Sentences with phrase «subtle shot»

This is a brilliant sketch full of wonderfully, subtle shots at the 2016 Republican candidates.
One subtle shot consisted of several folks riding by on bicycles.
The whiteness of the space is injected with subtle shots of colour in the form of ink - stained wooden beams, a subtle inquiry into painterly composition which simultaneously meddles with our expectations of materials, function and form.
A hit of colourIf you've opted for all - white walls, move the colour scheme away from the clinical with subtle shots of sunny yellow, soothing mint or calming neutrals.
This looks like a not - so - subtle shot by Powerade at Gatorade for their remarks after Game 1.
Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver today responded to AG Andrew Cuomo's criticism in his usual inscrutable way, taking a few subtle shots at the newly - announced Democratic gubernatorial hopeful while also insisting the two «can work together» just fine and dandy if and when Cuomo is elected governor.
Ann Curry took only the most subtle shots at Matt Lauer in her first TV interview since leaving NBC News and «Today» when discussing the «pervasive» sexual harassment at the network, saying she's trying to «do no harm in these conversations.»
Classic berry - red lips and green earrings added subtle shots of color to Kravitz's black hair / black dress ensemble.
In a decision in Covelli v. Sears, 2012 ONSC 2437, Master Haberman used a motion on the issue of Case Management to give a nice history of Case Management in Toronto, as well as a not so subtle shot at the lack of resources faced by Masters in Toronto these days.
«I think for women, I think this is a race about who's delivered,» Quinn said, using a phrase that was intended both as a not - so - subtle shot at Weiner's thin resume while in congress, but also about the substantial record she'd like voters to know more about.
Shot in lovely pastel colours and dappled sunshine, and augmented by subtle shots of CGI, there's a touch of Michel Gondry in the winning, whimsical loveliness of Park's film.
Soften the angular lines of a chequerboard floor and eclectic stripes with subtle shots of feminine blush pink.
«Even in this age where the value of trade is being questioned by some, we have successfully negotiated landmark agreements with Europe and with Asia,» Trudeau added as he took a subtle shot at protectionists like Trump.
Coffey's ad takes a subtle shot at his four Democratic challengers, painting Coffey as the only non-politician in the race and saying: «New Yorkers don't need another politician seeking office; we need an Attorney General seeking justice.»
This morning, Sen. Eric Schneiderman's campaign sent around a letter to his four opponents asking for civility and taking a not - so - subtle shot at Nassau County DA Kathleen Rice, who called him a «dangerous» choice for AG this week.
Cuomo received praise from Angelo Vivolo, head of the Columbus Citizens Foundation, who took a not - so - subtle shot at Mayor de Blasio.
It features a contrasting salmon - pink waist insert for a subtle shot of colour, and falls into straight teal legs, pressed with sharp front creases.
«There's no need to purchase a track package to make the ZL1 track ready,» says Reuss in a not - so - subtle shot at our reigning Performance Car of the Year.
The company took what looks like a subtle shot at Apple by posting a list of these features on its website, which includes things like fast charging, dual - camera technology, augmented reality, OLED and 4K displays, and even the bezel-less design, which we'll likely see on one of the upcoming iPhones.
The sprinkling of spots on this cool blue wallpaper gives the hall a subtle shot of summer.
And while their luxuriousness makes them a real treat to walk on, the wool / silk - mix rugs are perfect for those of us wanting to inject a subtle shot of chic into our homes while keeping out the chill.
We can't help but lust after the Merthen bookcase, # 1,200, just the thing for working a subtle shot of woodland chic into an urban library.
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