Sentence examples for I spirited it from inspiring English sources
Ten days after the Spice Incident, having sniffed the oil with a frequency bordering on the abject, I spirited it into my luggage for my flight home.
It was spirited, but it wasn't pretty.
I recall spirited, productive discussions and arguments.
"I think it's mean spirited," says London-based Eurovision expert Paul Jordan, who notes that SBS is a member of the European Broadcasting Union, the key criteria for taking part.
Isn't it more generous-spirited to withhold judgment until we get to know him a bit better?
"I think it was mean-spirited and ill-intended".
"If you say you have to step down from your charitable activities and you've got to circumscribe whatever else you do in life, I think you would have a Conflicts of Interest Board composed of the people you don't want — not public-spirited people — and I think it would make for a very cloistered board".
Yet despite all of the backstabbing, petty, mean-spirited national ads I see, it turns out it's a quiet, local ad that annoys, or perhaps saddens me the most.
Judy mentions, "The first time I experienced what I think of as resilience is when the clubhouse I built as a ten-year old child was damaged by some mean-spirited boys and I rebuilt it bigger and better than before".
