With fusion reactions a million times more energetic than fire, two and a half pounds of the right hydrogen isotopes could produce as much energy as eighteen million pounds of coal.
"We are upbeat and energetic — completely fired up — and it's showing up in the work," he said.
"Vamos, vamos, let's go!" Mr. Pearce said as Ms. Soto talked over him in energetic, rapid-fire Spanish, revving up her morning listeners.
He was beaten soon after, however, as Welbeck, played in by the energetic Rooney, fired low across the goalkeeper and into the corner of the net.
"Happy Endings" is an energetic, rapid-fire show.
If you imagine yourself alert and energetic, it fires up the same parts of your brain you use when you actually are alert and energetic.
He was energetic and aggressive, firing jabs and prompting Zou to backpedal around the ring or list from the waist.
An amazingly passionate and energetic individual, quick-fire and intense, opinionated and committed to challenging injustice, she is, and will be, sorely missed.
With his energetic originality, his democratic fire and sweet utopian yearnings, Sheppard comes across in "Black Livingstone" as the kind of person who might, in a Pagan Kennedy novel set in our own less adventurous era, start a band.
Evan was proper; Dayton was a colorful, lying energetic man with a little fire in his soul.
