR2013), and I thought it had some really cool ideas, and lots of people, including me, thought it would be interesting to see this game not as a Tomb Raider game, but rather a completely new IP.
This will allow users to mail each other while watching TV - think sports - and could help bring more interest in what is a rather nifty piece of hardware for the PS3.
I would send out a newsletter and rather than watching my inbox fill up with unsubscribe notices, I get genuine responses from people that are interested, or new traffic to my website or Facebook page, and sometimes even... art sales.
Rather than sit through an entire CLE course, you can spend just a few minutes watching the segment that speaks to the particular issue you're interested in.
If, perchance, you're interested in reading about SmartBird, rather than watching it, Festo's also produced an e-book, Festo Smartbird, that lets you flip through the story.
And you might be interested in watching our video below on the importance of comparing life insurance companies and policies, rather than limiting your options to just one company.
Watch out for the NFP announcement tomorrow and for any other curveballs that happen in these rather interesting times.
The Huawei Watch is in an interesting device, because it caters to a relatively niche group: techy, stylish, and well - off people who prefer the Google - Android ecosystem strapped to their wrist rather than an Apple Watch.
Rather than deliver a newspaper, The Guardian's watch app only wants to do one thing: to show you something interesting every time you look at it.
For instance, if you had a work function you needed to attend in the evening, rather than hiring a babysitter to watch the kids, you could see if the other parent is interested in helping out with the kids.
To be very frank about it Shane, I would much rather win this fight than watch freeloaders like you along with those who become REALTORS with no intent to serve your best interests as is required, bastardize the system we've paid a fortune in money, time and effort to build.