Sentences with phrase «drama games give»

And finally, drama games give students a chance to move, to interact, and to enjoy the two kinds of freedom (freedom to and freedom from) that were discussed in the previous chapter.

Not exact matches

Amidst all the drama that unfolded in the latter stages of the game, fans were also quick to note the peculiar sight of an Arsenal supporter in the stands cheering on for Son after the striker opened the scoring in the 11th minute to give Shin Tae - yong's men the lead.

Terry was clearly offside but the linesman didn't give it and his backheel finish pulled Chelsea level, ending an incredible game with some last minute drama.

honest, caring, giving, happy, kin da shy, no drama, no head games, no X's to worry about, X's are just that, real gentleman who knows how to treat my friends.

My ideal match would have to be someone who is honest, communicates, respectful, enjoys being pampered and gives back equally, romantic, not into games or drama and is comfortable with who they are, someone who lo...

Simple man 6ft 180 lbs blonde hair blue eyes lookn for the 1 somethg real and longterm no BS DRAMA OR GAMES... If not wantn same please pass me by thanks not tryn b rude just know im ready what i want and i have sooooo much love too give too wright lady

I give as much as I get in return, no nonsense, no drama, no games.

ANY GIVEN SUNDAY Oliver Stone's look at the world of professional football is charged with in - your - face intensity and screeching drama about the game on and off the field.

As we know, the British do stiff upper lip period drama awfully well, so it comes as something of surprise to discover that The Imitation Game has been directed by Morten Tyldum, the Norwegian who gave us the bloodsoaked black comedy Headhunters.

All this drama is just giving Fortnite more publicity than it originally would've gotten, which could result in more sales for that game.

Story in Yakuza 0 was amazing, same for this game but for the sake of not spoiling anything... I won't really bother to give a summary of the game... but yakuza is all about over the top stories with tons of drama, betrayal, love, and Yakuza... all that good stuff.

Inspired by great TV crime dramas, Battlefield Hardline gives you a great single player and multiplayer game that allows you to be the law or break the law on foot and on wheels.

I feel like first person shooters and other action games, where its necessary to maintain the drama, would benefit more not from linearity, but from giving the player a destination and allowing them to choose their path instead.

Given how Dragon Ball FighterZ amps up the drama on existing Dragon Ball storylines, increases engagement by allowing the player to take dialogue sequences at their own pace, and puts a polished, beautiful spin on the old cartoon, this isn't just my favorite Dragon Ball game.