Sentence examples for counselor playing from inspiring English sources

The common strategy is to back off him, dare him to shoot, but from the opening minutes of Game 3, Rondo had the body language of a counselor playing with the campers on field day, relaxed and free to roam and dissect the Knicks with impunity.

Kim pops up in "The Marriage Counselor" playing -- what else? -- a marriage counselor.

In the movie, Mr. Sandler played a businessman wrongly sent to an anger management program where he was matched up with an aggressive counselor, played by Mr. Nicholson.

In Game 2 on Monday, Wallace suddenly became his own anger-management counselor, played 46 of 48 minutes and strafed the Lakers for 29 points and 12 rebounds.

T.J., a young camp counselor played in the film by Mr. Gallo, tries to change their minds, with the assistance of his oddball campers.

There he concocts a plan to escape under cover of a jailhouse musical about Lord Nelson, written by the dotty warden (Christopher Plummer), while also finding true love in the implausibly fetching guise of a pretty rehabilitation counselor played by Olivia Williams.

Trying her best to break through to the major both as a man and a teacher is the school's sensible counselor, played appealingly by lovely Karyn Parsons.

Among other recurring characters, Shockwave -- who resembles an affable camp counselor -- plays a short-order cook, a rhythmic secret agent and a black belt karate master who sounds out words so he can break them in half.

One thing that transcends class lines is the phenomenon of packaging, with students shrewdly massaging their résumés and counselors, playing the role of political spin doctors, relentlessly marketing them.

Nearly all counselors (99percentt) want to exercise leadership in advocating for students' access to rigorous academic preparation, including college and career-readiness counseling, even if other educators do not envision counselors playing this role.

What are the primary limitations to post-secondary opportunity and what role can educators and counselors play in preparing students for post-secondary success?