brio

Never mind that most models have all the brio of a Buick.

"Now all we have to do is go get them," Hernandez said, with a bit more brio than she had intended.

Flush with money, Brio started looking for businesses to acquire.

After his first 90 days at Brio, he realized that the company was in worse shape than described by the board.

Something quite wonderful happens when ancient words are conveyed with such brio.

Then she pulls off her earrings and gets to work, grabbing with brio.

But the public liked the Italian brio and this was kept with the purity of clear movement.

If we'd needed the final touch of homicidal brio, this would have had to be it.

Another Polish quality much in evidence in this show is brio.

They played hoop with a raw brio that changed the college game forever.

But if you look for work of more dash and brio in this show, you are lost.

"I took Irish dance to another level," he recalled with typical brio.

Architecture Brio has been the recipient of several prestigious awards.

By the end of the year, the company launched Brio 8 to enthusiastic customers, partners, and press.

The service is easy to follow, the ensemble performs with brio, and visitors are always welcome.

From first note to last, the brio and conviction of the musicians took the French audience by storm.

It would be even more so, if the food had more brio and the service were smoother.

The sheer comic brio of the earlier version may be somewhat diminished.

Still, she tore through the music with relentless brio.

Three years pass and the two entertain with brio and style.

The Royal has always performed the character dances with brio, and this time was no exception.

Most pasta dishes were prepared competently and some with real brio.

But the male ensemble, led by Tom Gold, had much more brio.

Her brio is evident in the new show.

"There's a spirit and brio to his houses, but it's not just that they are elegant.