Sentences with phrase «really go to war»

Not for nothing, but if you are going to take on an entrenched group like the teachers union in this state, you got ta be ready to really go to war.

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Outside of some blood splatters going across the screen there really isn't much to it, other than the basic plot, which is that the story is set in post-Civil War Wyoming during a blizzard.

I recently mentioned how 3D printers are really going to kick the copyright wars into high gear.

«Most people that were in their 40s and 50s fought in [the Iran - Iraq War in the»80s] and really hated Iran and were very concerned that Iran was now going to take over Iraq, basically.»

I think it really goes to show just how vulnerable some of South Korea «s electronic factories are if a war were to break out, because any conflict will ripple from the global economy from here.

This is all about control with religion and it has to stop.Gay people getting married doesn't have anything to do with straight people getting married.People are so full of hatred and disrespect it isn't funny.I'm glad this has come out now, because it really shows how evil people really are.But these people who are so into GOD, the Bible, Church, and the only way of life they live 4 god, by god are the 1s who prmote going around the world starting WARS, killing innocent women, men, children and families because Jesus guides them in everything they do.That is a crock of B.S. if I ever heard it.They will continus to use GOD and continue their EVIL ways to get whatever they want and CONTROL who ever they can.

Bottom Line 2: no, South Korea and Japan will not go to war over the Dodko islets, but despite all that economistic thinking ought to imply, relations between the two countries really are seriously deteriorating, and in danger of becoming worse yet.

If God is really going to care about human activities, don't you think he'd intervene in any war zone to bring it to a halt before he'd take an interest in a GAME?

If anyone would like a little more insight into what it is like in Pakistan and Afghanistan, and what is REALLY going on there, please read «Three Cups of Tea» and «Stones into Schools» by Greg Mortenson — 3 Cups of Tea is now required reading for US State Dept officials and Greg Mortenson has been a consultant to many of the top US Generals in command of the War in Afghanistan.

this is the «holy war» Bin Laden preached about - Do you really think he went to Heaven acouple weeks ago??!, Doubtful!

More specific to the song's charges, there is no elite with war - loving tendencies who are the ones who really decide when modern democracies go to war.

If the Christians that served in the crusades really knew what was going on, they probably wouldn't have served, however, the leaders of the time used their beliefs against them and got them to fight for what they called a «holy war.»

They go on to correctly point out that leaders often appeal to our morals (and even our faith) to get us to support another war... which they correctly point out is never really the last war.

So if all of the supposed 78 % of christians in the USA were to pray really, really hard that their country would not go to war with another country or religious group, for say a few decades, you may all call your country a truly christian country; lots of luck with that.

You really can't go back to clans and tribes because they don't have other problems related to population that cause war.

She's not the only one either I don't really even care if she never wants to let go of that I just wish publicly she would handle it with a bit more respect etc and she'd be easier to like because she's one of the best strikers in all mma and she goes to war!

Nothing new is going on here, the cold war never really ended, and the mask of capitalism has allowed everybody to be copacetic enough to do business.

our players have to get really exhausted as though its a war to win big games, we as fans are always under too much pressure coz we always think of that goal the opponents gonna score against us

Wenger came out to condemned d transfer BT dats d team dat really know wat dey want, even tot Di maria will be part of d deal BT no, football improve every season, still concern aw aresnal will survive in d mist of man u, man city, Chelsea, Liverpool spur even Everton is going to be a war

What I wonder about is whether all doctors are going to really do their good, investigative research with parents about what goes into the little ones» mouths, or if they're going to simplify the issue and distill it down so that it becomes more about a war against fat than a battle for health.

We are talking about the mommy wars and how we feed our babies, and how it's really nobody's business, but they make it their business, and oh, my goodness, what we are going to do about this?

It is really damaging for Europe to let the cheap gas go instead to China, and France has nothing to gain from helping the USA and Germany in their political war against Russia.

States going to war unilaterally is really exceptional.

Does India really value the opinions of one Hindu person over the opinions of all the Muslims in the region so much that they might be willing to go to multiple wars for it?

Generally speaking, lawmakers are trying to determine whether it's worth going to war with Cuomo now, or waiting to see if he's really serious about being willing to risk a late budget — and a government shutdown — to get what he wants in ethics reform.

But when it comes to child benefit which has gone to all families for 60 years in this country - it was a legacy of the Second World War - I think it is really important to support families in this country and I think child benefit is a good way of doing it.

I know, you really wanted all Igbos to go to war immediately so that the support we enjoy from international community will be punctured.

Energy prices well a Middle Eastern wars really gonna help that one.

We have really weird, hard water — I've gone to war with it, and won!!

I truly miss the style of the 90s, I really think it was the perfect era and not because it's my time, but when you think about it, it was a very peaceful time and barely any crazy wars or terrorism going on unlike now... anyways back to the style!

so last friday katie and i went to see cold war kids and though it was quite the crowd, it was a really really amazing show and we got lucky with some really great seats.

How's it going I'm Jeff obviously lol I'm a giant nerd love marvel and dc star wars star trek all of that everything sci - fi really love gaming so much I'm 30 single nerdy geeky and awesome so let's get to know one another and get nerdy together come on you know want to.

I feel this movie wouldve been so much better if a seasoned director had done it like John Singleton... anyway, its just alot of hype because hes the «first» black super hero (do nt tell Wesley Snipes though) and if you really want to see black panther skip the full length movie and see Wakanda in Infinity war... as far as black panther goes he was great in civil war and infinity war, you can skip the 2 hour trip to the land of vibranium.

So you say you played the game so you obviously have a Vita but you don't deserve to own a Vita or any playstation product if you don't support good sony exclusives go buy Call of Duty on xbox or the ultimate «dude» «Bro man» silly looking muscle bound charactor modeled Gears of War which really has gripping story huh?

If you go back to 2007 there was this really big line up for a new film getting promoted in my country and was made there called D - War.

... Frank Grillo has been speaking about his return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Crossbones in Captain America: Civil War, and the reaction to the set photos of him fully suited up as the masked villain: «It's funny because people really responded to it — it went viral, trended [like crazy], so I've been getting phone calls.

The film becomes a mystery as to whether one of the patrons really is there to break out Domergue or when Jackson is going to get to go crazy on the old vicious Civil War General, General Sandy Smithers (Bruce Dern).

If I'd gone to war at the age of eighteen and come home without firing a shot, I suspect I'd have written something as vapid, grandiose, and self - conscious as Anthony Swofford's memoir Jarhead, the story of a ground war that never really materialized (and wouldn't until the son of that era's president decided to bring to climax what daddy'd coaxed to erection).

If the title really is Secret Wars, then knowing that would tell you — at least in broad strokes — what's going to happen in Infinity War: someone is going to use the Infinity Gauntlet to change things, someone is going to try to set it right, something bad is going to happen, chaos, madness... Battleworld.

Shadow of War's open world is filled with missions, rotating side missions, collectibles, and orc captains and it really does a good job of allowing you to go at your own pace and do the things that you want to do.

It seems that Civil War is really going to be the «genesis point» for a lot of Phase 3 as a whole.

In the last couple of years, he's gone from the romantic lead in About Time to Konstantin Levin in Tom Stoppard's adaptation of Anna Karenina; there's his leading role in the forthcoming Star Wars Episode VII; and there was the recent Calvary, in which he had a cameo as a creepy serial killer enduring a prison visit from a priest played by his father, Brendan, an experience he found «really cool».

Even though the tone here is impeccable as a Max Ophüls classic or high - period Bertolucci, you really have to go to something subversive like The War of the Roses to get a hint of the comic blackness.

Along with a chance to finally see Josh Brolin's Thanos get off his giant space toilet and go about grabbing the Infinity Stones he needs to fill the Infinity Gauntlet and win much more power than is really safe for anyone in the universe, there has been much speculation on who might be departing before the credits roll on Avengers Infinity War and the unnamed movie that will follow it next year.

After carrying around the Time War in the TARDIS for centuries — and turning Ten into a dark demigod — there was really nowhere left for him to go.

JJ Abrams was in a bit of a strange position; despite the huge expectation attached to the new Star Wars film, nobody really expected The Force Awakens to measure up to the original trilogy, and barring some catastrophic error of judgement, nobody really believed that it was going to be as bad as the prequels.

But I really shouldn't bury the lede: if you are going to catch The Infiltrator (and here, your Cranston fandom and / or your interest in drug war films not starring Emily Blunt will surely factor in), you should know that you get to see Diane Kruger rock some serious fashion while nailing the tricky role of a smart and rookie undercover agent playing Bob's arm candy fiancée, you get to witness Olympia Dukakis chew scenery as Mazur's Aunt Vicki, who's not as clean - cut as her nephew, and you get to watch Amy Ryan... well, sadly not all the women could get choice roles here, now could they?

In fact, it might just be his worst movie to date — an adaptation of Ben Fountain's 2012 satirical war novel that's plagued by some really stilted dialogue and acting, as well as a number of awful subplots that go nowhere.

With so many moving parts, it was always going to be a challenging juggernaut to steer, so credit must go to Anthony and Joe Russo for making a 150 min Top Trumps incarnate, that only really drags before the Star Wars style air / ground final battle kicks in.

It's really tough to say more about the actual events of Infinity War without ruining the experience — however, there's something to be said for the lengths to which this film goes to give an air of finality and consequence to the Marvel Universe.