Sentence examples for physically into the from inspiring English sources

Through the 20th century, theatrical experiments drew the audience physically into the performance space as they wound them emotionally into the action.

As she said recently to the Swiss art historian Claudia Jolles: "The more you get yourself physically into the paint, you lose, you forget yourself.

And running the football helps with the passing game, it controls the clock, rests the defense and gets us physically into the game".

But once the music started, Mr. Ozawa threw himself physically into the fray, fiercely swooping and elegantly swaying, with only an occasional seated respite.

They had, they told me, almost no contact with the local Chinese, and they saw Lhasa as a city divided, as much psychologically as physically, into the Chinese and Tibetan quarters.

In "Lost City," glances as between Percy and his wife, Nina Sienna Millerr), his intellectual associate and companion in his mission (but who isn't allowed to accompany him physically into the jungle)—fill instants with vast swaths of time.

For that, the destination needs to split his antennas (not physically) into two groups, for the reception from the source and the relay.

"They still have to physically go into the office to conduct the audits," she said.

Before the first hearing, Nasheed was manhandled and physically dragged into the courtroom by police because he talked to reporters.

Other important functions of the nuclear envelope are mediated by macromolecular structures that are physically integrated into the membrane.

During these correction events, the ssODN did not become physically incorporated into the chromosome, but served only as information template.