Sentence examples for all energetic from inspiring English sources
But the profitability of the prime-brokerage business has attracted many other investment banks: Lehman Brothers, Merrill Lynch and Deutsche Bank are all energetic late entrants.
In The Evening Standard, Henry Hitchings wrote, "In the key roles, Kim Cattrall and Matthew Macfadyen have what might blithely be termed chemistry — though in fact it's closer to particle physics, all energetic collisions and strong nuclear force".
"Whoever wins this competition will be all over you like flypaper," Mr. Gehry told her. "We're all energetic creatures who have more ideas than anyone can afford to build in a lifetime".
In a review of one recording of work by Liszt and Weber, Bernard Holland wrote in The New York Times in 1982 that Mr. Bar-Illan was "fleet, powerful and above all, energetic in all this music".
Jefferson's core conviction was that what might be called "the spirit of '76" had repudiated all energetic expressions of government power, most especially power exercised from faraway places, which included London, Philadelphia or Washington.
Zero point energy (ZPE) was enclosed in all energetic data.
If there was something unattractively cold and morally tone-deaf about all this energetic enterprise, Monkhouse certainly paid a price.
When Mr. Dosé, 46, started Swiss International two years ago, few people - least of all the energetic young manager -- thought his past would come back to haunt him.
After the hedonism of the 1990s (all that energetic, drug-fuelled positioning of himself away from Britpop), the 42-year-old is now very much a solo artist and seems more content for it.
Mr Zeng is also in charge of Hong Kong affairs, in which capacity he presumably gave his blessing to the territory's decision to shelve a proposed anti-subversion law that had set off large protests.But, despite all the energetic thinking under way in the party, the Chinese are likely to be, as they have so often been before, disappointed by the results.
If his jokes were still funny or his attitudes still provocative, the crudeness of the picture would be less bothersome, but the net effect of all the energetic naughtiness is like that of being in a room full of 8-year-old boys who have just learned some new swear words (Scott).
