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Ms. Sheedy smiled, rambunctiously and nervously at the same time.

She sings with assurance, moves rambunctiously, walks on her hands and generally makes a perfectly convincing scamp.

The setting is a prewar Paris rambunctiously self-absorbed and unaware of the coming deluge.

The audience, which sits rambunctiously at long tables close to the stage, naturally provides respect by showing its enthusiasm for the quirky circus members.

One realizes just how much Robert Klein's brazenly easy, rambunctiously animated performance energized the first version.

He began to applaud rambunctiously, 'Bravo!

One was the Ives Sonata No. 2, which had the most rambunctiously spirited performance of the evening.

Mr. Bernstein, meanwhile, put together a score that rambunctiously traded on a host of American idioms.

Woody sniffed rambunctiously and mounted.

But this book could be the answer for insatiable folk art collectors, who may be struck by how many of the interiors rambunctiously embrace clutter.

The biosphere is the most rambunctiously complex, integrated, diversifying, milling, buzzing, busyness in the universe that we know.

The piece evokes dark forests, treacherous quests and children, guided at times by a sad-faced good fairy, who are lost, naughty, sad or rambunctiously happy.

Ms. Mamlok's work is a set of aphoristic pieces that modulate appealingly between gentle and rambunctiously spiky textures.

Rambunctiously prance, goose, gripe, grope."

He noted that "the Mardi Gras marching-band bumping rambunctiously along," is one of the album's "most ambitious offerings."

And in Vineland, N.J., water was coursing so rambunctiously through the sewer system that it uncorked manhole covers.

SOME 400 presumed innocents file in rambunctiously to the chapel at Rikers Island detention center to see a play performed by recovering addicts.

A dog named Earth and aliens both domestic and imported rotate around one another in this self-consciously freaky, rambunctiously goofy genre hybrid from South Korea.

The Uncut review of The Dutchess was also positive, considering the album "One of the most rambunctiously entertaining and high-spirited records of 2006".

J. D. Salinger's "Catcher in the Rye" was "rambunctiously fresh and alive," in the opinion of a Times book reviewer.

Ms. Jones, mostly in the company of a rambunctiously profane British adventurer and free spirit, Kevin Muggleton, arrived in Tangier in 1996.

In the rambunctiously creative years after its founding in 1985, the Media Lab was celebrated for its insights into how technology might change traditional forms of communication and everyday life.

Ms. Austin, who was in a rambunctiously playful mood, coaxed the audience to become her singers for her rendition of her current single, "The Test of Time."

He is billed by the gallery as a follower of Joseph Cornell, but Cornell was never as rambunctiously playful as Mr. Burke is.

In this case one could feel Mr. Ohlsson thinking deeply within Beethoven's early musical language, an idiom indebted to Haydn and Mozart but also rambunctiously breaking fresh ground.