Sentences with phrase «really trading blows»

Not exact matches

Noel / Ade, I suspect we're some way apart politically so no point in trading blows over the specifics of yesterday but your comments sort of illustrate the problem: Noel - «while I agree that the tactics of black bloc etc are bad, their motives are actually not really different from other protestors in terms of wanting a better society» - that implies a certain convergence of interest.

What's more, the Russos understand, as Joss Whedon does, that the Marvel universe is really just one big dysfunctional family — an extended ensemble of big personalities, trading as many barbs as blows.

Most of the time, traders blow out their first account by getting too excited and too anxious; they skip demo trading, they have a mediocre grasp on their trading method, and let's face it, they really just want to get in the markets and throw some money around because it's fun at first.

Having blown out two or more accounts at this point, you are really starting to feel depressed about your trading, you think it's «impossible» to trade successfully and that you just don't «have it».

You need to really get interested in tracking your trading progress and in following your equity curve, because it is this aspect of trading that truly defines and separates the disciplined and organized traders from the rest of the herd who continually lose money and blow out their trading accounts.

I find that many beginning traders fund their trading accounts with money they really shouldn't be risking in the markets, and if they don't initially make this mistake, they make later down the road after blowing out their first account.

Speaking of breezes, the trade winds are constantly blowing to keep you cool and comfortable, so there really is great weather all - year round.

Trade in the raw speed and thrills of a NASCAR race for something that will really blow your hair back, a live rocket launch.

Surfing the East Coast at this time of the year and you really do have to take the early approach cause we never really know when the SE Trade wind is going to kick and blow everything out.

It makes the battles look really awesome from a viewer's perspective as two fighters take turns trading blows while interrupting each other's combos.

In Twilight Princess they're just huge suits of armor that can't wait to trade sword blows with Link, really putting you and the control - scheme through a decent challenge.

And it's not quite that time of year as yet, when I really get t - i - r - e-d of Winter and start hearing the trade winds blowing by my ear.