Under new ownership, the firm occasionally gestures toward emphasizing its original business training military and police personnel, but it has never quite divested itself of its security contracting business.
After greeting the Obamas with a firm handshake, Philip gestured them towards the waiting Range Rover before clambering into the driving seat.
And while Mr. Kennedy spoke slowly, he was firm and energetic, gesturing with a hand and sounding very much like the man who enraptured the party's convention 28 years ago.
Here, breaking down a big faceless firm into people, gestures and ideals is the goal.
In fact, John Underkoffler, a graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Media Lab who advised the Minority Report filmmakers, has already founded a firm to bring gesture-recognition computing into the real world.
There's almost a breathiness to her voice, yet she talks passionately, holds firm opinions and gestures assertively.
They turn threateningly on the woman to whom they belong, a peppy chanteuse who has hitherto appeared to have every single gesture in firm control.
Ivor Bolton conducts a keenly alive account of the Gluck score, in which firm line and powerful gesture are supported by an assured flexibility in tempo and volume.
When Orso — out of the ingrained habit of embracing in cars with younger women — moves his hand upward to her breast, she pushes it away with a firm but not unfriendly gesture.
His messages are many, and often well articulated and enhanced by hand gestures and firm eye contact.
