And she balanced intensity and buoyancy in the fleet Giga.
Which words make manifest his buoyancy in me.
And the reason for his buoyancy, in particular?
The magic ingredient driving last year's buoyancy in stock markets was, of course, quantitative easing.
As in many other industries, weakness in Europe is offset by buoyancy in Asia.
The more lasting damage has come from the loss of buoyancy in property tax.
The drop was not widely expected because of buoyancy in Britain's retail spending and in its housing market.
As for Mr. Bush, he presents an evolving and sometimes paradoxical portrait of gravity and levity and various degrees of buoyancy in between.
Of Musical.ly's buoyancy in an ocean of failed music-related startups, he adds: "You can explain what Musical.ly does in one sentence.
There was lithe buoyancy in the first movement of Op 110, remarkable, almost static figuration in its scherzo, and a wonderfully poised presentation of the final fugue.
Gone was his usual buoyancy; in its place was a subdued manner and whispery voice that alternately suggested seriousness and weariness with the questions about the death penalty.
