171 Quotes About Bang

At the end of the day, most VCs would tell you that you'd get a bigger bang for your buck out of an IPO than an acquisition but the public markets are not as ebullient as they could be so we probably will see more acquisitions,

What we've been seeing over the last few years is a lot of families moving north into Martin and St. Lucie counties because they can get more bang for their buck, and they're commuting to Palm Beach County for work. Three years ago, you could buy what was going for $350,000 here, you could buy for $150,000 there. But that's changing. Now those are getting up in the $300,000 range, too.

To encounter 'Beowulf' is like taking a sledgehammer to a quarry face. You must bang in there.

Believe me, you heard every bit of that, ... You would hear winds ripping through the house. It was amazing. Every now and then, you'd hear objects that would bang off the side of the house.

Our minds work in real time, which begins at the Big Bang and will end, if there is a Big Crunch - which seems unlikely, now, from the latest data showing accelerating expansion. Consciousness would come to an end at a singularity.

It's exciting because it's a big game from them. It is a good last game for them to really show their stuff. These seniors have given a lot. They've done a lot for us on the field and off the field, and they are definitely a group that we are going to miss tremendously, so we definitely want to end the season with a bang for them.

I was outside when I heard a bang and that's when the plane did a whirly-down to the ground. After that I saw a wing come down.

We really wanted to open the season with a bang and we felt that featuring well-known stars of Broadway would be a grand gesture, ... It will be a great pleasure to work with folks who have presented these pieces on the New York stage.

It was as if, at moments, we were perpetually coming into sight of subjects before which we must stop short, turning suddenly out of alleys that we perceived to be blind, closing with a little bang that made us look at each other--for, like all bangs, it was something louder than we had intended--the doors we had indiscreetly opened.