When its 500 full-time residents are not experimenting with time travel and "Selfic" healing, they are industriously churning out luxury items for export.
Local politicians are lining up to parade their opposition, parents are distrustful, leadership is silent and agitators like Acorn, the community group, are industriously taking advantage of the general confusion.
Otherwise both batsman are industriously nudging singles but they're going to need to clear the ropes in the last five overs if this total is to creep towards a par score.
It isn't simply the industriously employed revolving stage of the Vivian Beaumont Theater, where the play opened last night, that gives the heady sense of an entire culture about to spin off its axis.
Our civilisation echoes to the sound of the bottom of barrels being industriously scraped.
"Our civilization echoes to the sound of the bottom of barrels being industriously scraped," David Mitchell wrote in The Observer of London.
These are being industriously marketed as hidden jewels of Dalmatia: free of cars, lush with vegetation, fragrant with herbs, packed with swimming opportunities and ripe for tourist development.
During our time together, she was industriously filling out college applications, answering questions like "What is your concept of a global networked university" that would make most teenagers with a seven-figure-salary flee.
According to documents on that same computer, he had indeed landed that assistant professorship and was industriously applying for Chinese grants to continue work on C-25.
The cavalry could not penetrate far, though it was industriously led by Lee's former cadet and acting adjutant at Harpers Ferry, Brigadier General J. E. B. Stuart.
It has been evident in this study that the Ward Education Coordinators have been industriously performing this job.
