It was enterprising of Jermyn Street and director Anthony Biggs to excavate St John's Night, a satire on nationalism with echoes of A Midsummer Night's Dream, which has been translated by James McFarlane.
But all of that adds to an astonishing depth of character to a city that for all it's enterprising efforts can't quite be tamed, or even understood.
All it takes now is enterprising farmers, adequate credit to cover fixed investments and realistic farm prices". De Moraes now owns the Itamaraty Bank in Sao Paulo and several huge farms, including a 90,000-acre spread in the southern part of Mato Grosso state that produced 80,000 tons of soybeans last year.
For the last British production of Intermezzo you have to go back to 1986, when Opera North put it on, so it's enterprising of Scottish Opera, not a company renowned for its adventure, to mount a staging now.
Broadway couldn't deal with it, but then Two River is enterprising, even when it delves into the familiar ("Heiress" and "American Buffalo," three decades and immeasurable worlds and styles apart, both on this season).
It's enterprising of Pennsylvania Ballet to present this Continental premiere.
To say he is enterprising is to disregard the fun he clearly has doing his job.
Supposed to entice entrepreneurs with a 10% tax rate on any patented product, all it brought was enterprising tax lawyers applying the 10% tax to anything that had even a tiny part with a patent inside it, not even manufactured in the UK.
What does it mean to be enterprising?
However, as our infrastructure and our military becomes ever more dependent on microchips and electronics in general, any developments in the ease with which an EMP can be developed should be of considerable interest to military and security professionals, or even, if this device is as straightforward as it appears to be, enterprising attendees of next year's Maker Faire.
