He used numbered placards and frantic signals to steer his energetic minimalist army, which included the ComposersCollaborative house band, through a raw and ebullient performance.
The army's energetic response to the crisis, in contrast, has enhanced its national standing and may encourage it to have another crack at running the government.
Joe Galli made DeWalt a household name thanks to his "swarm teams," small armies of energetic college recruits who worked Nascar races, vocational trade shows and hardware supercenters.
"This way, we're able to mobilize an army of smart, energetic young people, most of whom are getting involved in the political process for the first time".
During the 18th and 19th centuries, the energetic ruffians in these private armies organized themselves and grew so powerful that they turned against the landowners and became the sole law on many of the estates, extorting money from the landowners in return for protecting the latter's crops.
But not Trump's online armies on the alt-right, energetic hordes of nativists, white supremacists, anti-Semites and, yes, homophobes whom Trump has emboldened.
The American army is keen to have more energetic and longer-lived power sources for such things as climate-controlled bodysuits, advanced mobile-communications equipment and more sophisticated sensors.
He was also an energetic campaigner, spending much of his life in army camps and personally supervising sieges.
Its armies were often accompanied by an enormously energetic apparatus of persuasion, which included educational institutions, workshops, media outlets, printing houses, and so on.
An energetic organizer, he undertook the unification and disciplining of a Carlist army in Navarre and the Basque Provinces (in northern Spain).
