Having used a 4-3-3 formathen during the World Cup, the Americans under Heinrichs have since preferred a 4-4-2, which gives them one less forward but one more midfielder, allowing Shannon MacMillan and her energetic skills into the lineup.
Junya Watanabe, having demonstrated his energetic cutting skills many times before, decided to repeat them.
Iraq played with real energy and no little skill, their energetic high press unsettling Brazil's backline and deep midfield axis.
Neither of those shows ever quite worked, despite the skills and energetic commitment of those casts (and the one-hour format could have been partly to blame for their tonal disarray).
ENERGETIC toddlers practice newfound motor skills in a brightly colored playscape resembling a farmyard.
Fans of "Top Chef" and "The Chew" know Carla Hall for her cooking skills and her energetic personality.
He was supremely confident in his skills and almost pathologically energetic, spending nine months of the year on the road and developing a reputation for his practical jokes and partying.
The second is skills: Indians may be young and energetic, but many are ill-educated; in Bihar, 67% of women are illiterate.
With the help of Bristol's Architecture Centre, run by the energetic Rob Gregory, the Redcliffe Forum has already been courting the skills of some of Europe's finest minds, as part of Design Council Cabe's Design Your Neighbourhood programme.
Sondeluz Academy, near San Antonio, promises "salsa con sabor" (salsa with flavour) and, despite honing the dance skills of international champs, the young and energetic teachers here are accustomed to teaching clumsy foreigners too.
