"I'm still here," an ebullient Marilyn Horne crooned to a delighted audience at Zankel Hall on Thursday night, invoking the classic Stephen Sondheim song.
And he still has the ebullient, ingratiating manner, the apparently intense interest in other people, that made him a charismatic figure in the radical student movement.
Its songs still ride on ebullient choruses, but the caffeine-high beats and shiny production have been tempered to make room for band interplay and slightly more pensive songwriting.
Still, he seemed ebullient as he addressed reporters at his news conference, even playfully sparring with them as he reflected on a year he said was not his worst ever, despite the budget fight.
Bearing an uncanny likeness to photographs, Anna Roberts ebullient still lifes of ripe fruit and sun-drenched lifestyle scenes are so detailed a viewer may be shocked to learn that they are illustrations.
His simple, ebullient rhymes still sound great over those defiantly unfussy beats; sometimes a few notes and a fake kick drum are all you need.
A Project Is Stopped Still, Mr. Perry was ebullient in mid-December when Texas accepted a proposal from a consortium led by the Spanish firm Cintra to start work on the project.
Although she turned 22 a couple of weeks ago, there is still something of the ebullient sixth-former or perhaps of the bubbly young gym teacher about her, an aura no doubt compounded by our presence at a girls' school, Rosebery School in Epsom, Surrey, where she has just been giving pupils a two-hour training session in the pool.
The heroine, however, is Aunt Bella, the ebullient 35-year-old daughter who still lives at home and is, at the very least, childlike.
