He was busy looking forward, promising to strengthen baseball's diligence and vigorously calling for the players' union to cooperate with him.
Philippe Do, a tenor, makes much of Amadis's two touchingly lyrical arias yet demonstrates an engaging capacity to sing vigorously when called for.
Mr. Romney, for instance, vigorously opposes legalized abortion and has called for the elimination of federal financing for Planned Parenthood.
In an article in the Wall Street Journal, Senator Dianne Feinstein, the Democrat who (unfortunately) represents my state, California, has called for Assange "to be vigorously prosecuted for espionage".
And while he appeared relaxed, posing for photographs with volunteers, waving a Jamaican flag, and even vigorously joining a Mexican wave, his entourage quickly called for security when he was approached by journalists for a comment.
Popular both at the Obama White House and among top military officers, she has consistently called for the United States to be "vigorously engaged" against the "forces of chaos" and supported higher defense spending.
Yes, the levees should have been built stronger or better, the city should have had an evacuation plan for those without cars, the governor should have called for help earlier, and FEMA should have responded more vigorously.
After being vigorously attacked for his out of touch comment, McCain later in the week suddenly called for the Chairman of the SEC, Christopher Cox to be fired.
The defense called for a competency assessment and moved to have Roof declared mentally unfit, which he vigorously resisted.
Senior Democrats in both houses called for the resignation of Nancy A. Nord, the acting head of the Consumer Product Safety Commission, after she sent letters to Congress vigorously opposing the legislation.
