Sentence examples for hero division from inspiring English sources
(Just as DICE began, Activision Blizzard announced that it was shutting down its separate Guitar Hero division).
They raised more money and in 2010 brought on Rosensweig, 50, a former Yahoo exec who ran the Guitar Hero division of Activision, to run the company and create Cheggs digital strategy.
The company closed several in-house developers, including RedOctane, Neversoft's Guitar Hero division, and Underground Development.
Citing the downturn in rhythm games, Activision shuttered their Guitar Hero division in February 2011.
As a result of faltering sales for its Guitar Hero series, Activision shuttered its Guitar Hero division, cancelling at least one planned game for 2011.
Activision further shuttered Neversoft's Guitar Hero division, pending the completion of Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock, with further development in the series to be created by some former Neversoft members and Vicarious Visions.
Malcolm Fox of the ethics and standards division – hero of Rankin's two most recent police books, The Complaints and The Impossible Dead – is horrified to discover that the cop he regards as "the loosest of canons" is back on police business, and reactivates the "whole shelf" of complaints made against Rebus during his career.
On the premise that girls often look up to real-life heroes, Warner Brothers Consumer Products, a division of Warner Brothers Entertainment, teamed up with the gymnast Nastia Liukin, a five-time Olympic medalist, for an apparel collection called Supergirl by Nastia, which features the Supergirl S shield logo and is available exclusively at J. C. Penney.
Whatever it was, Lowe, a Red Sox hero in the American League division series against Oakland, was less than ordinary on a night when Boston needed something better.
ROBERT SMITHSON (1938-1973) isoso well known as a sculptor of Minimal austerities in the mid-60's - and later, as founding hero of the Earth Art division of the movement - that his early work comes as a bit of a shock.
Those looking for a Scottish Cup fairytale had their eyes set on Ayrshire, with the visitors managed by former Kilmarnock hero Allan Johnston, riding high in Division Two, having accounted for Hibernian and Rangers in knock-out competitions this season and being unbeaten in 10 away games this season.
