If the name suggests an entertaining, energetic jumble of hoary tradition and showbiz cliché, then it was well chosen.
This is not the usual Richard: a symbol of active, energetic evil in the tradition of Olivier and Spacey.
Balneological applications have a long tradition, but energetic utilization of hydrogeothermal resources started only in the 1970s.
Rave Curious spoke with Gorgon City and Rudimental, a pair of acts continuing the grand tradition of energetic electronica live bands first exemplified by Roni Size and The Prodigy in the late '90s.
"I don't think soaps are dying," said Chappell, who, in the tradition of her energetic forebears, is at work on a second show.
That you then connect those thoughts with such energetic visual beauty, and the tradition of art history is also a "plus" (yes, that's a math pun...).
As much energy as Bok invests in making songs – many of which have grown permanent roots in the rough shores of New England and have all but passed into tradition – he is equally energetic as a folklorist and gatherer of songs.
Benedict called St. Marianne, who died in 1913, "a shining and energetic example of the best of the tradition of Catholic nursing sisters and of the spirit of her beloved St. Francis".
(Dargis) Film Series 'Carte Blanche Ken Jacobss' (Thursday through May 5) At 80, Ken Jacobs continues to define the energetic iconoclasm of the New York Underground filmmaking tradition, even if he's now shifted his focus to video from film.
During the past dozen years, the Scottish National party has worked an astonishing transformation, turning the tables so that unionism now looks sentimental – the home of exhausted tradition – while independence stands for energetic progress.
