A game that was lackluster for stretches, but especially in the second half, culminated in a tense final minute.
But Mr. Snow's could come back to haunt him if job growth continues to be lackluster for much of the next year.
The Capitals have been in Washington since 1974, but except for one uncharacteristic year in the late '90s when they made it to the Stanley Cup finals, the team's record was lackluster for decades and attendance was spotty.
President Obama has given a lot of economic speeches, but they've been lackluster for the most part - slicing and dicing the various issues like manufacturing, opportunity, the middle class, and always whining, whining whining about Republicans and how they're thwarting him.
Although Coors' stock more than doubled in 1997, it has been lackluster for most of the past decade.
Coors' stock more than doubled in 1997, but it has been lackluster for most of the past decade.
Admittedly, the choreography is lackluster -- save for the aerial wizardry -- and, given Bono and The Edge's participation, the music is the least memorable element.
The racing so far has been lackluster, except for the horrifying feeling of wondering when the next catamaran will catapult its 11-person crew into the Bay.
First, it showed all its cards, never ambivalent about its psychedelic noise-folk goals, and second, it was lackluster, except for G. Lucas Crane, who kneeled on the floor as if in pain, singing into a rickety headphones and manipulating, among other things, a pair of cassette players connected to a mixer and crossfader.
Emily Mackay from The Quietus criticised the songs' titles for being lackluster, which she sarcastically stated caused listeners "physical pain", and was disappointed that the character "Electra Heart" was a scapegoat for expressing "all the worst parts of Marina Diamandis that she didn't want to become".
