Metallica gave the crowd a vigorous refresher course in its old songs.
BY the time the seven-plus hours of "The Great Game: Afghanistan" have concluded (over three successive nights or in one all-day weekend marathon), audiences will have received a vigorous crash course on a country that has gotten relatively little attention in the West even in the midst of a war that has taken more than 1,300 American lives.
There can be a vigorous debate, of course, about the journalistic value of The Journal News's map, whether it is truly a public service for readers, or an infringement on the privacy of gun owners.
The committee, of course, is a vigorous defender of its rights.
The stirring outsider's message had become a policy-laden appeal for continuity; the mantra of reform was now a vigorous defense of his current course.
Mr. Foote is a vigorous 85 and there are, of course, more plays to come, and, one would hope, at least a third memoir, as he continues to expand his humanistic vision, welcoming his readers -- and his audiences -- to share his knowledge of essential home truths.
Of course, my client is entitled to a vigorous defense.
Although Afghanistan as a country is different from Iraq, the best course for this country will also be a vigorous political strategy.
He did a public services course for two years at college before entering a vigorous training scheme for the marines.
"His idea of Nirvana is a vigorous backrub... Instead of investing time with the PTA, take a course in Swedish massage".
This growth comes amid a vigorous debate in the broader world of education about whether courses and material should be tied more tightly to the job market.
