New York is a town where people play the angles.

Hard work, playing the angles, getting the other guy before he got you.

I've been playing the angles since the first time I heard you sing.

"He taught me a lot about playing the angles and not changing my game."

But you want to call the shots whenever possible and are always looking to play the angles.

Some of the changes were good but some I think took away from the original design which was playing the angles.

Instead of playing the angles, he was hitting them right back to Mayotte.

Slick city boys who played the angles and were willing to shell out the dough.

Again, he appeared to be playing the angles.

Why does that guy feel that he always has to play the angles, Horace?

"She plays the angles and knows exactly what's happening.

It soon became apparent to his new teammates that Hedberg was confident and played the angles well.

Duncan - no child of the Nike summer camps - compared it with playing the angles in his beloved video games.

Now theyre stuck with minds that can see too many ways of playing the angles and cutting corners.

The Senator was a fraudster, playing the angles.

Lucas and his bunch play the angles, and Frank runs the main sweep.

But, for now, as Freeze put it, Weve got to play the angles the best we can.

Anyway, we try to play the angles when it comes to saving our people's lives, and Sputnik was equipped with a new escape program.

In Clinton, Morris saw a classic appeaser, always trying to play the angles rather than taking a stand.

Seldom leaving his crease, Brimsek was adept at playing the angles.

“It’s important he knows who he is and plays the angles.”

Miller is a positional goalie, playing the angles and not afraid to challenge shooters.

Therein lies the tale of a power entrepreneur who understands that business, like hockey, is about playing the angles.

How many of us are playing the angles a little, being a shade cagier, slightly more chameleon-like in our interactions?

For almost twenty years of her life she had played the angles and prospered-if only by the standards of this dump.

I was going to stay in the bar and work the angles.

Where top law enforcement people weren't working the angles when choosing reserves.

How often do we see a pair of centres working the angles together in broken play after four or five phases?

But it now seems increasingly likely, with the big deal makers working the angles, that the unit will change shape, if not hands.

Fast paced action and chances to work the angles to get the best shot at your opponents.

Sergei handled the money side of it, set up the deals, worked the angles.

Part of this is because of Mister, who, it becomes clear, has been working the angles all his life.

Just because he resigned as foreign minister doesn't mean he can't still work the angles from the back bench.

Most of our other great presidents, there was that sense of working the angles and bending other people to their will.

"I worked the angles, sticking and moving."

And, where possible, work the angles.

The fish raced uptide, head shaking and trying to dog its way into deeper water, working the angles of the diminishing tide.

He’s worked the angles, it seems.

He hadn' t been able to work the deal while he lived, so he was working the angles from the grave.

But if you're rebuilding local networks, you don't rest at simply carrying out a transaction between producer and seller; you work the angles.

Boys working the angles.

Artists work the angles.

The self who skips and sprints around the court, who works the angles and commands the stage.

Working the angles.

I've also heard that, instead of working the angles on the Dangler case, you've been asking a lot of questions about the Duchamp murder.

Work the Angles" by Dilated Peoples "

Work the angles," Toad advised. "

She took command early, unfurled the reverse paddle at will and worked the angles, especially square of the wicket, more smartly than an inside trader.

What separated Mr. Durso from the others, it seemed, was his ability to control a point - hitting short, lobbing deep, working the angles.