hyperactively

Although basically a noble failure from the sound of it, good things have come of the attempt—for example, "The Colbert Report," where the gentle, soft-spoken Brit rose hyperactively to the occasion.

Perfecting The Toaster Ralph Gardner Jr. 2011

The demo was brief, but it left me hyperactively excited.

REVIEW: Batman: Arkham Asylum 2009

She said that the staff seemed hyperactively helpful, as if they were on permanent running highs, or triple espressos.

Shopping, On the Run Ralph Gardner Jr. 2011

For the love of the TV Gods.7.32pm ET: This debate is on CNBC, a cable news channel that is usually hyperactively covering share prices even more so in recent weeks, as you can imagine.

GOP debate in Michigan – as it happened 2011

Oliver (Craig Roberts) lives in Wales, lusting after the right girl and hyperactively role-playing a conversation with the girl or whisking her away or at least trying to.

Michael Giltz: Toronto Film Fest Day 5: Ozon Saves a Dour Day 2010

Oliver (Craig Roberts) lives in Wales, lusting after the right girl and hyperactively role-playing a conversation with the girl or whisking her away or at least trying to.

Michael Giltz: Toronto Film Fest Day 5: Ozon Saves a Dour Day 2010

Broker: I recommend this [hyperactively managed] stock [or bond] fund.

Dan Solin: Is This a Farce or a Con? 2009

The next time your broker or advisor recommends an actively managed (I call them "hyperactively managed") stock or bond fund, the conversation should go like this:

Dan Solin: Is This a Farce or a Con? 2009

Jackson's son, Rep. Jesse Jackson III, is hyperactively seeking the Senate seat vacated by Barry/Barack.

Marian's Blog Marian 2009

No high costs or hyperactively managed funds for this plan.

Dan Solin: Making a Bad Situation Worse: Investing in 401(k)s without an Employer Match 2009