The debate on fundamental economic principles in Germany should by rights be vigorously opened up.
June Carter had her own feature numbers, like "Engine 143," which she sang in a wobbly but vigorously open-throated girl's voice, accompanying herself on autoharp.
"McKeen, you shit-eating freak," opens Hunter, vigorously, I warned you not to write that vicious trash about me — Now you better get fitted for a black eyepatch in case one of yours gets gouged out by a bushy-haired stranger in a dimly-lit parking lot.
Vigorously opposing Open Public Services and the reactionary rightwing ideology that underpins it would be a good way to start.
Prior to the analysis, each sample was shaken vigorously using open-air platform shakers to achieve homogeneity.
Pollen was isolated by vigorously shaking open flowers in ice-cold 300 mM mannitol and centrifugation for 1 min at 12000 g.
Starlight Mints, a vigorously inventive and pop-savvy band from Norman, Okla., opens the shows.
That's heaven as imagined in Mr. Bradshaw's short, sharp and vigorously comic tragedy, which opened on Wednesday night.
The railway age may be said to have begun in 1830, when the line from Manchester to Liverpool, the country's most vigorously expanding port, was opened, and to have gone through its most hectic phases during the 1840s, when contemporaries talked of a "railway mania".
And with a few exceptions, most of Westchester's towns and villages vigorously resist the idea of opening the gates of paradise to those who can not afford to enter without subsidy.
