Sentences with phrase «such killer deals»

If Yo - kai Watch is to be America's next Pokemon, such killer deals are a good call.

He begins to see the down side of such killer deals, especially when he detects athletes are just in it for the money and not for the heart.

Not exact matches

Groupon and Living Social are such great resources to get killer deals on anything including fitness memberships.

That narrative slyness is especially welcome in Friedkin, acting as a palliative to the sensory overdose in which he habitually deals; such a contrast was nowhere to be seen in «Bug» (2006), a film that sent me straight from the cinema to the pharmacy in search of anti-itch cream, but we find it in the first half of «Killer Joe,» thanks to the title character.

The characters, though goofy, lazy, good for nothing stoners, are likeable and it's hilarious watching them banter back and forth and try to deal with such a ludicrous situation as a killer hand on the loose.

Just know it is readily apparent who the killer is not fifteen minutes into the movie, an entire subplot involving J.K. Simmons as an extremely wealthy womanizing and sex - obsessed philanthropist is unintentionally hysterical and poor Val Kilmer, not seen in a big budget major Hollywood studio release since 2006's Déjà vu, is dealt such a poor hand it's a question why he was asked to play this game in the first place.

Obviously, trainers dealing with such large, potentially dangerous animals do not want killer whales and grizzly bears forming negative associations with training, or with the trainer!

The usual hidden liabilities such as ethical issues and environmental problems could also be deal killers, of course.

While it's nearly impossible to compete with Amazon when it comes to such killer Prime Day deals as a $ 90 Echo, $ 35 Echo Dot, $ 30 Fire 7 tablet, $ 625 special Galaxy S8 bundle, $ 210 Huawei Watch 2 or $ 180 64 GB Moto G5 Plus, a certain eBay seller may just be able to grab the attention of bargain hunters in the market for a solid phone around $ 100.

Robert Woodruff has been investing in real estate for over 15 years, is the President of the Charleston SC Real Estate Investors Association (Charleston REIA), and a national speaker, and author of several training programs for investors such as «How to Find Killer Deals» & «The Keys to Cash Flow» and the new «51 Ways to Find Motivated Sellers».

Some issues, such as a lack of rental history, aren't necessarily a deal killer and can be compensated by requiring additional securities or a co-signer.