Sentences with phrase «happens to the women playing»

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I think Sable played a bigger role in making that transition in 97/98... and if you were to remove her from the timeline, I think you have to seriously question what would've happened in the 4 years or so between Sable becoming the mega-star she did, and the women's division of the early 2000's... There's a strong likelihood that those four years would've consisted of women being nothing but arm candy valets — aside from Chyna beating up dudes... Hell, there's an outside chance that Trish and Lita never become more than the valet / managers they started out as...

It's an unfair playing field for women to assess risk and had I not happened to be extremely tokophobic (enough to want a c - section on demand), I never would've found out!

This is something that you don't need to worry about, purely because your genetic predisposition as a woman has set you up for this not to happen — unless you play around with dangerous anabolic steroids.

Enter The Bicycle Store of St Petersburg — an adorable bike rental shop in downtown St Pete that happens to be run by one awesome and kind woman (thank you Lisa for letting me play in your shop)!

It seems, then, that a woman can make the first move and leave things to interpretation, simultaneously playing coy, keen and open to what happens next.

I'm seeking a man (open, kind, serious, confident, cheerful, responsible) who is ready for marriage.I don't play games and don't want to waste my time and the time of other people, I'm a woman who has a very strong desire for a serious relationship.I have been Hurt before and will not allow that to happen to me again, thats why i took my time to look for my LoveLife.

Going the extra mile, Coogler also pushes forward several strong female characters who are noble, intelligent, fierce and heroic, but also grounds them as separate and distinctly female entities, rather than just generic roles that just happen to be played by women.

Josh Hutcherson plays a young surfer who falls in love with a Colombian woman who just happens to be the niece of Pablo Escobar (Benicio del Toro), one of the most notorious drug kingpins of all - time.

Fearing (or desiring) that her husband (Liam Neeson) is having an affair, Catherine hires Chloe to seduce him — and this is exactly what happens, with the young woman admirably playing the part, at least to give Catherine what she has paid for.

Set in a near future where the government ruthlessly enforces a «one child» policy, «What Happened to Monday» has Rapace playing illegal siblings who've been raised by their grandfather Terrence Settman (Willem Dafoe) to take turns pretending to be the same woman.

Based on an actual case that happened in Romania's Moldova region in 2005, the film unfolds in and around a remote monastery where pious young women — many of them orphans who have merely migrated from one form of institutional living to another — toil dutifully under the ever - watchful eye of an austere priest known as Papa (played by the excellent Valeriu Andriuta).

Olsen has her work cut out for her playing an enormously ambitious (and not very talented) woman living in the shadow of a prickly man whose talent just happens to be otherworldly.

The old woman happens to be Mrs. Steinmetz, the aunt of Tennessee Steinmetz from The Love Bug, played by Buddy Hackett.

When even the woman who plays Rose Tico says, «I'm openly a Finn / Poe shipper,» it's time to go ahead and let it happen, Disney.

We learn that test audiences played a big role in the pilot: a few scenes of the female leads in form - fitting clothing were inputted for male reaction (apparently, the women demanded that it never happen again), and it's confirmed that the suits at Fox suggested that Brennan needed to «connect to the victim.»

«I played womens» basketball hoping to get a four - year scholarship but that hasn't happened.

This is what happens when the desperate golden - boy owner of the worst pro basketball team in the world and his equally desperate golden - boy coach do the unthinkable: sign the first woman ever to play in the NBA.

Again, you play as a woman exploring an abandoned environment, and again you're piecing together what happened to the people who used to be there.

However, to pretend the fact they happen to be women is not significant or that the playing field in the art world is equal for women would be tantamount to denying global warning.

Kaprow's 1959 «18 Happenings in 6 Parts» «involved an audience moving together to experience elements such as a band playing toy instruments, a woman squeezing an orange, and painters painting,» according to the artist's 2006 obituary by New York Times art critic Holland Cotter.