"If you get it right, the market has always been buoyant.
She would always keep you buoyant.
Yet the playing, though lithe and buoyant, always had resonance and warmth.
So from then on he plays with the form of the book, very successfully, to keep it buoyant, always finding different ways of boiling all the information down.
Mr. Norton explained the optimism this way, in a tip of the hat to the moneyed classes who have always kept Aspen buoyant: "We have a tremendous repeat and loyal clientele, people who come here to get away from it all.
An outgoing, frank and fearless lady, she was always good value, and buoyant company into her nineties.
Artist, buoyant, dynamic presence always, she was happiest when nurturing her family.
RIO DE JANEIRO — At the Olympic swimming pool, the world's best swimmers are never more than a few strokes from the pool wall and always within reach of a buoyant lane marker.
With his experience as a dancer and a former company director, Stiefel can illuminate the technical complexities, break them down, and help Royal adapt them to his own physique and way of moving, which is naturally lyrical, expansive, and buoyant, but not always academically impeccable.
He was still keeping mostly to himself, occasionally hanging out with his Pakistani friends, who partied too much and too hard, he thought, but were warm and generous and buoyant intellectual company, always willing to debate philosophy and the political issues of the day.
