The result is a moving and feisty document of a committed life, one that students of the art of our time will be grateful for in the years ahead.
It was never clear whether the federal government would have the power to control the feisty pioneers who kept moving America's boundary westward, or whether the new settlers would, in imitation of their forefathers, resist government control and break away to create their own country.
The media are feisty, but there was a move from the right to drop CNN from the cable package because of its "hostile" reporting.The "green line" (Israel's border before the 1967 war) demarcates two discrete rules of law.
"Moving Beyond Its Feisty Roots, Hudson River Park Group Focuses on Fund-Raising" (news article, June 21), about the new partnership between the Hudson River Park Trust and Friends of Hudson River Park, did not capture the spirit of the longstanding relationship between the two organizations.
The tactic lands us not only in the center of the mob, but 30 feet from a big male putting the moves on a feisty female.
Bergevin's off-season moves — like signing the feisty Prust to a four-year, $10 million free-agent deal and buying out Gomez's contract — seemed modest, and expensive.
Rangers Make Roster Moves After claiming the feisty forward Ronald Petrovicky from the Calgary Flames in Friday's waiver draft, the Rangers exposed Sandy McCarthy, Glen Sather said today.
In a misguided attempt to "go legit," he invests some of his ill-gotten gains in a Greenwich Village saloon and moves in with its feisty co-owner, Stella.
From O'Connor's blog on the topic: "Teenagers often seem feisty, uncommunicative, and embarrassed by your every move.
Now that she is past this first performance, she may better realize her conception of the character, who evolves from a feisty tomboy to a baffled goddess deeply moved by Siegmund's love for Sieglinde.
