Sentence examples for ever more energetically from inspiring English sources

Bars, cinemas, clubs, music halls, theatres and amusement parks catered ever more energetically to people's appetite for leisure "after hours".

But now, as Mr Zuma flits ever more energetically around the world, charming everyone as he always does, it is hard to find a pattern to his policies.

The wind instruments delivered the characteristic solos with panache, as though challenging their boss to engage even more energetically.

Obama has embraced deficit spending even more energetically than Bush--but this is a difference in degree, not in kind.

Lord Mandelson, they say, has been rooting for the north-east more energetically as business secretary than he ever did as Labour MP for nearby Hartlepool.

After all, Beijing has proved remarkably effective at preventing any rip-offs of the official logo for the 2008 Olympics—a dancing figure who doubles as a Chinese character.As China's own innovators develop ever more patents, there will be greater interest in enforcing them energetically.

They could also have stressed more energetically that this dispute is not about oil.

The only mystery was why Gerrard did not appeal more energetically.

The city is also moving along somewhat in trying more energetically to prevent such corruption.

But as the trademark energetically expanded to new restaurants, the two perfectionists often clashed; Mr. Haber described the chef as "self-absorbed and self-centered," while Mr. Tourondel worried that his cordon- bleu reputation was being diminished by ever more BLT brand extensions.

Soon it was 6-6 and the Bryans began dancing more energetically, looking for mini-breaks.