Sentences with phrase «swagger through»

Hell, how can the Rock swagger through cheesefests like the Fast & Furious movies, San Andreas, and Baywatch yet seem totally adrift here?

Ideally, you should try to eat protein - rich snack before attending receptions so you don't need to eat out of hunger.As endless trays pour from the kitchen and waiters swagger through the gathering, daring you to take one more of the carefully crafted morsels from their plate, it all becomes increasingly difficult to resist.The scene is familiar to the politician, who will find themselves in such a situation two, three or four times a week.

The actor swaggers through the film having the kind of fun no one else is having — us included — wringing out the soggy screenplay each time he enters the frame.

She struts and swaggers through the movie, marching to the beat of the music playing inside her head.

Firth swaggers through the movie with the cool and sophistication of a cross between Moore and Brosnan, perhaps his hybrid more threatening than the two put together.

So perfectly had they done their job, so vulnerable was the establishment, so large were their numbers, that they knew success was a mathematical certainty, and they swaggered through the first week with that comfort.

With his soft round brown eyes, mane of long straight hair and tail carried jauntily over his back, he swaggers through life in full awareness of who he is and the importance he has to the people who live with him.

Not exact matches

But a bit of swagger, self - confidence and a clear vision of its past achievements — and future aims — could pull it through, according to the continent's most high - profile business, economic and political leaders.

Through determination, she has transformed the sleepy, anonymous bureau into a swaggering crusader, meting out revenge on behalf of long - suffering consumers.

I can forget my limits and become self - reliant, cocksure, swaggering, thinking that apart from me Jesus can do nothing, but that he can do all things through me who gives him strength.

The Philadelphia Eagles may have finally found their swagger as they hit the road to face a 5 - 0 Carolina Panthers team that keeps fighting through the last whistle.

Perhaps the Europa League is so maligned because of the disparity in the way that teams approach it — just looking at those from the Premier League, Liverpool have suddenly fallen into it because of their incompetence in a bigger competition, Everton have approached a return to continental action with a swagger and a verve that is befitting of their ambitious young manager, whilst Tottenham Hotspur have tediously and haplessly fumbled through a mediocre group without ever really looking like they wanted to be there.

But wherever he ends up, the swagger and bristle and all - round air of magnificence will, for possibly the first time, be shot through with a new vulnerability.

England stumbled rather than swaggered their way through the qualifying section drawing with their Euro 2016 foes Slovakia once again in the opening game as well as away to Lithuania.

Osborne's swagger seems a bit subdued as we wind our way through the laboratories and testing pools, past scale models of tankers and oil platforms detailed down to the company logos painted on their sides (no photos allowed).

Mathew Fox and James Badge Dale are swaggering soldiers improvising their way through Armageddon, making sure they «get Zekes (zombies) on the ground.»

Cruise hardly breaks swagger while all those about him are jumping through hoops to grow as people.

Hidden behind a shaggy beard and big period collars, that old J.Lo yacht - dwelling Affleck swagger disappears, allowing only his innate intelligence and centeredness to shine through; we see what first endeared him to mainstream audiences long ago in Good Will Hunting.

Everyone comes through, from Ezra Miller as the first «prisoner» to crack under the pressure to Michael Angarano as the swaggering head «guard,» who takes a quick, sadistic shine to authority.

He stole the show with an acceptance speech that was both swaggering and self - effacing as he ran through a long list of those he wanted to thank, including Herman Hesse, Steve Jobs and Wayne Gretzky.

Following Mailer's text — or at least drawing from its imagery — more faithfully than expected, it finally proved a masterclass in adapting the seemingly unfilmable, fusing the scope and swagger of its source material to a meta, contemporary framing device; all filtered through a singular artistic vision, unique not just to a week's festival viewing, but to cinema itself.

The first time I met Thomas Jane, he was swaggering barefoot through a hall at Comic - Con, answering questions for an hour after the midnight screening of his film, Give «Em Hell, Malone.

In cinemas, you can currently find him swaggering, bejewelled, through Oscar - winning director Paulo Sorrentino's Youth as a conceited LA actor, alongside Michael Caine, Harvey Keitel and Rachel Weisz, while his recent portrayal of a young Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys, in Love and Mercy, earned him his first Golden Globe nomination in December.

In 20th Century Women, a far easier session on the optic nerves, Fanning plays a lustrous, restless, teenage sunflower in Santa Barbara who moves like a pop tune through air, teaches a young lad the proper dude way to smoke and swagger, and mimics the whimpering moans of male lust with fond disdain.

Like a scantily clad supermodel taking a walk on her day off, the beauty from Modena slices through the crowd with an emphatic swagger, accompanied by a sound track that doesn't seem street - legal.

So begins a bittersweet, and sometimes hilarious journey as Solace swaggers and Holly tiptoes across England and through memory, discovering her true self, and unlocking the secrets of her past.

In a swaggering, first - person voice, a macho garbage truck conducts a tour of his nightly rounds, as hilarious, expressive paintings follow him roaring and burping through urban streets.

Sure Ezio has swagger, but Altair's very human flaws and his ability to overcome them made him cheer him on through every bit of sarcasm.

Superficially about an American illegal - drug afficionado (played by Michael Cera) on a hallucinogen - sampling trip through Chile, the film works as a terrific allegory about American swagger and hamfisted international relations.

This best in class relationship builder and sales leader who is recognized by Cambridge's Who's - Who («Executive of the Year» for 2014) is looking to advance his current opportunity through an organization that understands the value of tenacity, swagger and sales professionals who drive revenue through building relationships that last!