Sentences with phrase «twelfth man for»
The home support will be a big twelfth man for them here and with Liverpool treading on shaky ground having picked up just one win in their last matches in all competitions, a place in the fourth round of the league cup could be beckoning.
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OX should of never played that game against the club which he mentally was already playing for and we are direct competition for fourth place so he was the twelfth man for Liverpool, can you blame him?
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Near the close of the meeting a man asks for and receives help on a specific Twelfth Step case which is giving him trouble.
If bridal mysticism is responsible for scaring men away from the Church, then it should have done so much earlier than the twelfth century, and in the Eastern churches as well.»
Tottenham right - back Kyle Walker yesterday posted on social media to thank the Spurs fans for being the «twelfth man'this season, pushing them to secure their place in the top four, while enjoying having scored the most league goals and conceding the least.
We've seen modernized versions of Shakespeare in the past, with films like Baz Luhrmann «s Romeo + Juliet, O (for Othello), Hamlet, 10 Things I Hate About You, which was a modern incarnation of The Taming of the Shrew, and She's The Man, meant to resemble Twelfth Night.
They're back with their twelfth and perhaps greatest film, No Country for Old Men.
John Krasinski — a man who has directed a film based on a David Foster Wallace short story — plays beefcake leading man Jack, back on his twelfth visit to the snake pit and once more charged with taking on security detail for the bumbling, blowhard desk jockeys.
Before joining the Met, he was Curator of International Modern Art at Tate Modern in London, where he worked on major exhibitions including: Duchamp, Man Ray, Picabia (2008); Cy Twombly: Cycles and Seasons (2008); Pop Life: Art in a Material World (2009); Tacita Dean: FILM, the twelfth Unilever commission for the Turbine Hall (2011); and Edvard Munch: The Modern Eye (2012).