"We have to be more physical," NBA leading scorer Russell Westbrook said.
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"We were expecting (Chicago) to come out and be more physical and they did," Antetokounmpo said.
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Trying to be more physical and force the people to do what we want them to do.
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Then, at some point, I unconsciously begin to "rough it up," letting the paintings be more physical or muscular — even crude, awkward, adolescent.
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The Sparks had outrebounded the Lynx in Game 3, and that was a point of emphasis for the team to be more physical inside.
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He also wanted his players to be more physical than they were in the two games played on Golden State's floor to start the series.
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You have to make him catch the ball further away from the basket, so I'd be more physical with him and not let him get to his spot there.
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Girls were significantly more likely than boys to be harassed, girls' harassment tended to be more physical and intrusive, and girls reported more longer-term consequences, like trouble sleeping and increased absences from school.
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They hold the child often; therefore, they learn important signs the child shows that most fathers would not. For example, they understand signs that show when the child is hungry or sick. 2\. Understanding Fatherhood Practices Fathers understand when to be more playful, when to be more physical, how to correctly hold a child, and how to calm them down. They understand all of the interactions that are needed to take good care of a child. 3\.
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He found working on Team Umizoomi "comforting" because many of the same crew, producers, and creators had also worked on Blue's Clues. It was the first time he had worked as a voice-over artist, unlike on Blue's Clues, when he was able to be more physical acting in front of a blue screen.Barron, event occurs at 3.10 He said, about Team Umizoomi, "the work the animators have done on it has been superlative".Barron, event occurs at 0.38 He stated that he enjoyed working on Team Umizoomi because it gave him the opportunity to participate in a show from its inception, which he had missed with Blue's Clues.
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Withington Girls' School was founded in 1890 by a group of eminent Manchester families who wanted the same educational opportunities for their daughters as were already available for their sons. Among the founders were the mother of C. A. Lejeune, C. P. Scott, Henry and Emily Simon, Miss Caroline Herford and Sir Adolphus Ward. There were four pupils in the beginning. The founders stipulated that: the School should remain small, to allow for the individual development of each girl; all girls should be taught the Natural Sciences, as it constitutes excellent intellectual training; there should be more physical exercise and practical work than usual in girls’ schools; no prizes should be awarded, as the pleasure of academic work should be its own reward.
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