Sentence examples for somebody physically from inspiring English sources

"As long as that job was covered and there was somebody physically doing that job, that's what our requirement was," he said.

"This is not a question of somebody physically handing cash over at the border," the PM said, but added only that a "formula revenue agreement" would determine what payments were made and to whom.

New York Law School professor Susan Abraham, a former New Jersey public defender, told the Star-Ledger that a sentence like that is usually "associated with an assault or murder … where it's much more clear that you're trying to hurt somebody, physically".

Eventually they accept housing after "somebody is physically assaulted or suffers physical deterioration," Maceri said.

"And I know it doesn't end there — I know that it's not just about when somebody is physically harmed or what have you.

[Laughs] You feel like at some point somebody might physically snap.

It's not an irredeemable game, but it's fairly graceless and clunky: You jump and somersault like somebody's physically rotating the character model with their hands.

If somebody behaved physically towards the child (e.g. attempting to pin them down against their will),[19] then the child's reaction was actually a panicked attempt at self-defense, and you must address the other person's behavior.

"But beyond being a role model, we need somebody who is physically fit to run the country in the next six years".

We got obsessed with weight lifting and bodybuilding, and every month we'd pick somebody who was physically ripped, like Bruce Lee, and somebody who was mentally ripped, and somebody who was spiritually ripped.

The Three Faces of Eve and films about dissociative disorder usually suggested somebody was abused physically or sexually as a child.