In my films, I sweat blood to make big plot points and character arcs work, whereas in opera, the story is just a series of headlines.
"We didn't think their defense matched up with our offense, and we really believed we could make big plays and score points," Rams Coach Dick Vermeil said.
While Hagar, to express her torment, has to take stabbing poses on point and make big, crotchy leaps into her seducer's arms, these violent actions are supposed to emerge from ballet, not depart from it.
You can choose how many to make, bigger circles will require more points to have a close approximation.
Morris is an anti-polemicist: if he sets out to make a Big Point, he has insisted, then tries to make it funny, it won't work; the recipe must be reversed.
This is probably okay in your field, so I don't want to make a big point about this.
Men will make a big point of leaving on time to get home for bathtime: 5.30pm, bye-bye.
While the themes may be familiar, the guidelines make a big point of insisting that women in the articles have to use their real names and be willing to be photographed.
Mr. Korf added, "We are not trying to make a big point with our programs, but when you think about the pieces we program together, you will see the connection; at least we hope so".
Only last week, the actress and fashion designer Sadie Frost, guest-editing the rather more sedate Grazia magazine, included nude and un-airbrushed shots of herself in order to make the "big point", she said, that women should be proud of who they are.
