Subsequently, pubs across the country have energetically worked that bottom line with cheap meats and sloppy cooking.
Eight years later, as foreign minister, Mr. Castañeda is energetically working with Washington to create such a trading bloc.
After a shaky start, Mrs. Clinton has gained in the upstate areas by energetically working the rural coffee shops and courting the hometown television stations.
By the early 1950s, Mr. Pace was meeting with considerable success as a second-generation Abstract Expressionist, known for dark, energetically worked abstractions achieved through a distinctive blend of brushwork, drawing and staining.
Our beautiful bamboo hut at La Maison de Ananda, on the edge of the village, had electricity, but no running water – we got used to energetically working an iron hand pump.
For more than a year, House Republicans have energetically worked to demolish vital social programs that have made this country both stronger and fairer over the last half-century.
To the credit of Evans and the other people energetically working to improve the city's prospects, it feels like a place determined to somehow slough off decline and re-invent itself as "Britain's Ocean City", while not yet fully sure if everything will work out.
Now, having destroyed the political career of one of the most brilliant of the Federalists, Callender set energetically to work defaming his rival John Adams, who would be standing for re-election, describing him, in one relatively mild phrase, as "a hideous hermaphroditical character".
