The Torino player had seized on the loose ball after Juventus failed to deal with a cross from the right but fell theatrically to the ground after his trailing leg was caught by Andrea Pirlo.
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"Some players insult referees theatrically and nothing happens.
Harris emerged from the final day as pace bowling's answer to Willy Wonka, limping theatrically to his mark before turning, kicking away his figurative cane and bounding unimpeded towards the crease.
So the Republicans are doing their best to bring the pain to Mr Obama by theatrically accusing him of imperial lawlessness a move sure to rouse their base in a way that reminds voters of the pain of Obamacare that will soon descend upon them... unless the Democrats are chucked out of the Senate.Mr Boehner's suit may be terrible law, but it's not bad theatre, and it's very possibly smart politics.
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE has been sliced this way and that biographically, literarily, culturally, theatrically and historically.
He steps inside, turns on the fluorescent lights to reveal a solid black wall of humming computers, and throws out his arm theatrically.
9fd0b13b-75f6-46b5-b87e-385c7012da18 RATHER theatrically, Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, chairman of the European Union's constitutional convention, has placed a large green ceramic tortoise next to him on the raised dais from where he surveys the proceedings.
He has theatrically striven to save the world; at the same time, he sometimes seems barely to be running Britain.Albeit inadvertently, under Mr Brown's stewardship the government has taken on responsibilities that a generation or two of socialists could only dream about.
Infuriated by the jeering mutineers, he bared his chest theatrically and dared them to kill him.
"We have come to a turning point," he said, theatrically raising his head from a newspaper through which he was flicking disconcertingly as we talked.
