rounders

Sounds like a great case for standard-capacity magazines (instead of the neutered 8-rounders they want you to have).

Spaniels are all rounders in terms of their working - they’re as happy to flush, work ground or retrieve.

At least it used to be the case that many school children played rounders, and you typically use a baseball bat for that.

My takeaway was that this conference had something for everyone, as opposed to being of interest only to all-rounders who are already power users.

Sublime will always have a special place in my toolkit, but for serious, modern dev work (especially on big projects) there are better all-rounders now.

English was far from a foreign language to the vast majority of the final-rounders and this applies to every single competition and every single age group.

If C rounders are paying up for this protection, then I guess it's ok.

Hollywood is similar, it was certainly better?, but will we get to the point that a movie line rounders could be self-financed?

On the HN I read a lot about smaller companies looking for all-rounders and I try to position myself as such when I apply.

Some of my team are gifted all-rounders.

At Izooble, we believe that the best programmers are all-rounders.

Gaelic Football, Hurling, Handball, and rounders.

And to answer your rhetorical-but-not-really question, not all people know they are “the fish” (referring to the quote from the movie Rounders).

His earlier ("serious") work is: The Rainmaker, Good Will Hunting, Rounders, The Talented Mr.

I love Victoria Coren's quote about Rounders: "Rounders - a film that asks us to believe John Malkovich, supposedly the best player in New York, always eats a biscuit when he's bluffing." (Coren is a journalist and professional poker player).

As for languages, we have some near damn all rounders, but my observation is that it's not because it has "eluded programmers" that we don't have it, but because of business reasons (e.g.

As they say in Rounders, win one big hand an hour.