| Comprised of a long sinewy pull followed by a spry frog kick, the pulldown is a holy moment of shrouded watery silence. |
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| At 52, Moore is still a spry, spunky performer giving all manner of well-rehearsed guitar hero poses. |
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| Mrs Rendell, who has been a widow for 50 years, is still spry and active, despite a recent leg problem caused by a fall. |
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| Sea-urchin roe also accompanies refreshing slices of hamachi, their airy delicacy highlighted by a spry sprinkling of sour-plum vinaigrette. |
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| We are in the Museum Gardens, and the spry 79-year-old is giving me the official guided tour of York. |
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| On through the forest I strolled, passing a group of spry elderly women with yellow bags and hemp sandals. |
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| Facing him was a spry elfin-faced girl with an aureole of blonde hair around her head and intent dark eyes. |
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| There are times when he seems like a spry elderly relative, animated by the prospect of telling old stories to a fresh audience. |
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| One Twinkie found a home in my chest pocket, while the other I held out in front of me as I followed out the door, a spry little skip in my step. |
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| She is so spry, alert, and enthusiastic that it is difficult to imagine you are talking to a woman in her sixties. |
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| Comprised of a long, sinewy pull followed by a spry frog kick, the pull-down is a holy moment of shrouded watery silence. |
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| A spry veteran in grey uniform emerged from the shadows, grabbed his rifle and we squeezed in together. |
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| If her girls have been compared to prepubescent Lolitas, her seniors seem just as coy, if comically spry. |
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| Last year, at the less than spry age of 34, he broke two bones in his back while leading his Everton team to an fa Cup win. |
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| A spry elderly man scythed emerald green grass into stooks in a tiny field. |
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| He is spry despite his 83 years, rising at 4am each morning and working until at least 9pm, according to a priest who sees him regularly. |
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| Teklu Madgu-a spry 67-year-old father of eight-practically jumps up and down when he explains the benefits irrigation has brought to his life. |
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| Unfortunately, Linda's parents were not as spry as they'd been when the will had been drafted eight years earlier. |
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| Listening on the other side of the court was Edith Windsor herself, a spry 83-year-old with bright eyes and a pixie-like smile. |
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| My former colleague is now well into his 90s, but is as spry and fit as the day when he swam out to meet the submarine sent to take him back to his adoptive homeland. |
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| Last week, when I had to record the audiobook, I wasn't feeling very spry. |
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| There are also Antony, the pleasant young English painter who owns the castle, and Costanza, the jolly Italian housekeeper, old but wonderfully spry and saucy. |
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| The spry, sparky gent returned to his native Istanbul after a stint in the mid-1990s as director of the Centre for Curatorial Studies Museum at Bard College. |
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| He'd even led me up a flight of stairs, singing a little ditty, seemingly spry and agile and as dapper as any day in his six decades as an entertainer. |
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| Stooped but spry, he has the look of a mischievous garden gnome. |
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| A small, spry woman of about sixty, she works as a home care nurse. |
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| Lowry, a spry, witty presence who called herself an outsider, acknowledged there were controversial episodes in the book, such as the moment when a man kills his child. |
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| On YouTube, Letterman was no match for his spry, versatile competition. |
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| For its size, the 2009 Pilot sports fairly spry cornering dynamics. |
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| Le comble du comble consists of the two pages laying under these notes when they were spry painted, and stand as a sort of a trace in negative of the creation process. |
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| Perhaps one day there will be a stem-cell treatment that can double one's life expectancy by slowing the aging process, making a centenarian as spry as a quinquagenarian. |
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| In any case, she is not as spry as she once was. |
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| In one of the layers, close to the floor, are bones of Australopithecus prometheus, a small, spry primate whom Professor Dart considers at least semi-human. |
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| Other chemicals Spry discussed include peracetic acid, hydrogen peroxide, formalin, and methyl methacrylate. |
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| A popular shrub rose that can be trained as a climber is Constance Spry with huge clusters of pale pink blooms. |
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