Sentences with phrase «first uncoordinated»

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Young children are in fact curious and uncoordinated, if they fall head first in the toilet it's very difficult for them to have the strength to pull themselves back out.

This one can be like rubbing your stomach while patting your head, so don't be frustrated if it feels uncoordinated at first — you can always eliminate the upper body movement and just hold the weight at your chest as you jump your feet in and out.

And a bit of a head - slap moment for me — when you laid out how the success of a traditionally - published book must depend upon multiple uncoordinated publishers and divisions who are each separately pursuing their own distinct print - first marketing strategy in each territory, the rarity of traditionally - published international bestsellers makes perfect sense.

It does make me wonder how well the interests of traditionally - published authors are served, though, by that uncoordinated and territorial print - first approach — especially now that the majority of adult fiction books purchased today are digital editions (ebooks and audiobooks).

You're supposed to be slow and uncoordinated at first.

Adult gamers shouldn't strike this situation at all in the first few hours of Swap Force, as it begins very kid - and uncoordinated adult - friendly.