Sentence examples for a bit feisty from inspiring English sources

It causes him to be a bit feisty at a teenagers' party, jumping off the roof into a swimming pool, fully clothed.

"[Perry] was obviously feeling a bit feisty and she told them that she was going to divide the house," she said.

He was a bit feisty and was the one that I wasn't allowed to ride so, of course, I absolutely wanted to.

What happens? "The pigs have to be checked twice a day, just to check they're all alright (they can be a bit feisty, getting into fights albeit rarely) and to be fed.

There are also shots of the wizard tournament Harry participates in, including a dragon that is looking a bit feisty, a menacing underwater creature and Harry's adversaries in the tournament.

"It will be a typical 'British' derby and they're always a bit feisty, it will be no friendly - we don't expect that and I'm sure that Ireland won't expect that," Coleman added.

"She's a bit feistier.

The effect we're going for is "he's a little bit feisty but it's not the parents' fault – they're lovely people".

I was so nervous because I can get a little bit feisty at work.

As he warmed up, Mr. Romney, who has kept a low profile lately, seemed to get a bit more feisty.

They may alternatively have been a bit too feisty for the masculine establishment (although two were men, as were two of another eight originally charged) or simply the victims of feuds.