They run agilely on lily pads with prancing steps, supported by their remarkably long toes and claws.
In the protagonist's philosophical escapades, he travels agilely on comets to various planets in our solar system, including Jupiter and Saturn, the latter being a place where he gains a fellow traveler as they head to Earth.
Making robots understand voice commands, recognize objects, and agilely manipulate objects is an important area of advance in robotics generally.
In an earlier aria about a nightingale, Ms. Matthews combines vocal acrobatics with physical ones, singing agilely while her acting, which includes the active participation of her shapely legs, mimics going for a swim.
From reckless teenagers to rueful middle-aged mothers, Schappell agilely explores their vulnerabilities and the shifts in perspective that come with age and experience.
This disc of music for two violins, agilely played by Angela and Jennifer Chun, highlights their strongly individual voices.
His solo surge and strike were repelled by another excellent save as Smith agilely turned the ball on to a post.
But so far, he has moved fast, agilely and ruthlessly.
Even Mr. Flaherty's score, though it agilely translates Irish idioms into pop smoothness (and is winningly performed by a seven-member band), seems to exist in processed bites of music.
Her limber jazz phrasing leaps agilely off of bent notes chosen sparingly enough to add a sophisticated spice to her artfully simple approach.
That requires making a nuanced appeal that, if not done agilely, can alienate base voters and encourage the emergence of a third-party candidacy or a primary challenge -- as happened with Patrick J. Buchanan in 1992, when President Bush's father ran for re-election.
