Over the course of an industrious year, they have released a number of serious-minded EPs stuffed with songs that are catchy and meaty enough to snare pan-demographic fans.
60 (22) Phyllida Lloyd Director A low-profile but industrious year for the director of Mamma Mia! (musical and film) – while the Royal Opera House successfully revived her 2002 production of Macbeth, the 54-year-old Lloyd was on set directing her much anticipated Margaret Thatcher biopic, The Iron Lady, starring Meryl Streep.
The 50s and early 60s were the most industrious years for Zagato; labour was relatively cheap and Italian design was at the spearhead of automotive creativity.
Take, as a counterpoint, Saul Bellow, who over 11 industrious years delivered four novels, several of them among the 20th century's best: "The Adventures of Augie March 195353); "Seize the Day" (1956); "Henderson the Rain King" (1959); and "Herzog" (1964).
This is all vintage Palin: odd idioms mixed with stiff clichés, and a world view in which immigrants are somehow both lazy and frighteningly industrious — nine-year-old Honduran orphans here to take your factory shifts.
It was a performance built on confident defending – Liverpool kept a third consecutive away clean sheet for only the second time in seven years – industrious and creative midfield play embodied by James Milner, who now leads the way for assists in this season's Champions League, and of course a devastating attack.
Within a few years, more than 400,000 persecuted Huguenots emigrated to England, Prussia, Holland, and America depriving France of its most industrious commercial class.
IN the village of Saas-Fee, where the loftiest peaks in Switzerland block out the sun for much of the year, the industrious residents make the most of their seeming misfortune.
In a letter from the same year he described the industrious women of his household: "Everyone is at work around me, sewing and darning stockings.
Every year a handful of industrious producers and directors manage to snare cooperation that makes the rest of the movie industry stop and stare.
Its lively courtyard, filled with English, Dutch and Greek holidaymakers for much of the year, hides a more industrious secret, however – for behind the scenes, Patriko is the hub of Gaia.
