Sentences with phrase «tough game for everyone»

«If he plays it will be a good battle in the midfield, but there are a lot of good players in the Everton squad and it's going to be a tough game for everyone.

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Abandoning that smoke screen upon reaching the gold medal game against none other than powerful Spain — and the rematch everyone had been awaiting for so long, or at least since six days earlier when the U.S. squeaked out a 101 - 68 thriller — Knight had the gall to say the Americans had come through «the toughest draw.»

If we effectively shut down everyone else, it's going to be really tough for one guy to carry the team to a 7 - game series win.

Well put steven i think the winter period hurt laca first year in epl is tough on majoruty of foreign strikers bellerin has been decent but he could srengthen up and xhaka has had his oppurtunoty and not grabbed with cazorla coming back and a summer open for signings he is indee pressure now but with time i think the new signings will start to gel and with perspective to the Rticle i agree with uou there is no white flag being thrown up this article really lacked the perspective that was being asked because it jist said we lost some games without an honest reflection pf how those games went everyone has lost games this year and liverpoodlians even lost to swansea city to wigan

They surprised everyone by beating Chelsea on new years day and that should give Arsene Wenger and the players fair warning that we face a tough test, but we are in the perfect shape for this game.

«Away games are always tough in the FA Cup, everyone is up for it, especially against a Premier League team and we suffered that day, but we know what to expect.

Real Madrid traveled to face Napoli in the Champions League round of 16 second leg this Tuesday night and everyone expected a tough game for Madrid side who more often than not struggle on their visits to Italy.

Understandably, this kind of game isn't for everyone but if the idea of a tough - as - nails old - school RPG that's incredibly satisfying to master appeals to you then Stranger of Sword City is sure to amaze.

They tend to hold your hand and whisper sweet nothings in your ear as the auto - aim deals with everything in your path, but I do try to curb my lust for a challenge when writing a review — after all, not everyone want games to be tough.

There are several such tough decisions to be made throughout the game, and in many cases it feels like what you're doing is really picking the lesser of two evils, rather than simply saving everyone and going for tea and cake or blowing everything up while laughing maniacally.

While it may not be for everyone since it is an «experience» rather than an actual video game, if you're looking for a great game that will either make you feel things you've never felt before or just to live through the tough experiences Ryan and Amy Green went through with their son Joel, That Dragon, Cancer will not disappoint.

The difficulty curve certainly varies throughout the game as there are some tough one - on - one encounters with walkers for Michonne to not only survive but also fight through, while there are easier areas of the game that require you to scavenge for supplies to maintain energy, so Michonne and her allies can stay focused and on the move, alongside other parts of the game that will need you to have conversations with your allies to plan your collective escape from multiple difficult situations in order to attempt to preserve everyone's survival.

Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun is a game that certainly won't be for everyone, as it is a brutally tough tactical stealth game that really does require you to face it with patience and persistence, and for some it may even feel like a bit of a slog.

A full sized level editor is included too, so even if the game's too tough for you, you can inflict some mean maps on everyone else.

The economy made it a tough year for everyone in design and architecture, and, hence, this year's Best of Green Awards for Design and Architecture celebrate those who are doing the tough jobs: revitalizing downtowns, building social housing, developing new business models, and being the game - changers, looking a new and different ways of doing things.