Congress contrasts their vitality with Mr Vajpayee, who is 79.
All of these struggles thronging with vitality, with climate change like a sail at their backs.
A Song to David (1763) is a rhapsodic hymn of praise, blending enormous linguistic vitality with elaborate structural patterning.
To Aristotle, all living beings, including animals and humans, are alive by virtue of sharing this rudimentary vitality with plants.
The new art world order symbolized American freedom and raw vitality, with Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning as its larger-than-life heroes.
Mr. Short's versatility is astounding, but it is the go-for-broke vitality with which he brings Jiminy to life that drives "Primetime Glick".
There is a pale yellow fish soup that evokes health and vitality, with slices of pale and perfectly cooked tilapia and wisps of pickled cabbage.
The baritone Ambrogio Maestri combines buffo vitality with bel canto style as Dulcamara, the quack doctor who peddles an elixir of love.
This, the Gran Vía, was designed to be the main street of the city, and it has a characteristic vitality, with cinemas, coffeehouses, shops, and banks.
Performed to music by Steve Reich, "Roughcut" is an exploration of vitality with movement that stretches and curls with the smooth resilience of silk.
He countered questions about his vitality with a vigorous performance at a debate on Monday, and floated through Election Day giddy on the energy of the young volunteers jumping up and down on street corners waving Mondale signs.
