He continued to develop the mastery of orchestration that he had shown since Rigoletto (1851), underscoring and propelling the drama.
But mostly they keep moving: jumping, bouncing, leaping, crouching, turning upside down, sliding and propelling themselves along the floor.
Even with her engines on and propelling into the storm, she couldn't withstand the force thrown at her".
They suffocated the Lakers with boundless energy, combining for 15 points in the fourth quarter and propelling the Celtics to a permanent lead.
In 1805 Trevithick adapted his high-pressure engine to driving an iron-rolling mill and propelling a barge with the aid of paddle wheels.
Less understood is the role his wife, a 58-year-old poet, has played in molding his political vision and propelling his ascent toward the mayor's office.
But it has paid big dividends, bolstering his popularity at home and propelling him onto an international stage often dominated by other large personalities in the region.
That turns the compressor side of the package, forcing more air into the engine's combustion chambers and propelling a little engine functionality into a big one.
The one success of last year's series was Fleur East covering Uptown Funk and propelling Mark Ronson's then-unreleased single on its way to ubiquity.
The book has become a bestseller in the United States, selling 175,000 copies and propelling Frankfurt for a short while on to the talkshow circuit.
Small, compact and energetic, his ponytail swinging to the music, Mr. König called out, "Two steps forward, two steps back," all the while rolling his hips and propelling his partner into a turn.
