Long before Spitalfields had gentrified into a hipster's playground, the Canadian-born Kennedy, in her 50s now, was a fixture on this quaint East London street lined with 18th-century brick houses: a distinctive, bustling figure in her uniform of pleated skirt, men's shirting and stout brogues.
Since then the Reds have lost their talisman Luis Suarez, as well as injured Daniel Sturridge, while Chelsea have strengthened with the bustling, aggressive figure of Costa - and what a difference he has made.
And "I Due Foscari," a small-scale domestic drama, identifies its characters with leitmotifs, though they are used less for thematic development than as a kind of telegraphic shorthand (especially for "here comes the soprano," signaled by a bustling headlong musical figure that well evokes the visual that it must often have heralded over the years: a large matriarch rushing on in full cry).
The impish yet haunting music bustles along in rhythmic figures that overlap, build up and break into bursts of rhythmic counterpoint.
She surveys the discordant canvas of makeshift memorials, bustling history tourists and languid figures slouched on muddy sandbags fashioned into chairs.
And, among several Hamlets on film, my favourite remains Gregory Kozintsev's 1971 version, which reminded us that Hamlet is only one figure in a bustling, hyperactive court.
By day, Wall Street still bustles with stockbrokers and other Brooks Brothered figures.
The music is alive with oscillating melodic bits and rippling rhythmic figures, and this performance captured the bustling musical patterns and undulant waves of sound.
He conveys a similar effect in the opening movement, which bustles with cluster chords, punchy outbursts and spiraling figures for woodwinds and brasses.
