physicality

They are bigger, stronger, quicker, and more talented than any group of players before them, and there is no way they can play the game without a lot of physicality.

These are the poems of the thinking body, of "what the skin knows" ("What the skin knows"), of "crows falling from a brain sky/full of holes" ("As in a Cage," "Ten Billion Blackbirds"), and they tell us of ourselves like "whirling dervishes," "agitated beehives," buzzing and electric with the physicality of thinking ("Whirling Dervishes I").

The most enjoyable essay is that of Michael Dobson, who demonstrates an invidious relation between Shakespeare's embodiment his imagined physicality and dramatic bawdy and the project of English nationalism.

Many attributed the loss to a lack of physicality, but Ross says England's desire was what counted.

One of the biggest adjustments for Gilas was getting used to the physicality of the PBA which they are bringing to FIBA-ruled games and practices.

Nevertheless, whomever the Green Archers face next will have to run into the physicality of Samuel who played rugby before transitioning to basketball at La Salle.

"He will bring a high level of physicality to our forward pack as well as increasing our strength in depth in the back row."

"Cian is going to be on the bench but I am not sure this is the game to throw him in because of the physicality Northampton have up front," he said.

"We dominated the key areas of the game we set out to such as rebounds and the physicality of the game."

MARK ROBINS says he is looking forward to being able to call on James Vaughan's "physicality" up front once again.

Since failing to compete with the All Blacks' physicality at Eden Park, the Wallabies have altered their preparations accordingly.

ALBION went into today's game at Arsenal with boss Roberto Di Matteo admitting that physicality should not be removed from the English ga me.