Sentences with phrase «scripts which»

Maybe that is what it will take for ORE to clean up its act and develop a finite number of professional Realtors whose innately - driven individual first priorities are to properly, thus professionally, serve the public interest instead of routinely turning out boat loads of desperate immigrants from unrelated pursuits looking for fast big bucks riding the real estate - sales gravy - train from the end of a computer link spewing forth learned, canned scripts which hide the reality of the truth, ignorance of what they profess to be experts at.

Created detailed reports and multi-use scripts which were used company wide with New Century.

There appears to be an increasing trend among malicious attackers to avoid things like ransomware, which draw attention to the attack, and instead use mining scripts which operate silently, as iTWire reported earlier this month, quoting researchers from Cisco's Talos Group.

Both Pirate Bay and Showtime have admitted to implementing scripts which cause their users to mine cryptocurrency while they are visiting their sites.

The Pirate Bay made headlines earlier this year when they were discovered to have implemented a silent mining scripts which used users» resources to mine cryptocurrencies for their profit.

Perhaps somewhere a «B» movie script writer and a failed Enquirer reporter are somewhere in a lonely writers garret producing the scripts which these fellows are dutifully reading and acting out... any other explanation beggars the imagination.

The library also contains 300 + scripts which are small applications allowing to automate one - time analytical trading functions.

Here are two scripts which illustrate this difference.

Several play scripts which I have adapted and edited from others to fit onto 1 page or 2 pages of A4.

Five fabulous play scripts which explore different periods in history: WW1 and WW2; Victorian mill children; Britain's child migrants and the histo...

The website itself is secured by McAfee and Thawte scripts which mean that amount of spam and fake accounts is really low.

Not going to lie, it was tough for us Labour feminists to see two blokes wanging on about women's issues from scripts which leave most us cold.

Stacchi: I loved that other iteration, and we had a whole version of the script which read really nice on the page.

We use a Google Analytics script which sets cookies.

Nah, just kidding, is a script which everyone knows it already but they like to hear it anyway.

The media script which everyone follows is that Ozil is «languid.»

I wrote a loose script which was reviewed by the presenter and the interpreter.

Renters - Airbnb Clone, A perfect Airbnb Clone script which helps you to create your own Vacation rental website instantly.

An overlong mess of narrative threads and a weak script which can not be saved by the quality of actors delivering it.

Finally, a movie from the US that isn't crap and full of cliches [Ed: Actually, it's from Canada]... but in saying that... sometimes it drawn out of perspective by a script which doesn't all fulfill..

XCOM 2 is a worthy heir to the franchise with a few improvements to renew the gameplay, and a refreshing script which makes us join the resistance against alien invaders.

In part due to the tone Waititi helped cast over the proceedings and the script which leans heavier into sight gags and tete - a-tat quips and barbs, much of the responsibility lays on the delivery of the actors who all perform.

Aaron Sorkin makes his directorial debut with the script which he wrote, and it stars Jessica Chastain as Molly Bloom, a onetime champion skier who eventually becomes a somewhat notorious poker madam running high - stakes games in Los Angeles and Las Vegas.

I do believe Taxi was a good script which became a good film; but it could also have been a bad script which became a good film.

He adds the film's few laughs, but his character also exposes a major flaw in the script which clouds an otherwise wacky but believable story.

that rankle in a script which never fully coheres into an enlightening mystery.

The first is a commercial action film with a S$ 1.2 million budget, based upon a script which he has worked on for about three years.

Role Models scribes David Wain and Ken Marino have written the script which starts shooting in the fall.

None of the intelligent humor, none of the REAL emotion, Jason Segel was waaaaaay out of place in this movie, Amy Adams looked as if she was in pain during every dance number and a script which seemed slapped together without any thought to a PLOT.

The momentum on a new movie has picked up, with Norwegian Roar Uthaug (The Wave) set to direct a script which has seen input from several writers, including Mark Fergus and Hawk Osby (Iron Man), Marti Noxon (Fright Night), Evan Daugherty (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles) and most recently, Geneva Robertson - Dworet (Transformers 5).

Instead of following the standard narrative setup, the script which is written by Christensen and Jason Dolan focuses on three different stages of Hall's life.

(In both respects much of the fault lies with Dennis Lynton Clark's undernourished script which, I suspect, Pakula's fondness for archetype led him to accept prematurely.)

Heat Vision reports that Haggis is in negotiations to pen the script which is based on the 1980s CBS crime series.

Speaking on the announcement, producer Ed Guiney of Element Pictures commented that: «Frank is a wonderfully funny script which brings together Michael Fassbender, Domhnall Gleeson and Lenny Abrahamson three of the most exciting Irish talents working in cinema today».

Blair Witch follows the same path as the original script which in of itself is boring and pointless watching a new group of people end up exactly where the previous characters did.

Alan Ball is writing the script which is based on Rodney Sheldon's book.

Colfer also wrote the script which, per Variety, «opens with Colfer's character being struck and killed by a bolt of lightning; flashbacks will chronicle his exploits as he blackmails his classmates into contributing to a literary magazine he's publishing.»

«Seth and Evan had an incredibly unique way of writing dialogue in the way high school people spoke,» Judd Apatow tells The Ringer of an early draft of the script which Rogen and Goldberg had begun writing years earlier as high schoolers themselves.

This story may sound familiar, but it wins because of Coogler, who uses constant tracking shots to follow our hero, superb fight choreography, and a script which never lets our characters struggles escape from their own internal strife.

The script which was recorded by famous actors like John Lithgow, Bill Hader, Neil Patrick Harris and Judy Greer, was completely scrapped and rerecorded with the new story.

However, here, her efforts are wasted in service of a script which fills her and the other characters» mouths with unconvincing dialogue at every turn.

Gyllenhaall, meanwhile, is unfussy, undemonstrative and sardonic, dodging Oscar - bait clichés, and relishing a script which confronts the cruel demands of celebrity and patriotic symbol which strangers demand of Jeff.

It's not to say that Supremacy is bad, but its lack of continuity in places, Greengrass» casting of a New York posterboy hit man, and a script which fails to use Glenn and Finney to their full potential makes the ending a bit ho - hum.

«Frederic Raphael has written a mesmerizing script which closely examines a couple's rollercoaster relationship over the years which will be brilliantly brought to life by the talented filmmaker Isabel Coixet.

Will Smith, Joel Edgerton, and director David Ayer are all set to return with Ayer penning the next script which... could be an improvement (though Suicide Squad's writing would suggest otherwise).

Wisely, Feig has not only tapped a quartet of consummate comediennes in Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Kate McKinnon and Leslie Jones but crafted a script which plays to each of their respective strengths.

The returning effort, combined with another script which matches the spirit of the series without feeling trite, makes The Strongest Man in the World a strong success of a sequel.

Writer / director Noah Baumbach has crafted a highly intelligent script which is achingly witty and bitterly funny; the acting is superb all around; the music fits beautifully, and even the setting (1980s Brooklyn) is something of a character.

Veteran direct - to - DVD action director Isaac Florentine attempts to energize the proceedings with exotic visual flourishes, but his efforts are defeated by the endlessly talky, convoluted script which aspires to psychological depth.

And the only nomination garnered by Straight Outta Compton, which featured a black cast and director, was for its script which was written by four whites.