Before school, they were big and vigorous.
"He is one of the most extraordinary men of our time; big, strong, vigorous, energetic and at the same time clever and devious," wrote De Persigny to the emperor.
Wholesale markets for oil, power and other commodities are bigger and more vigorous than ever.
Given such clear divisions — less-educated whites living in depressed rural areas, on one side, and minorities living in more vigorous big-city economies on the other — the social and racial animosity manifest during the election campaign is hardly a surprise.
They found many aneuploids and trisomics, but there was one elementary species (O. gigas), which was bigger and more vigorous than O. lamarckiana.
Ms. Ruehl gives a vigorous, enjoyably big performance, but even her hard work can't inflate the flatter stretches in the writing (1 40).
After Mr. Clinton lifted a postwar trade embargo against Vietnam in 1994 -- and opened full diplomatic relations the next year -- many foreign businessmen rushed in, sensing a big future in this vigorous, highly educated but underdeveloped nation.
These men shared a belief that the biggest obstacle to a vigorous response to the 9/11 attacks was the set of domestic and international laws that arose in the 1970s to constrain the president's powers in response to the excesses of Watergate and the Vietnam War.
As such, the two instruments blend compatibly with each other, in league with Eschenbach's vigorous, rumbling big-orchestra accompaniment.
(Chinen) ★ Tim Berne's Big Satan (Friday) Mr. Berne, a vigorous and exploratory saxophonist and composer, makes free-form interplay the driving force in this trio with the guitarist Marc Ducret and the drummer Tom Rainey.
