| For an unfathomable reason, I kept thinking of Balanchine's Agon as the dancers swept through their athletic ceremonial. |
| According to Agon, L'Oreal Luxe and Active Cosmetics achieved very good growth and outperformed their market significantly. |
| She was entering what is called the agonal phase — taken from the Greek agon, which means struggle — a period that precedes death and can last from a few minutes to hours. |
| The Chorus is important, and peculiar to Old Comedy are the agon and parabasis. |
| Furthermore, this agon happens between the poems or plays or novels themselves, and not between the writers. |
| At the start of the 1980s Smolka founded the Agon Ensemble, which gradually emerged as the most important Czech ensemble for contemporary music. |
