But the excitement and seriousness on the boys' faces made him check his laughter and scratch his chin.
The headmaster, though, pantomimes sombreness for his charges' benefit ("the boys' faces made him check his laughter and scratch his chin" — that international gesture of seriousness) before heading to the field.
They're the fear that his wife and his son won't be O.K., which makes him check his phone every few minutes when he's apart from them.
The headmaster, though, pantomimes sombreness for his charges' benefit ("the boys' faces made him check his laughter and scratch his chin"—that international gesture of seriousness) before heading to the field.
Marinovich now admits the team made him check into the Betty Ford Clinic in the off-season, but the 45-day program did little to change a young man raised on tales of the rowdy Raiders.
If they didn't clean up the situation by running him off the yard, making him check into the hole (a.k.a. solitary), or even beat him down and shank him, they would have lost clout and respect in the system, as most convicts call federal prisons.
Additionally, the report notes that after the parents, Chad and Margaret Amato, found out Grant Amato wired exorbitant sums of money to a woman on a Bulgarian adult website called Cam Girls, they made him check into a 60-day internet and sex addiction program, according to ClickOrlando.
He added that to perpetrate the illusion that there were such houses, Mr. Lavanture set up a company named HUD, which is how the housing agency is generally referred to, and had the investors give him checks made payable to HUD -- which he could then cash.
That said, it didn't make him want to check out the rest of Radiohead's discography.
But let's face it, what did she hope to accomplish by parading her assets in front of Ted? Did she want to make him want her? Check.
