Sentence examples for energetic lead from inspiring English sources

Under a disco ball that dangled from barnlike rafters, Spencer Burrows, the energetic lead singer of the band Frobeck, bounced up and down behind his keyboards.

The Bulls followed the energetic lead of their center, Joakim Noah, who had 24 points and 14 rebounds and blocked six shots.

Dog Voices, a cover band, features Rob Monte, an energetic lead singer, who leaps around the stage à la Mick Jagger.

His psychology sought to explain how our need to grasp, accept and live with conceptual opposites such as the sublime and the devilish, the humble and the proud, and the docile and the energetic, led us in the direction of religion.

The energetic electrons lead to enhanced generation of reactive radicals and ions through collisions with the background neutral gas, while the gas temperature remains near the room temperature.

Although most evidence suggest that the state regulation problems in children with ADHD are related to under-activation problems, originally it was suggested that activation and performance take an inverted 'U' function where either increases or decreases in activation from an optimal energetic state lead to performance decrements [ 72].

Most evidence suggests that the state regulation problems in children with ADHD are related to under-activation problems, however originally it was suggested that either increases or decreases in activation from an optimal energetic state lead to performance decrements in ADHD [ 72].

An energetic team leads the AFL-CIO, the national union federation; it promises to multiply its expenditure on recruitment.

Mr. Ebel, one of the group's more energetic evangelists, led the way downstairs to the testing labs, where he is working on a hiking-shoe project.

She was harassed by an energetic opposition, led from Punjab by Nawaz Sharif, she was destabilized by violence in her home province of Sindh; and she was faced with the growing hostility of both the Army and the Muslim clerics.

Instead, they are looking to highlight flaws in the entire structure of research departments.The energetic investigations led by Mr Spitzer, the NASD and others are likely to reveal a lot more unpalatable details about bankers' behaviour during the heady late 1990s.