Sentence examples for energetically played from inspiring English sources

Matt and Brett told Snee how his son energetically played on his "bouncy-bounce" as his dad worked.

"He doubled down on Max and me," Paige says, referring to their teen-age son (energetically played by Tom Phelan), who used to be their daughter, Maxine.

Things look less than promising when the housemate who enters with her is a compulsive talker named Trudy, energetically played by Celia Keenan-Bolger.

But the other couple, energetically played by Lindsey Coulson and Ian Hart, are a shade monotonous in their scratching at each other.

The White House has energetically played down expectations for the visit, eschewing talk of "deliverables" — the diplomatic jargon for policy achievements — and suggestions that it represents a "reset" of the relationship between Mr. Obama and Mr. Netanyahu.

The instrumental pieces, scattered through the program, were energetically played, and the ensemble was well balanced, with fine violin and vielle playing by Vita Wallace and agile lute and Baroque guitar accompaniments by Charles Weaver.

Thousands of people mill about, from middle-aged couples clutching "I Got Wrecked on Redneck Hill" T-shirts to florid-faced partygoers downing blackberry and lemon Jell-O shots while a band energetically plays "Sweet Home Alabama".

A band was energetically playing pop classics, fronted by a singer who had been a member of a sixties-era group that even I was mercifully too young to recall.

Walter Thompson has written delightfully suggestive music for the production, played energetically by three musicians on piano, winds and drums.

After limping to a 19-29 record through May 22, the Marlins have played energetically under the 72-year-old McKeon to speed into the wild-card picture.

Its prominent piano line, played energetically by Joseph Kubera, swings between mechanistic and freewheeling, and is sometimes both at once, as one hand plays to a robotic beat, and the other scampers wildly.