Sentences with phrase «same story with»

Same story with real estate investing.
Same story with the year over year average sales price that were flat in June, flat in May, down 1 % in April, down 1.6 % in March, flat in February and flat in January.
It's the same story with love.
Once again, we have to quickly recap the same story with the Honor 5X — really good external hardware and a few nice features are really weighed down by subpar software and performance.
Beyond that it's the same story with 8 GB of onboard storage — expandable via microSD — 2 GB of RAM, a 3200mAh removable battery and a 5.5 - inch 720p display.
Same story with 3DMark Ice Storm Unlimited, which measures graphics performance.
I am now using the Galaxy S8 +, and it's the same story with Samsung year after year.
That's the same story with Google Assistant Go, which brings Assistant to devices with less than 1 GB of RAM for the first time.
I wouldn't be surprised if this was the same story with the Buds, in which the great gesture controls and maturing Google Assistant find their way to more headphones, wireless or otherwise.
The same story with the LG Wireless LED Bulb.
It's the same story with the iPhone 6, 6s, and 7, all of which show only slight CPU drops, which Futuremark claims users would be unlikely to notice.
It's the same story with the power and volume keys, which are found on the right - hand short edge, near the top.
It's the same story with the Daydream View virtual reality headset, which now works with multiple phones.
It's the same story with syncing tracks from Google Play Music to your wrist: this needs to be done from the watch itself now, not through the phone app.
It's the same story with quality: recordings are rich in detail.
It's the same story with opening apps: The iPhone X is faster in our testing.
It's the same story with the Action Center, nothing appears to have changed on the surface, but there are a couple additional functions worthy of note.
Regarding Vote Leave / BeLeave, on issue after issue it's the same story with the whistleblowers: on the BeLeave bank account, expenses, who set up what when, the «shared drive» (which I think they have lied to the Observer and its lawyers about) and so on — their stories change and they will be shown to be either mistaken or lying.
We're seeing the same story with the G7.
Same story with UHI.
It's the same story with Richard Black, who went from the BBC to the Global Ocean Commission (which sounds official, but it's a Pew Charitable Trust project), and Damian Kahya, who went from the BBC to Greenpeace.
Big hydro is pretty much the same story with the add on that the lake behind the dam covers a lot of ground which requires eminent domain seizures.
It was much the same story with the other British sculptors — Bill Woodrow, Richard Deacon, Anish Kapoor, Shirazeh Houshiary, Richard Wentworth and Julian Opie», wrote Nicholas Logsdail reminiscing about his first introduction to Tony Cragg.
Isn't that the same story with every relationship?
Same story with Sonic Racing Transformed.
I know we all have heard the WWII story many times, but R.U.S.E. provides an interesting twist to the same story with spies, betrayals, and inept generals.
assassin creed, call of duty, battlefield company, elder scroll, skyrim, UNCHARTED, KILLZONE, god OF WAR im bored as HELL with them, same story with different title.
I only really played it for a couple of weeks and got bored of it which was the same story with Titanfall and even the new COD game and that's only been out a few days.
It's the same story with accommodation and if you choose to go budget you'll find that there is no shortage of choices Read More...
The same story with my 2nd Lab, Journey.
It's the same story with dividend yield.
It is the same story with the homebuilders ETF, SPDR S&P Homebuilders (NYSE: XHB), which rose more than 25 percent this year.
So basically it's the same story with B&N and the Nook as it's always been.
It's the same story with the new Kindle Paperwhite 3, and the older Paperwhites all have the newer software as well.
Same story with my Dad GN, except that once he went Honda, he never turned back with the exception of one horribly POS Hyundai Excel, traded for an ’89 Sonata (actually a nice, reliable car — 5 speed stick with the Mitsubishi big four; rear ended — totaled; replaced with a ’96 Dodge Grand Caravan; it too was rear ended — totaled).
It's the same story with the roof up, as the multi-layered hood is quiet even at motorway speeds.
It's the same story with styling, as well.
It's the same story with the Camry.
It's the same story with the rest of the design details — the bulging frog eyes on top of the fenders aren't actually the headlights, but rather the parking lights and turn signals.
Same story with the hands - free phone interface.
Its the same story with the seats folded — 68 cu.
It's the same story with the headlights, which are made of two LED strips.
«The truth is, no Corvette has ever been a match for the best that Europe can do and it looks like its much the same story with the latest one.
Same story with the Vauxhall Grandland X.
The third - generation MINI hatchback is better than ever, and it's the same story with the MINI Convertible.
It's the same story with the reliability: as the Giulia sits on an all - new platform, set to underpin a huge range of new models over the next few years, there's nothing to base assumptions about reliability on yet, aside from perceived build quality, which seems solid on first impressions.
It's the same story with the automatic.
It's the same story with cargo capacity — regular, seats - up volume is bumped up by 1.1 cubic - feet to 28.7 cubic - feet, but capacity with seats folded flat is decreased by 0.6 cubic - feet.
It's the same story with the old Jeep Grand Cherokee: there's an inherent appeal to the straightforward, box - on - wheels approach.
It's the same story with the pedals, but the handbrake (there were hairpins — I couldn't resist) is everything you would hope for from a rally outfit, acting like a light - switch to snap the tail round.
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