Wu energetically took part in many local art associations during this period.
If they energetically take the path of reform, the rewards can come quickly.
He said, referring to Palestinian leaders, that "if they energetically take the path of reform, the rewards can come quickly".
His interlocutors were both from the American Civil Liberties Union, which, to its credit, has energetically taken up his defense: Ben Wizner, the director of its privacy and technology project, and Chris Soghoian, the organization's chief technologist.
After his early success, McGuane dabbled in screenwriting (most notably "The Missouri Breaks," which starred Marlon Brando) and settled in Montana, where he energetically took up the demanding life of cattle ranching.
The forum in Winston-Salem, N.C., was a striking departure from the first debate a week ago in Boston, when they energetically took deeply different stands on issues like taxes and prescription drugs that have been at the heart of the presidential race.
The new cast, led by Sarah Polley as a young nurse, Ving Rhames as a no-nonsense cop and Jake Weber as a television salesman who discovers his leadership capacities, energetically takes to the action, but the characters remain puppets in Mr. Snyder's hands, puppets to be twisted, mangled and discarded according to the needs of the story line.
The 63-year-old energetically takes on almost every role needed to ensure the smooth running of Swansea Rifle Club.
It won a Pulitzer Prize for its written form, but it is first and foremost a text for performance, something made very obvious as it pulls itself from the theatre archive and energetically takes to the stage.
