spiritedly

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• In the other Tuesday opener, the Mystics represent the survivor of a spirited, three-team fight for the eight seed with Atlanta and Dallas that was decided on the final day of the regular season.

• Enjoying a spirited mutual challenge, she and Rachel Elkind played with new sounds until the day Elkind became intrigued by Carlos’ rendition of a Bach composition reproduced with a Moog synthesizer.

• She said that because video chatting only allows for one person to speak and be heard at a time, it eliminates the possibility of spirited interruptions and side conversations.

• The coach said he didn’t see Anthony’s vocal nature — or the spirited element of it — as all that unusual, saying Hall of Famer Gary Payton, whom he coached as an assistant in Seattle, was highly talkative as well.

• The brand has a consistent free-spirited, artsy, and non-maximalist brand identity that appeals to this segment.

• Then again, this is not the high-spirited Mary we met in Season 1—indeed, none of the Crawleys are the same.

• Then Eminem decided he wanted in on some of the mean-spirited misogyny, actually rapping about raping Iggy.

• Laughs aside, the methods can take on other, less spirited forms.

• And Hayao Miyazaki, the 73-year-old director behind hits like My Neighbor Totoro and Spirited Away, is a walking legend.

• Before she headlined the Playboy resorts, Joan Rivers was the funny gal in a spirited trio that played in hip nightclubs.

• He was mounted on a spirited horse and his manner showed he was ready for any kind of an adventure, no matter where it might lead.

• Malcolm had selected it as a training-ground that evening, because he meant to weary and subdue his too highly spirited charger.

• The other was the spirited portrait of Baron von Friedericks, a happy combination of cavalier and soldier in its manly strength.