be a game of two halves BrE

One could say it was a game of two halves.

I believe that the problem is a game of two halves.

It was a game of two halves, but they were very similar and we lost them both.

As they say in another context, it's a game of two halves.

After a drawn first Test the second match was a game of two halves.

Life is a game of two halves that women dominate for the first few decades.

Moving to the low carbon economy or business is a game of two halves in the Delay book.

Yes, to use an old cliche, it was a game of two halves.

But this fourth album - their first for five years - is a game of two halves.

He said: "It was a game of two halves really.

In holiday wine terms, Italy is a game of two halves.

Well it's a game of two halves what about our bowlers.

He may find that turning Pandora around is a game of two halves.

He said: "It was a game of two halves - but we're quite happy to take the win any way we can.

"We got a bit better in the second half and thankfully managed to get the goals so it really was a game of two halves."

A point down at the advert break, he must have recalled that Countdown was a game of two halves.

It's a game of two halves: with one being rugby

It was a game of two halves though as far as Pompey were concerned.

My very brief hands-on with Avatar proved it to be a game of two halves.

Hansen fell into the same trap as the newspaper, forgetting that football is a game of two halves.

But Mr Sharp said the match was a game of two halves.

It was a game of two halves to be honest with them having the better of the first and us having the second.

It’s often forgotten that the Great Depression, like a soccer match, was a game of two halves.

At this moment in time it's a game of two halves," says Austin Baird. "

Still, as Sir Alex Ferguson might say, politics is a game of two halves.