She stood stolidly, unmoving in the middle of the room, engaged in her first act of civil disobedience while those scarves waved like a glorious rainbow around her.
It is almost impossible, Ms. Elliott says, to have all students within the appropriate range of a teacher at all times, so her firm now gives teachers desks with casters so they can move around the room, engaging more students.
The bar is a local haunt for i gialloblu, as the club's yellow-and-blue-clad players are known, and the captain Sergio Pellissier is seated on the other side of the room engaged in debate with two other members of the club's staff over half-empty cups of espresso.
The book begins with a commencement address, "Pain Won't Kill You," which may be summarized as: Get past your adolescent brooding; turn off your narcissism-promoting social media; drag yourself out of your room; engage with the natural world (he chose birds) and your fellow human beings; try to love, and embrace the hurt and messiness that love entails.
With Easter hard upon us, it is perfect timing for the return of Dennis Kelly's two-hander, which begins with young Michael recalling the day of his 16th birthday - when he returned home to find his father, a drunken Catholic convert with a Jesus fixation, in the living room engaged in an ingeniously repellent self-crucifixion.
Whether inside the Coliseum or a hospital ER room, Engage allows educators to transport their classroom to wherever it is most relevant to the students.
I want kids to be able to travel around the world without leaving the comfort of their living room, engaging their imagination and sparking their interest.
Some drunks somehow manage to find the only sober person in the room, engage them in conversation, and reveal all their kinks, which actually aren't kinky at all.
After getting one MAGA fan to high-five him in celebration of immigrant children being locked in cages at the border, Cohen-as-Borat managed to weasel his way into another Republican's living room, engaging him in a dialogue about the "fake news who say" Trump "is not a racist".
"There the poorest working woman in the country can go, whether en train or in her plain work-day dress, touch the hand and gaze into the plain but kindly sympathetic face of the President's wife," have tea in the Blue Room, and then go "promenading" through the state rooms, "engaged in conversation, not exclusively upon the topics of fashion and dress".
