Somebody compared our situation to going into a boxing ring
with one hand tied behind your back - and you are also told you have to hop around on one foot for the whole round."
But trying to win big games without a ground game is like playing
with one hand tied behind your back and you don't get extra points for it even when you win, which you won't as often when you can't run the ball.
"If that were to happen today, tomorrow, I know that you would be there to try to save lives under those circumstances but again I cannot escape the irony that you would be doing so
with one hand tied behind your back because of the failure of the Seneca Nation to deliver those revenues and the very first dollars that we get from the casino on any given year, the first thing that we devote funding to is public safety because that's our priority."
It wouldn't have affected the result but when you're still sitting eight points adrift of zero, you could be doing without starting games
with one hand tied behind your back.
GORDON BEHIND BARS Channel 4, 9pm Imagine trying to run a catering business
with one hand tied behind your back. Every time you want a knife to cut any ingredients, you have to sign it out.
Gordon Behind Bars (Channel 4, Tuesday, 9pm)[bar] IMAGINE trying to run a catering business
with one hand tied behind your back.
"You can't meet clients' needs
with one hand tied behind your back," Williamson said, referring to the complex maze of regulations with which CPAs must cope to serve clients in more than one state.
But given the restrictions, he added, "it's like doing science
with one hand tied behind your back."
* Don't operate
with one hand tied behind your back.
When you are battling
with one hand tied behind your back - as perhaps Irvine is - it is a different matter.
Isn't it infuriating how trade experts always get a perfect finish to jobs they tackle, but when you have a go the result looks like you've done it blindfold
with one hand tied behind your back?
Relying just on monetary policy to keep the economy on track is like trying to stay afloat in a storm
with one hand tied behind your back."