She stood behind a table, energetically handing out little cups filled with smoothie — mint or blueberry açaí — while clarifying to someone, "We're not just a smoothie company.
Although he won the state four years ago and campaigned energetically there again this year, he finished behind not only Mr. Bush, who had stumped there, but also Mr. McCain, who had not even set foot there.
For Ms. Kennedy to be more aggressive would only fuel criticism that she has acted presumptuously, they say, especially because she is under far more scrutiny than any other candidate for the job, including those who have been lobbying behind the scenes as energetically as Ms. Kennedy.
But behind the scenes, Mr. Powell should energetically try to coax India and Pakistan to begin a dialogue, just as President Clinton did before leaving office.
But as No Child Left Behind awaits Congressional reauthorization, the tutoring industry is energetically pushing federal policy makers to preserve public financing for tutoring, either in the updated law or other legislation — lobbying efforts expected to be duplicated at the state level in Texas, where over the years tutoring companies have cultivated powerful political ties.
Behind the low-key façade of Banta Hosiery, Amrit Sokhal energetically runs a family business that his grandfather began after arriving from India around 60 years ago.
In experiments it is a more difficult problem, since the overtone can be hidden behind other peaks in the spectrum or because the overtone process are energetically close to another fundamental mode making it difficult to know which vibrational modes are observed in the IET spectrum.
But behind second base and a large protective screen, the team's hardest workout worker energetically went about his chores.
Behind it, bathed in hot-pink light and arrayed in two neat rows, the 10-member Symmetric Orchestra performed energetically.
Mr. Walsh apologized energetically.
