I verbally corrected him.
Students were also asked to verbally explain their correct and incorrect written responses.
For example, being consistent when it comes to not allowing her on certain furniture items, correcting her verbally if she jumps on visitors, and using a crate for training will give your pet limits to follow.
He just can't get them out — verbally or on paper — in the correct order, yet.
The correct procedure is to verbally offer the draw, make a move, then start the opponent's clock.
For example, telephone interviewing typically requires that respondents comprehend a verbally presented item while reflecting on the correct self-related verbal response on an imaginary rating scale (Bauer, Truxillo, Paronto, Weekley, & Campion, 2004).
So this year, instead of slaving over coveted track IDs and counting how many times which big-room DJ instructed the crowd to "put your fucking hands up the air!" (lost count), I decided to spend my time at the festival listening to some of the many things being verbally exchanged around me. Yes, you're correct—I got paid to creep.
Verbally, the show is totally American with its politically correct ecological references and its treatment of Timon the meerkat as a Catskills comic full of lines like: "Haven't you got your lions crossed?" The show's undoubted appeal lies in Richard Hudson's scenic design and the masks and puppetry of Julie Taymor and Michael Curry.
The injunction, granted Nov. 22 by Superior Court Judge Raymond Choate, requires landlord Abraham Feldman to correct the violations and prohibits him from verbally abusing or threatening tenants, entering their apartments without permission and tampering with locks or doors to the units, according to court documents filed by the city attorney's office.
She also could not copy numbers in a correct order when they were presented to her verbally.
