"I am physically a better fighter than last year, " said McCullough.
My concern is, you know, the idea that a man imposes himself physically on a woman is just too inviting, and I think it happens too often.
Second, a doctor may not need to physically examine a patient to comprehend her condition.
Such snapshots, which are captured by using pulses of laser light a few femtoseconds long rather than by physically clicking a shutter, are able to catch molecules in the process of reacting together.
Auto makers point to studies, including one by researchers at Virginia Tech Transportation Institute, which show that talking on a cellphone increases the risk of a crash or near-crash by 1.3 times over regular driving, while physically dialing a number increased the risk 2.8 times.
The devilish-looking comedian Jack Black, a sexist loser who wants a physically perfect woman, receives a mystical hypnosis from the (literally) gigantic self-help guru Tony Robbins.
HTC, the underdog of the fight, has launched the One, a flagship that rivals the GS 4 in almost every way and does so in a physically attractive package complete with a solid aluminum build.
Their disadvantage is that they have to be scanned physically by a line-of-sight reading device.
By 14, Talackova convinced her family that she should start taking steps to physically become a woman, she said.
"Gwen physically took a step back - you could see how shaken she was, " said BBC Wales's reporter Colette Hume.
Their conclusions will perhaps give pause to those who see the ultimate robot as something which physically resembles a human being.
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Busy executives could feasibly produce memos, send e-mails, tweak Excel documents and perform other simple tasks without having to physically touch a computer.
And if you want your money refunded (instead of spending it on future travel), you need to physically mail a printout of the supposedly electronic voucher to Philadelphia.
"Cross examination of a young female witness by a physically powerful male attorney is always a minefield, " said criminal defense attorney and former Middlesex County prosecutor J.
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For those who try to physically breach a client's offices, a wrong turn can lead to an encounter with security, so most carry a "get out of jail free" letter from the client.
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The Scots stood toe-to-toe with the might of the Springboks, matching the visitors physically in a battle of attrition decided by the precise kicking of Dan Parks, who scored all of the home points.
At that hearing, radical opponents of the oil and gas industry repeatedly harassed, shouted down and physically threatened a young lady who was attempting to speak on behalf of a company that is interested in doing business in the area.
Bad behaviour was commonplace, she said, but on the day of the assaults the two young pupils were "out of control" and had caused damage to the property and physically assaulted a member of staff over the course of a few hours.
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North Dakota that a business had to be physically present in a state before it was required to collect tax.
North Dakota, the Supreme Court ruled that a business had to be physically present in a state before it was required to collect use tax.
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In a physically demanding league, these elder players have a difficult time playing four games in such a short span.
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It confuses (a) the fact that is physically necessary for a person to remain alive in order for him to continue to have values with (b) themoral priority of his own life over the other things he (or others) might value.
It was a physically tiring life but because I was no longer stuck at a 9-5 desk job, I found time to make more videos.
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Their killing and the exchange of gunfire that led to the shooter's death occurred in "a relatively short duration of time, " added Petucci, and physically all within a 1.5-mile radius.
In Test rugby, there is not a lot you can do physically to prepare yourself a week before the match.
In fact, the cloud is really a lot like the old time share solutions of the mainframe days, except that it exists in a highly virtualized world where your data, and perhaps your applications, may be physically located in a variety of places.
Mori is a physically imposing man, standing 1.75 m tall and weighing 98 kg, and was sometimes mistaken for a bodyguard when he accompanied his political elders.
One wallet uses a motorised hinge to become physically harder to open when a monthly allowance is running low.
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What this means is that while a school can turn away someone who is not physically capable of making a team (just like any other student), it does have to be creative in finding reasons to allow that student the opportunity.
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In addition, they can be mentally and physically exhausting for a person to use.
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