| The plank was much springier than he had imagined, and he found himself doing an awkward hop-skip-and-stumble over its battens as it flexed under his boots. |
| Though Mikell has long thrived as an in-the-box thumper, the Rams prefer to use the springier Stewart, who also serves as the dime linebacker in that capacity. |
| Ms. Monheit is also singing more softly than before, lending her improvisations a lighter, springier momentum. |
| Their gait was springier, their glance more forthright than heretofore. |
| Semolina doughs are stiff to work with but have a springier texture when cooked than do plain wheat-flour pastas. |
| When the economy started growing again in March 1933 the employment bounceback was springier still. |
