Halle's sole function on my own thesis committee, which he performed with zeal and good humor, was to cast doubt on virtually every assumption I made.
Georgia had little else to do other than tackle but it was a task they performed with zeal, if not quite the relish they reserved for the scrum, where Charlie Faunuina on New Zealand's tighthead was enduring a particularly uncomfortable night, fortunate that Georgia, apart from their captain, were fielding a pack made up of reserves.
Mr. Tarbox, who performs with the zeal of a patent-medicine pitchman, described in layman's terms how 12-pound cannonballs that once landed with a thud, possibly injuring just one infantry soldier, eventually became high-velocity rocks, skipping like stones, hitting one man, then another, then another.
Cato was in Sicily, repairing the old ships of war, and demanding new ones from the states, and these things he performed with great zeal.
In any case, the whole is staged and performed with hyperbolic zeal, theatrical even more than spiritual, which is probably why the children in the audience I saw it with were kept so involved.
Smartly written and performed with a zeal for finding a quieter source of inner strength, I can easily see it gaining popularity as a one-act attraction during Fringe Festivals or at Women's Festivals.
Mr. Lee has been in and out of prison since then, making every concert a rare event, but his backup musicians are bound to be skillful fans, and he performs with pent-up zeal.
His eyes shine with zeal and hunger.
Vanderbilt investigates such complexities with zeal.
Global brands and leaders now woo them with zeal.
Ms Thorning-Schmidt has set about reform with zeal.
