Sentence examples for playbook like from inspiring English sources
Mostly, he remembers emptying the playbook like there was no damn tomorrow, because, as it turns out, there wasn't.
The latest playbook — like the one that paid off in the wave of tobacco litigation — could prove potent, as the food companies' own lawyers have warned.
"I can know the playbook like the back of my hand, but when I get on the field and everything's happening 100 miles an hour, I'm sure it's going to be a lot different".
Even with an expert understanding of the Jets' offense — "Nobody knows the playbook like he does," Coach Rex Ryan said — Sanchez arrives at the facility early and leaves long after his teammates.
With the fate of the Bush administration's desperate $700 billion bailout of the financial industry hanging in the balance, Representative Darrell Issa, a Republican from California, stuck to his political playbook like a man covered in Krazy Glue.
Actually, my drinking companion said, Walmart's smartphone takes more than a leaf off Amazon's playbook: like the Kindle Fire, it relies on an Android fork, that is grabbing the Open Source code and retargeting to its own business purpose – without the onus of included Google apps that come with the sanctioned Android version.
The one thing he would say was that Prince learned the Grizzlies playbook in "like five minutes".
That's another reason why "Silver Linings Playbook" seems like a legitimate threat: Russell, buoyed by support from the actors branch, could win Best Director -- a category that neither Spielberg nor Lee has been able to lock down.
For most of the past two years, the anti-iPad contingent has cited flash incompatibility as the primary reason they weren't going to give Apple their money yet the devices they did back – the Xoom, the Notion Ink Adam, the Playbook, and the like – all shipped with buggy or non-existent flash implementations.
General Browser Email Calendar Office documents App store (aka App World) Video out Music store Video chat Battery life Summary Pros and Cons Boring box-ticking technical specifications Price comparison General The PlayBook looks like a zillion 7in Android tablets, but in fact it's using RIM's own QNX operating system.
The PlayBook looks like Rim's attempt to catch Apple in tablets, just as the 2008 BlackBerry Storm was to catch the iPhone (though in the latter case, it was Vodafone which told Rim, and particularly Lazaridis, that the company needed to develop a touchscreen phone; Rim wasn't going to do it off its own bat. And, arguably, shouldn't have).
