Roddick flew a bit under the radar here for the first few rounds, but announced himself as a force against González, turning a forceful player into a punching bag.
She brought relentless drive to the jumpy scherzo without turning it forceful.
Michael Memoli of the Tribune Washington Bureau was the designated pool reporter and he describes what followed: Soon the stern shooing turned into forceful shoving.
Clearly torn between the two men in her life, she looked understandably worried and gave the choreography's abstracted mime, numerous lifts and forceful turns a desperate dynamism.
As the dancers begin a series of forceful turns and lunges, swinging their arms in unison like soldiers, it is evident that Mr. Gotheiner has expanded much of the material from the earlier solo and duets.
In thick eyeglasses (which she has been wearing since she suffered a concussion and blood clot) and bundled up in a trademark jacket, she spoke standing at the top of a stairway, leaning on a banister, appearing casual and at ease, by turns cheerful and forceful, upbeat and sentimental.
Along with Mr. Frayn and the play's director, Michael Blakemore, participants at the symposium will include two survivors of the Manhattan Project: John Wheeler, who wrote a crucial paper on uranium fission with Bohr in 1939 and is now an emeritus professor at Princeton, and Hans Bethe, a Nobel Prize winner who has turned into a forceful advocate for arms control from his office at Cornell.
By turning them into forceful mandates, the federal suit argues, commanders are technically using quotas, which are illegal under a 2010 state law.
In Syria as well, on several occasions, women have shown their strength and bravery, turning out in forceful demonstrations -- sometimes without men, but with their children in tow.
But unless he unexpectedly turns into a more forceful personality, he will not easily be able to pursue his instincts.
