Sentence examples for a bit of spunk from inspiring English sources

"Spunky" may not be a word you associate with either the Military Channel or programs about the history of firearms, but "TRIGGERS: WEAPONS THAT CHANGED THE WORLD," a series that begins Wednesday at 10 p.m. on that channel, has quite a bit of spunk.

I would say the actor should simply be someone who could take that journey of starting out a bit beaten down but has some humor and a bit of spunk.

Unplanned pregnancy and STDs might ruin the party but the fact is, a bit of spunk will put a smile on your face and a bounce in your step.

Not all of them are well-experienced so with a bit of spunk you can save yourself.

Now, I'm a huge fan of Dolan's work and I love that his wardrobe is not afraid of a bit of spunk (his floral Valentino and black ripped jeans outing gets my vote) but some of his looks require tweaking.

Yes! There's a little bit of spunk to her, but she's also not content where she is and she's sad where she is.

Instead of Anna Netrebko's extravagant sensuality, Marina Poplavskaya's bitter edge or Natalie Dessay's desperate fragility, Ms. Damrau had a bit of pugnacious adolescent spunk.

Karen Allen, who played Indy's love interest in "Raiders," is here too, with a megawatt smile and a bit of the old spunk.

And he's never been a distinctive vocal stylist — he wins more often with attitude and sly spunk — so it's a bit of a mystery why he was drawn to a genre that's a haven for flamboyant technicians.

"I'm here in Córdoba, southern Spain, keeping you company between doing a bit of housework...I like Cibulkova's what we used to call "spunk", a bit like the Spaniard Arancha Sanchez Vicario, who made up for her lack of height by running around and getting everything back willy-nilly, winning Roland Garros and many other big tournaments.

It deserves a mayor with spunk, moxie, chutzpah, balls (pun intended)....who might even be a bit of a dick (intended pun #2).