Howard, who praised Lopez as "tough" and "a scorer," seemed primed for the meeting and eagerly laid out his plan of attack: "Just make him run, force him to get out and play pick-and-rolls.
The opposition surely has to know what is coming by now, but Messi's phenomenal ball control and positive energy make him a force majeur.
Yet Jackson is a puzzle, possessing outstanding speed, instincts and athleticism that make him a force on the bases and in center field — but also a maddening habit of failing to make contact.
The narrative drive of this white-knuckle story owes everything to the raw tension between virtuous Danny and evil Evan, whose violent rages make him "a force of nature".
His commitment to and personal investment in the project make him a force to be reckoned with in the show, where his freshness and talent give him an intense, youthful energy.
Because everybody did his chores, even the snakes who struck against glass, aiming for the sunburned leg of some passing fat tourist boy, just to make him scream and force his mother, once she found no fang marks, to laugh.
Since he's known that the courts would allow that and not make him be force-fed, he has far more of an inner peace.
So they make him to do forced labour in the mines.
With a little more script development, Wheatley's worldview and knack for dialogue could make him a real force in UK film, like a hipper Mike Leigh.
Even though his physical prowess is not what it was (he is 40, a cruel age for male dancers), Mr. Acosta's charisma and extrovert physicality still make him the onstage force of nature that the work demands.
