It's a whole new ball game, but it's still fun.
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"The Olympics will be a whole new ball game," she grinned.
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"A new administration is a whole new ball game," he added.
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"Yessir, whole new ball game with these kinds of accounts," Ryan replied.
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" After Johnny got clean, Rosanne says it was like "a whole new ball game.
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MALCOLM: Well, the calculus changes with each pick and it&aposs a whole new ball game.
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Landing an orbital rocket post-launch will put Blue Origin in a whole new ball game.
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"Sure, they fell short in 20203, but it's a whole new ball game next year," argued Jones.
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"But sadly, those days are far behind us and it's a whole new ball game," he said.
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If you're going to put concealed carry between states into this bill, we're talking about a whole new ball game.
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The second half, however, could be a whole new ball game to look forward to if the rumors are true.
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However, she noted, 2019 will be a whole new ball game—especially after the shocking results of the US election.
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Getting dressed for a busy workday is a whole new ball game when you're pregnant or have a little one in tow.
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"We're going to win Ohio, and then it's a whole new ball game," said Kasich, who has yet to win a single state.
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Without so many people on the stage, expect a whole new ball game: more talk time, more candidate-to-candidate interactions, and more policy.
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"This is a whole new ball game," Steve Holen, co-director of the Center for American Paleolithic Research and the paper's lead author, told CNN.
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Corporate leaders are in a whole new ball game – faced with major decisions on investments and deals amid a lack of clarity about the future trade landscape.
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" He pointed to January's vigorous jobs growth as just the beginning for the U.S. economy, saying the progress is "going to be a whole new ball game.
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Heliogen's towers have reached just over 1,000° C and the company believes with further improvements it can hit 1,23° C. That would be a whole new ball game.
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Users will become IRL consumers, not just social media followers — and that's a whole new ball game for the over eight million businesses who maintain profiles on the app.
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"And because of that, just wait one week from tonight, we're going to win the state of Ohio and it will be a whole new ball game," he added.
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"If there is a Safe Harbor deal done next week it's a whole new ball game, if the DPAs actually do go after these companies," an industry source said.
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Late Show host Stephen Colbert noted that this electorate is "a whole new ball game," as Joe Biden pointed out most African-Americans still haven't had the chance to vote.
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"Amazon will be a major transformation, a whole new ball game, so mall operators will have to transform — and we are already doing that," says an executive at a senior retailer.
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"Just in terms of new regulators, it's a whole new ball game," said Jeff Bandman, a former U.S. Commodities Futures Trading Commission official who now runs the fintech regulatory consultancy Bandman Advisors.
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But the appointment of a council that determines if foreign investment would impact jobs would be a whole new ball game — and one that could radically reshape the way foreign investors look at the US market.
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In 1992, "Alive & Kicking" provided the soundtrack for a famous promo, entitled "A whole new ball game" for BSkyB's launch of FA Premier League football.
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Also brand new ball game; whole 'nother ball game. In common usage, a "whole new ball game" or "brand new ball game" signifies a drastic turn of events, a completely altered situation. In baseball, an announcer says "it's a whole new ball game" when the trailing team ties the score or takes the lead, usually after being behind by several runs. AHDI traces this to the 1960s.Answers.com.
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The game's interface is the same cursor-and-menu system used in Pete Cooke's other creations, such as Micronaut One, A Whole New Ball Game and Tau Ceti.
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War and Nazi Criminals in the Federal Republic. The Gestapo Krueger's operations in the south were a whole new ball game by modern standards, defined as crimes against humanity under international law.
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Macy, Sue. A Whole New Ball Game: The Story of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League. Browne, Lois. Girls of Summer: The Real Story of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League.
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Dublin Inter replace fallen Star in Men's SuperLeague They were able to re-enter the league for the 2013–14 season.A whole new ball game as Premier League begins In March 2020, Belfast Star were declared the champions of the 2019–20 Super League season, thus winning their first league title since 1999.
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This counter-insurgency operation would continue right up to 1980. "It was the start of a whole new ball game," writes Lieutenant-Colonel R. E. H. Lockley. "The war proper had started." Six huts and a mosque in the farmworkers' compound were torched during the skirmish, although accounts differ on who started the fire.
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In 2013, Basketball Ireland rebranded the competition and changed the name from SuperLeague to Premier League.A whole new ball game as Premier League begins With the introduction of the Champions Trophy tournament, UCC Demons began to dominate the Premier League. They won the inaugural Champions Trophy title in 2013, which set them on a string of titles over the succeeding three seasons. Behind American import Lehmon Colbert and player-coach Colin O'Reilly, Demons won seven out of nine possible trophies between 2013–14 and 2015–16.
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After winning the silver medal in the Paralympic Games event, McGrath said: "This is a whole new ball game for me, the boats are a lot faster, so I had to learn pretty quick". At the 2016 ICF Paracanoe World Championships in Duisburg, Germany, McGrath won two gold medals in Men's KL2 200m and VL2 200m. In winning the Men's KL2 200m, a Paralympic Games event, he defeated six time world champion Markus Swoboda. McGrath competed at 2016 Invictus Games in Orlando, Florida, where he won IR4 one minute row.
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Serafinowicz made his broadcasting debut in 1993 on Radio 1 show The Knowledge, a spoof documentary about the music industry. From there he went on to perform in Radio 4 shows Week Ending, Harry Hill's Fruit Corner, Grievous Bodily Radio, The Two Dannys and A Whole New Ball Game. On 1 May 1997, he appeared in The Election Night Armistice as Moz Bingham, the fictional press secretary to the then shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown, who verbally abuses the BBC's Nick Robinson in a spoof phone call over the politician's news coverage. In 1998 he appeared on TV in Comedy Nation and You Are Here.
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