Verbally

Participants in a negotiation will communicate information not only verbally but non-verbally through body language and gestures.

She is often verbally abusive (memorably describing him as "an ageing, brilliantined stick insect") but although he towers over her, he often finds himself on the receiving end of her temper, verbally and physically (as in " The Builders ").

After this, Resendes said the cab driver became verbally aggressive.

All were later recognized verbally by Trump, as was former Trump campaign aide Corey Lewandowski, who has since been associated with Noem and was in attendance Friday.

As this was happening, she continued to be verbally aggressive, said Mr Pickersgill.

At one of the specialist schools where Paris was sent, she endured "raps" sessions in which kids would verbally abuse one another before being told to cuddle.

Before the vote, a surreal Republican-against-Republican debate played out on the House floor as members of the hard-right railed against their own Speaker and verbally sparred with Mr. McCarthy’s defenders.

But the court heard after she gave birth to their third, Anderson would become verbally and physically abusive.

Communication while operating in the DC verbally is basically a non-starter unless you're using bone conduction mics.

Condon, of Murdieston Street, verbally abused Mr Fazil shortly after 7am on December 27 last year, after being reminded that he wasn't allowed inside the shop.

Donald Trump is apparently trying to get the judge overseeing his indictment recused by verbally attacking him.

During the conversation, he verbally agreed to have the headstone placed in three weeks.

Former House Speaker Pearnel Charles Sr noted that the old PA system was in bad shape and many times members had to verbally get his attention as the microphones frequently malfunctioned.

From what she tells me, he was verbally and emotionally abusive, and all-around controlling.

Fury also verbally agreed to a rematch, saying: "I will come back bigger and better and stronger.

He is accused of mobilizing staff during a staff meeting in his office to verbally and physically assault Lydia, an act that contravenes the provisions of the Public Service Standing Order 2021.

He said: “They come to work to help people in their hour of need, so it is never appropriate for them to be abused verbally or physically; they have the right to work without fear of violence or intimidation whilst trying to help patients.

If your off-leash dog doesn’t verbally recall, then you don’t have it under control.

In a way, McCutchen — while complimenting this current Pirates team — may have verbally illustrated how long it still might be before the Pirates start winning again.

In hundreds of pages of reported testimony and evidence, several women detail how they were allegedly verbally and physically abused by Tate and his brother Tristan while being coerced to create online pornographic content.