Sentences with phrase «same swaggering»
We need to have that same swagger.
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BJ has been really down on himself after lopsided losses but still somehow comes back with the same swagger by the time the next fight comes.
Arsenal won emphatically yesterday, playing with the same swagger and confidence which characterized the second half of our season.
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In the meantime, however, Putin marches onward, with troops still massed on Ukraine's border while he swaggers across the global stage, trying — ostensibly — to bring «peace» to Syria while at the same time trying — ostensibly — to eradicate the threat from IS.
These candidates may not have the same natural religious swagger as Perry, but they're clearly seeking faith - based voters in hopes of not being left behind.
Lately, though, it's started to feel like something has changed with Ronaldo, and not for the better — he's been less involved or as consistently effective in matches, he hasn't always had the same ruthless swagger, and there's honestly times when you can forget he's even on the pitch.
In the same way that West Ham's swagger in Slaven Bilic's inaugural season relied heavily on the exploits of the moody French free - kick specialist, it seems that Everton's fortunes were largely courtesy of the steady supply of Lukaku goals.
Ex-Marine sniper Bob Lee Swagger (Ryan Phillipe) returns to service when he learns of a plot to kill the president in this series based on the 2007 film of the same name.
He still has that same Oscar nominated swagger in a performance that is part of the lexicon of cinema.
Bettany hardens and shines his eyes to match McDowell's fierce gaze, and they walk with the same arrogant swagger.
Stan may not have the same stature, but his swagger and selfishness remain.
Using a multi-medium background that mimics the textured surfaces he paints on in the streets, Reka's clean lines and confident figures swagger off the canvas in the same way that the eye is drawn to the singular unrestrained dancer in a room full of two - steppers.