As Schaufeli and Bakker [ 23] posit that absorption resembles being immersed in one's work and having difficulties in detaching oneself from it, our findings may suggest that women who are absorbed with their work are less likely to take a break, stand up and/or move around [ 22, 23].
Benson, on a break, stood atop a shelf of granite at the river's edge, eddies swirling at his feet.
One film Bergstein does cite as portraying an abortion story realistically is 2014's "Obvious Child," where a broke stand-up comedian has to grapple with an abortion after having a one-night stand.
As he spoke, Sinita stood behind a broken counter, fighting back tears.
"Whenever I need a break, I stand near the door for some fresh air," he said.
For a break, he stands on the station's front steps, watching police officers come and go.
After Judge Charles Lamm sent the jury out for a break, Watkins stood up and shouted at Carruth, "Are you happy now?" Watkins was warned by Lamm and a deputy -- one of several seated around him -- to stay in his chair.
RIVER PHOENIX 1970-1993 (US) Big break: Stand By Me (1985) A short life: The child of hippies (hence the name) who made a huge impact at age 15 in Stephen King's autobiographical tale.
He found turn to bowl Chris Cooke for 46 and Jim Allenby for 34 in consecutive overs, breaking a stand of 66 for the third wicket, then dismissed the experienced Murray Goodwin leg before wicket for six, reducing the Second Division side to 118 for five from 108 for two.
Stokes claimed three on his home ground, breaking a stand of 94 between Guptill and Williamson with his first when the latter played on in the 20th over with 50 to his name, while Willey claimed the key removal of the in-form Taylor on 47.
Left-arm seamer Trent Boult needed just one delivery with the new ball to break a stand of 60 - Root departing leg before for 29 pushing forward to an inswinger.
