Sentences with phrase «taken a big step backwards»

Wil Myers took a big step backwards as a first baseman last year, for whatever reason.

Unfortunately for him, he took a big step backwards on Tuesday.

Take a big step backwards with one leg and lower your body until your thigh is parallel to the ground.

With that established, Battle of the Sexes is a solid biopic of Billie Jean King that resonates a little harder in the current political climate, with women's rights under attack and feeling like we're taking big steps backwards.

(More recently, ABC took another big step backwards by endorsing a deeply flawed and irresponsible paper released by the University of Nebraska - Lincoln, once again sacrificing their integrity for some easy PR.)

Not exact matches

We are in no doubt that Blackburn will avoid relegation this season, especially if they retain their solid home form, but there's a need and an urgency from the fans for the club to push on from merely being seen as a relegation candidate and unless Big Sam gets his familiar» Del Boy» hat on, there's more chance of Blackburn going backwards rather that taking steps in the right direction.

It's a good looking car, but it seems that a majority of people are divided into two camps in regards to styling: 1 - it looks too traditional like Buick took a step backwards, and 2 - Like the looks, but are disappointed that it isn't as big as a Lucerne.

One of my biggest criticisms of the base Elantra is that the styling took a major step backwards.

It's actually taken a step backwards from its predecessor though, while in the previous game you could kill the lower generals to weaken the big boss Crackdown 2 simply asks you to activate Absorbtion Units around the city and then defend a bomb.

That While the U.S. was taking a gigantic step backwards with federal climate policy with the election of Donald Trump as President, Trudeau's announcement showed Canada had taken a big step forward on climate action.

And it appears I should be showing him I am displeased with being treated like a sex object / my house becoming one big toilet by either a) cutting his balls off; or b) going right up to him, taking one step backwards and turning my back pointedly.