Like the other 39 women, Captain Naslund volunteered for the program and radiates exuberance, but she is not naïve about the frustrations and dangers ahead.
He still radiates exuberance and ecstasy and rebelliousness, the hallmarks of his rise to hip-hop's creative and commercial peaks.
Yet Some Like It Hot radiates an exuberance: the characters party, run, race on bicycles, slap the bass (not pluck it), dance, throw balls, fall over, tango till dawn and, by sheer force of energy, escape.
TRENTON - The deal is done, the state and the New York Giants have agreed on a new stadium, and all that remains for New Jerseyans is the hope that, one day, the cheers from its stands may match the exuberance radiating from acting Gov.
Vigliotti radiated enthusiasm.
In person, he radiates a negative exuberance, though he is milder, more tentative than his work might lead you to expect.
Earlier this month, a proud posse of Benjamin Franklin eighth-grade girls strode into homerooms of sixth graders: inches taller than the 12-year-olds, skin calmer, they radiated a commanding exuberance as they tossed their long, glossy manes.
Jonathan Miller, Peter Cook and Dudley Moore all radiated the extrovert exuberance of practised performers, but the eye was constantly drawn to the figure of Bennett, who, with his heavy specs and boyish trim, resembled a sprightly young curate on vacation.
But he radiated a winning, wonky exuberance.
WHEN an opera audience eagerly watches a young tenor excel as Alfredo, the conflicted young lover in "La Traviata," its joy and exuberance can radiate through the sort of applause and cheers that rang in David Lomelí's ears when he made his San Francisco Opera debut in the role in June 2009.
