In the evening, I might mix a cocktail which involves vigorous shaking, for exercise.
Unlike those works, which are vigorous, satiric, sometimes raunchy, this volume is ruminative and minor-key.
The blend of image and language in "Souls Against the Concrete" mirrors Allah's films, which are vigorous talking pictures.
Mr. Coleman was the sonic center of the group, the axis around which every vigorous action revolved.
The economy is spiraling down at an accelerating pace, threatening to undermine the Obama administration's spending plans, which anticipate vigorous rates of growth in years to come.
Those crimes, Mr. Brown continued, were "crimes of violence that posed a serious threat to public safety and which warrant vigorous prosecution".
"Blues in the Night" was one of two high points of Ms. Carter's opening-night show, at which a vigorous pop-jazz quintet, led by the pianist Sam Kriger, accompanied her.
Only the fittest and smartest ponies survived, and their genes live on in the current herd, which is vigorous, canny and well adapted to the rigors of a maritime landscape.
Although the letter does not spell out the point, it is likely that countries such as Spain, which has vigorous nationalist movements in Catalonia and the Basque region, would be hostile to a Scottish application.
Bankers close to the scheme think a similar approach could also work in southern European countries like Greece.Better-run state industries would also be more attractive candidates for privatisation, which, after vigorous efforts in the 1990s, has largely stalled in the ex-communist world.
