Sentence examples for vigorously behind from inspiring English sources

No official ransom was ever paid, although elders worked vigorously behind the scenes for each release.

Aldermen debated Mr. Daley's measures vigorously behind closed doors or in council committee meetings before lining up to vote for the mayor's proposals, he said.

But while they will not say it publicly, several countries in the region have been working vigorously behind the scenes to topple the Assad government.

Carroll - who, like all the players, is vigorously behind the decision to switch the tie to Highbury - regards the match as a vital part of his own continuing football education.

Tobacco companies including Philip Morris lobbied vigorously behind the scenes in recent decades against measures to tighten laws against smoking in Switzerland, a country they considered an important bellwether of smoking trends in Europe, a new United Nations study has found.

(Reuters) SCIENCE/HEALTH Swiss Tobacco Battle Philip Morris and other tobacco companies lobbied vigorously behind the scenes in recent decades against measures to tighten laws on smoking in Switzerland, a country they considered an important bellwether of smoking trends in Europe, a new United Nations study found.

They were followed by Australian Chippendale-style dancers in G-strings, one of whom vigorously wiggled his behind — and more — in the face of a hapless audience member.

To date, Snapchat has been vigorously standing behind the update, with Snap CEO Evan Spiegel saying earlier this month that, basically, people just need time to get used to it.

But McAuliffe, one of Clinton's most aggressive supporters during the prolonged Democratic primary race, said the New York Democrat has been working vigorously for Obama behind the scenes, and is about to assume a more public role in the campaign.

"I'm going to vigorously defend No Child Left Behind," Mr. Bush said Monday, "because I know in my heart of hearts it's the absolute right role for the federal government: to provide money, but insist upon results".

There are images not often seen on American television anymore, including a younger, even brasher Mr. Bush in the bleachers of a Texas Rangers game, his wife, Laura, seated behind him vigorously chewing gum.