Sentence examples for vigorous working from inspiring English sources

(Chinen) Tony Malaby's Paloma Recio (Saturday) Paloma Recio, a vigorous working quartet led by the tenor saxophonist Tony Malaby, explores shadowy postbop terrain with the subtlest of Spanish accents.

(Chinen) Tony Malaby Paloma Trio (Saturday) Paloma Recio, a vigorous working quartet led by the tenor saxophonist Tony Malaby, explores shadowy post-bop terrain with the subtlest of Spanish accents.

If this younger generation can't move up to join a vigorous working or middle class and contribute to their country's tax base, then governments won't have the resources or the political stability and will to build the strong, democratic, and stable societies of the future.

All the more remarkable is the fact that Hokusai was in his 88th year when he painted this vigorous work.

Hall called Shay, known throughout track and field for his vigorous work ethic, one of his biggest inspirations.

The unruly intellectual ambitions that animate both Mr. Stone's most vigorous work — "Platoon," "Wall Street," "J.F.K".

The Nicholas Andre Dance Theater performed Nick Seligson-Ross's "Dwelling," a nicely made, vigorous work with a slightly ritualistic air, to a twangy percussive score by Peter Sivalia.

The Haydn, with its military drums and brass, is a more vigorous work, and the choir and orchestra ratcheted up their energy and volume levels suitably.

The Guarneri and Johannes Quartets united to perform the New York premiere of William Bolcom's "Octet: Double Quartet" (2007), a vigorous work dedicated to both ensembles.

Vigorous works like the Tempo giusto and the Malambo from the Ginastera and the "Ritual Fire Dance" from the Falla benefited from zesty readings.

For his vigorous work in the Irish Land League, which sought fixed tenure, fair rents, and free sale of Irish land, he was imprisoned twice between May 1881 and May 1882 and was Parnell's fellow inmate in Kilmainham jail, Dublin, from October 1881.