And the big tune had nothing floppy about it but rather held one with an energetic grasp.
The Devils clamped down hard on the young and energetic Islanders, holding them without a first-period goal.
And while the energetic Gillum holds strong positions that are attractive to progressives, his city hall was wracked by an FBI probe that could call his ethics and leadership into question.
The revival of religious life and culture in the period was heralded by the vigorous papacy of Innocent III, one of the youngest and most energetic popes to hold the throne of St. Peter.
Reverend Billy is zany and energetic enough to hold the attention of those he's preaching to -- average to extreme shoppers, many clueless as to what globalization means -- long enough for them to consider his crusade.
Our ideal candidate is fun and energetic, and can hold his/her own when negotiating whether it's inappropriate to drive, to catcall, or to pass out in the foyer of our co-op.
As such, the war room is the nerve center of what Democrats, and some presidential scholars, have called the most relentlessly negative re-election campaign in memory -- and what Republicans say is a necessarily energetic drive to hold Mr. Kerry to a record they say is rife with contradictions.
Mr. O'Hara, who is black, is a promising and energetic playwright (his "Insurrection: Holding History" was presented at the Joseph Papp Public Theater in 1996) with a healthy sense of the comic possibilities of bigotry and racial stereotypes.
A young man holds an energetic but dirty kitten in his lap, while a woman named Anastasya listens to Febriyanti speak.
Free Energy immediately kicked into fifth gear with their set, and the band truly committed to delivering on the promise their live reputation holds for energetic, balls-to-the-walls performances.
