This London-born production — now at the Michael Schimmel Center for the Arts at (how appropriate) Pace University — provides a high-spirited study of that limbo time in life just before adulthood, when many adolescents take up residence in the sanctuaries of so-called higher learning.
Bond, secretly forming her own novel, could have listened while they studied, or spirited away a copy to read.
The U.S. Air Force showed up, too, and spirited the meteorite away for study; this was the era of the Red Scare and the rumors of a wrecked spaceship in New Mexico.
Spirited and highly intelligent, Jeanne studied art history and resolved to write a book about her parents.
Their study indicates that public-spirited deliberation can be present in such committees whose existence is unknown to most people.
Spirited Life is a randomized, multiple baseline study that offered enrollment to nearly all United Methodist Church clergy in North Carolina in fall 2010.
Providing such an experience to teachers can open spirited discussions of methodologies and motivate the study of more cognitively appropriate pedagogies and activities.
This study is horrid and mean-spirited.
Add to these a lyrical Brueghel landscape, two fluid Veroneses, a powerful galley slave by Annibale Carracci, a studious anatomical study by Rubens, three images by the free-spirited Jacques Callot and two rich studies each by Nicolas Poussin and Claude Lorrain.
For all the spirited comedy of "As You Like It," true love arrives only after strenuous study and emotional hardship.
This study sought to determine the effect of a 2-year, multicomponent health intervention (Spirited Life) targeting metabolic syndrome and stress simultaneously.
