The terrorist network is, if anything, more robust now than it was then.
It is a place that is scorned by both outsiders and locals, seen as anything but robust.
He was still anything but robust, but he had enough energy to work long hours in the garden for the first time in years.
Portraying Jewish villagers (and a few Cossacks) in a Russian village in 1905, the ensemble members go through their paces of song, dance and Yiddish humor with a bland, dutiful cheer that rarely turns into anything more robust.
He was not willing to offer a more in-depth explanation but Arsenal were a team lacking personality and, more than anything, a robust presence between defence and midfield.
Early on, real estate agents and caterers groped for the season's pulse, only to find that what was coming -- or perhaps more accurately, what was not coming -- was anything but robust.
But then, when a movie is premised on the notion that millions of dead-but-not-dead, personality-deprived, flesh-eating morons who appear to be in anything but robust health are about to take over the world, it's probably kind of unreasonable to demand strict geopolitical accuracy.
In David Leveaux's handsomely mounted, antiseptically acted revival of this beloved musical of Jewish life in turn-of-the-century Russia, the ensemble members go through their paces of song, dance and Yiddish humor with a bland, dutiful cheer that rarely turns into anything more robust.
In David Leveaux's handsomely mounted, antiseptically acted revival of this beloved musical of Jewish life in Russia, circa 1900, the ensemble members go through their paces of song, dance and Yiddish humor with a bland, dutiful cheer that rarely turns into anything more robust.
