Sentences with phrase «getting out of your seat»

I couldn't get out of my seat fast enough.

A plugged nose, some courage, and a couple tortured chugs usually got me out of my seat, but pork chops, man.

Yeah it was a soft penalty, yeah it was marginally offside but that doesn't gloss over the fact that again we have lost away from home to a top 6 side, again we have seen odd team selections and yet again Wenger has berated the 4th official who doesn't actually have any say on the game, I'm sure he only gets out of his seat just to have a moan at them.

When I get out of my seat and scream at Wenger most of the «bods» around me think I'm mad, raising my voice, their not proper fans, most of them are tourists, the prices have drove the real fans away.

Shaquille O'Neal had a bit of trouble getting out of his seat and to «Inside the NBA's» video screen during halftime...

Shaquille O'Neal had a bit of trouble getting out of his seat and to «Inside the NBA's» video screen during halftime of Sunday's Houston Rockets - Portland Trail Blazers game.

He's made some very good saves so far, but nothing that really gets you out of your seat.

There is only one Gabon international we will get excited about and get out of our seats for.

The likes of Hazard are incredible to watch but nobody has ever got me out of my seat like the little wizard used to do.

If we can get people to get out of their seats and cheer a little bit more, we'll be good.»

Theres very little to get you out of your seat watching this team....

Well, er, we were excited for the return of the RFPL - but we haven't exactly seen a plethora of swashbuckling attacking football to get us out of our seats, have we?

Other than the fact that it was Thierry Henry on the Emirates pitch again, was he able to do anything that got you out of you seat?

Consequently, they may try to punish their child if he bangs on the table or tries to get out of his seat.

She got us all out of our seats and moving, and inspired us all to keep moving just a little more, every day.

The design of the chair allows her to sit properly and she has never arched her back in an attempt to get out of the seat which is a problem I had with other similar products on the market with Alleigh and Kaelyn.

The baby is crying and trying desperately to get out of his seat.

Now I had to get out of my seat belt.

To reduce the effects of ligament creep and the risk of DVT, and avoid muscle stiffness, get out of your seat every hour — even if that means climbing awkwardly over your sleeping neighbour.

Because my fellow mamas to be, we all know how difficult it is to get yourself out of a seat anywhere.

The weather has taken a turn today that meant I was stiff to the point of being crippled when I got out of my seat.

When I saw «Sing Street» at Sundance, the closing credits turned into a dance party, with everyone getting out of their seats.

I couldn't have begun to get out of my seat before the credits ended, and I couldn't properly form words to even approximate the experience I had felt for a few days.

I have literally never seen so many people get out of their seats to leave the theater and come back (often multiple times) than I did during this film.

It's a Cinderella story pumped up to perfection, the kind that gets you out of your seat and cheering the way real athletic events do.

She got in over a couple of more deserving co-stars, one with a misguided campaign, the other a seasoned vet who never made much of a mark on the season, but I think it's safe to say Cruz won't be getting out of her seat on Oscar night.

In classrooms where teachers are effective learning - state managers, students know what to expect and often look forward to getting out of their seats periodically and interacting with others, ultimately refreshing their learning states.

And when discussing the civil rights movement, the common narrative of Rosa Parks refusing to get out of her seat because she was tired is a deletion of important facts.

In addition, that format prevented a lot of squirrelly behavior because it enabled us to get out of our seats, stretch our legs, and do something.

They like working in groups, and it's fun for them to get out of their seats, move around, see what others wrote, and improve their own writing.»

Again, it might mean getting out of your seat and getting up - close and personal.

This is a chance for your students to get out of your seats and, sensibly, move around the classroom gathering evidence with their classmates to learn about Russia's culture

If the student gets out of her seat often to do such things as sharpen her pencil or ask a question, you might give her a limited number of tickets and require that she give you one when she wants to leave her seat.

For new spelling words, we got out of our seats, raising hands for consonants and hitting the floor for vowels.

You've got to put up your hand, you can't just get out of your seat and walk away.

This is a chance for your students to get out of your seats and, sensibly, move around the classroom gathering evidence with their classmates to learn about India's culture.

Invite students to get out of their seats and walk around quietly as they read the various quotes.

There was a torrential downpour with thunder and lightening on night we were afraid to get out of the van and go in it was so bad so we stayed in the van for hours waiting on it to stop the kids got to get out of their seats and they played like it was a boat and we were caught at sea in a storm.

The driver need not get out of his seat - unless he is going to attach the tonneau cover.

If I had managed to get out of my seat and over the restraining bar, yes, then someone would have noticed.

I was at a carnival in Wheaton, Illinois, on the Gondola, struggling to get out of my seat on a ride that was going a hundred miles an hour, back and forth, up and down.

When the passenger in front of me had his seatback all the way back, I could not get out of my seat, lean forward, nor see the entertainment screen or eat easily.

Problem is when everybody lies back still hard to get out of seat.

If you want a flat bed, you get out of the seat, and fold the seatback forward, which creates a big sleeping space.

Kentridge himself actually got out of his seat at one point and did a reading but otherwise there were two singers on stage, a pianist and an animated film.

One thing I did not see covered — what about getting out of your seat and urinating in the aisle of the plane mid-flight?

The wonder of modern technology means you don't have to get out of your seat to find Lord Halsbury's reminder.

In the Good Behavior Game, students work in teams, lose points for off - task behavior — getting out of their seats or shouting an answer — and win prizes, such as extra free time, for staying on task.

It meant, «Get out of your seat; I'm going to start changing your work.»

Not exact matches

Commencement speeches aren't typically renowned for their riveting content or brevity, but, once in a while, hopeful graduates get a speaker who is not only entertaining but also drops wisdom like a grenade and brings hungover graduates out of their seats.