By night (and on matinee days), Jeremy Jordan is a Broadway star playing the leader of a feisty gang of turn-of-the-20th-century newspaper boys.
He has sent thousands of troops as well as aircraft to fight for Mr Kiir, and has been the feistiest of regional mediators.
Word out of 1 Steinbrenner Drive on Monday is that Hank Steinbrenner, the feistier of George Steinbrenner's two sons, had taken a swipe at Jeter.
Second, its emir, Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani, may be the most dynamic of the Arab world's leaders, and in Sheikha Mozah has the feistiest of wives.
The feistiest of them was Anne-Marie Slaughter, the dean of the Woodrow Wilson School at Princeton, who gave the Bush administration what-for on international law.
In the early scenes of the production, insightfully directed by Nicholas Hytner, the National's artistic director, Ms. Wanamaker's Beatrice grows looser of tongue and feistier of spirit under the influence of an ever-present goblet of red wine.
Siobhan Fallon does the same thing as the feisty wife of one of Kevin's associates.
You always know where he stands, and he retains, at 64 years of age, the feisty mentality of the high school wrestler he once was.
They coincide with the publication of a big, deep, feisty book of essays, several years in the making, called "Modern Women: Women Artists at the Museum of Modern Art".
Mr. Harding emphasized the restlessness of the first movement, laying out the overlapping strands and discontinuities of the music, especially in his feisty handling of the development section.
