Sentences with phrase «on creative play»

It's largely centered on creative play and the iPad.

We are HUGE on creative play here too.

We weren't holding back on the creative play calling so we could surprise FSU.

Not exact matches

Record labels used to rely on radio play and music videos to ensure sales, but in today's music industry (one heavily influenced by the Internet, of course), advertising and television are the «new radio,» says David Hayman, creative director and music supervisor at Toronto's Supersonic Ccreative director and music supervisor at Toronto's Supersonic CreativeCreative.

And being able to go around the country and see the impact that my company and my work has done — teenage girls saying they love to play games because of me, and families saying, «we picked up a tabletop game because of [Geek & Sundry show] Tabletop,» and college kids who come up and say, «Hey, I'm really glad you made The Guild because I never knew I could say that I was a gamer until you made that» — that's why you need to be creative, whether it's on a large or small scale.

Sure, having the creative might to have more than one blockbuster bet on the table plays a role, but it's Disney's almost fanatical obsession with delivering a positive experience that allows it to rebound so effectively.

Kris Martinez, founder of Martinez Creative Group: «You have to learn to block out the negativity and focus on doing what you love, because it serves no purpose for you to play small.»

Healthy relationships focus predominately on positive, creative, generative concerns, including lots of play.

Play is sometimes viewed as an instinct educator (Karl Groos); as a means of catharsis, a safety valve to vent emotions (Aristotle); as a creative modeling of situations that enables the player to better handle experience (Erik Erikson); as a means of resolving psychic conflict (Sigmund Freud), or, on the contrary, as activity not motivated by the need to resolve inner conflict (Robert Neale) 8

Corporations, the state and civil society — including churches — have a role to play in this process of creative, pragmatic reflection on the appropriate role of the market.

Sure, we can plan, and we can script how we think things should evolve but I think if we just need participate and leave the creative problem solving to some other forces who simply want to play on our team for the fun of it.

The blogging is a creative outlet for me, but sometimes I put too much pressure on myself to post articles, when I really would LOVE to be playing in the kitchen with new recipes to try out or go outside and enjoy my organic garden (pull weeds!).

The way you played on the «pop» theme is so thoughtful and creative too.

The drought conditions in my apartment forced me to get creative with my recipe development, and I began playing with plant - based recipes (Salmonella would really suck) that only required one - pot (the concept of doing a mountain of dishes come 6 pm depressed me) and relied on produce that didn't need washing (read: squash and root vegetables).

I love watching my kids play in the back yard while my husband flips steaks, or sometimes I'll get creative and figure out how to make a meatloaf or lasagna on the grill.

Needless to say, my food wasn't very exciting or original — back then I basically put heaps of cheese and veggies on my puff pastry sheets — but those dinners gave me enough confidence to start to play around in the kitchen and get a bit more creative with my food.

Sunflower seeds, arugula and honey are the secret ingredients in this creative play on pesto.

This is classic: Ramsey plays poor to average for 90 minutes, contributing little on the attack and doing nothing creative on the ball.

He's also capable of some creative finishes driving to the basket, which should only increase as he gets more comfortable playing on the ball.

And if we had scored first it would have been a very different affair, with Welbeck's pace and our creative ability on the counter attack coming in to play rather than having to batter against the Chelsea bus.

Jack is a creative player and has a good shot on him, he should be playing a more attacking role.

Wenger has kept with his recent formation of Ramsey, Cazorla and Ozil and I assume that the Welshman will be playing on the right again although there is usually plenty of interchange between the creative players.

Can't wenger play lacca and Sanchez together, how creative is iwobi that wenger can't trust Ramsey with creative job today, Iwobi kept on loosing focus in 1st half

On the other hand, playing 4 4 2 requires a very strong and skilled Defensive midfielder (Gilberto type) and very creative and fast wingers.

Neres can play on either flank, and has shown creative quality, pace and an eye for goal.

a creative mid to replace our aging cazorla and a hardtackling midfield to break up play like gueye would be ideal, now with Saed and one or two young talent signings we got a team that can challenge on all fronts next season minus the deadweight (Walcott, elneny, Wilshire, Gibbs, Perez, debuchy, Gabriel, Campbell, Ramsey if if we sign two midfield players) COYG

He also has the ability to play striker and ATt mid, this makes him ideal as he will also be creative enough for arsenals left Poldi is clinical but lacks presence on the pitch in terms of contribution.

Folks talk about Mesut's limited contribution to the game, but not acknowledging that we ask our creative number 10 to play out wide an only influence the game on one side of the field.

If he's not going to get play time we might as well deal him / trade him for some kind of upgrade on creative player or striker.

We need attacking midfielder, someone who plays in the middle, attacking (not Xhaka — because he is not) not on the wing like Sanchez, Ozil but a creative goddamn midfielder!

I wonder how creative they are on plays and schemes.

Both can score and create Rhyad has been on fire this season arguably the best in the leauge he looks like a great Rosicky replacement were as Isco would be a quality signing who can play cam, cm, ram so we will add to our quality versatile creative attackers so he would replace santi the cam, lam and Rosicky

exactly.I wouldnt mind anyone playing anywhere on the pitch provided they do their job well and do nt prove to be a liability Even ramsey playing on the wings would be okay for me if it means covering bellerin to manouver freely on the right and hos creative instincts support our attack and his work rate is useful.

Why persist with Elneny and Coquelin the whole game should have at least taken off one of them for a more attack minded or creative player in the second half.No guile at all today and too much reliance on individual play to try and create something.

Headers of course suited Giroud, with Alexis Sanchez being more styled to creative play and being played through on goal.

He always want to play in the middle and forces other more creative player to play on sidelines....

Another side note are we not wasting a creative player to play Coq against a team that got 2 shots on goal?

There is a creative gap in the middle resulting from playing with caution and depending on individual brilliance.

With Theo Walcott now at the age of 29, and Danny Welbeck often being played on the right despite being a conventional striker, it's clear to see that the Gunners are in dying need of a creative right - winger to complete their front three.

Now the 4 -4-2 or the similar 4 -2-3-1 would work nicely for arsenal dependent on the opponent and the players use, i would love to see a welbeck and Sanogo in the first formation against teams like chelsea, stoke, mancity, liverpool these teams do not like playing against two strikers against the other teams i would use the latter formaition, in both formation we need to holding MF, preferable a quick physical presence is needed for one while the other is more creative

This should be enough reason to highlight the need for a creative CM similar to Cazorla so that either Xhaka or Coquelin can be liberated and focus more on maintaining and balancing the middle in defense; ball possession and hold up play.

There is a possibility that the Frenchman could do his usual trick of playing one of our creative midfielders out on the left and that would put Wilshere, Chamberlain, Ramsey and Cazorla in the frame.

With Arsenal having so far during the current season further increased our reputation for playing fluent and attractive football that is often more focused on the creative and attacking side of the game, you might think that the Arsenal players most likely to have made the Premier League team of the season so far would be from that side of the team.

The Gunners have suffered without the creative spark of Santi Cazorla dictating play from the midfield following his absence through injury, and the club have been on the lookout for a future replacement.

On paper there are obvious things that they can use in their sales pitch like Martinez getting to play in the outfield and already being comfortable in their organization, but that's not really getting creative — that's just stating the obvious.

Have 2 specialist wingers (Walcott and Sanchez, Sanchez can play on both sides so you can play Campbell or Ox on the other side), a creative midfielder in the center (Ozil or Cazorla) and striker up front

Bellerin and Xhaka have been so poor, Bellerin is clearly not RWB, he plays better when he has a partner ahead of him as he won't feel the creative burden on that flank.

He does everything on the field attack, defend, plays creative passes.

he score goals he is supposed to on miss other simple one i will give you this his work rate had improve but when we play team that play all eleven men behind the ball his he creative enough are just a opportunist player.

But they are coming into the game in pretty poor form, which is why the Argentinean is focusing his tactics on stopping the Gunners from playing our fluent and creative attacking game.