She was highly organized, phenomenally competent, and extremely energetic, making it possible for her to juggle her activities as a devoted mother, full-time professional, new immigrant, expert seamstress, accomplished cook, entertainer, and much-loved friend.
In a sense, his art - garrulous, extrovert, energetic, making fleeting connections all the time between one thought and another - is nearer to the show's brief than any other.
The waves in the U.S. Pacific Northwest have been identified as very energetic making this coast potentially suitable for wave energy harvesting.
The movie lives on the charm, energy and clean-cut appeal of its leading quartet: Kelly and O'Connor (next time you watch his frenetically energetic Make 'Em Laugh scene, bear in mind he smoked four packs of cigarettes a day!), and the delightfully effervescent pixie Debbie Reynolds as Kelly's girlfriend.
Her energetic 'twerking' made headlines across the world and the word 'twerk' entered the Oxford Dictionary Online three days later.
Mr. Clarke's clean, energetic playing made a strong case for them, and in more lightly scored passages, he hinted at connections to Scelsi's post-1960 style.
Amiable and energetic, Mr. Anderson made his way to the guesthouse, where he proceeded to rummage through boxes stuffed with books and research material.
All those I met were enterprising, energetic people made listless by this demi-life of uselessness, when they could and should be working and contributing.
Afterwards, I idled away an afternoon in the town's public gardens, watching children jump the flowerbeds, overseen by a statue of the company's founder, Jamsetji Tata.I have to wonder, though, what he would now think of the energetic leaps made by his descendant, Ratan Tata, who took over the group in 1991.
His diverse collection of deep, soulful progressive and energetic techno made him the toast of several underground parties I've attended.
