Sentence examples for a spirited group from inspiring English sources

After Jimmy Rollins — who else? — knocked in the go-ahead runs with a two-run double, many among what had been a spirited group started streaming out.

The Jumbotrons had been spirited away from the reflecting pool to the other end of the Mall, so the hundreds seated on the Lincoln Memorial's steps – including a spirited group holding up signs from Eagle Valley Hill School in Gypsum, Colo.

Several years ago Boutros Boutros-Ghali, the former United Nations secretary general who now heads Francophonie, a spirited group trying to promote (or save) French worldwide, came back from a conference in Hanoi a little gloomy about the future of French outside France and French-speaking Africa.

Inside the gallery is a spirited group show put together by Fang Lei and Jonathan Goodman, featuring the work of a dozen contemporary Chinese artists, among them emerging talents like Cao Xiaodong, Shen Jingdong and Jing Kewen, as well as the veterans Zhang Hongtu and Li Luming.

Apparently and unsurprisingly, tonight's Presidential debate gave a spirited group of passionate Twitter users plenty of fodder to Tweet about, leading to the most Tweeted about political event of all time.

I WAS RECENTLY invited by a spirited group of students from Los Angeles High School to speak at a panel on immigration that they were putting together.

Suprisingly, a defiant, spirited group of elderly women scratches out an existence in this lethal landscape.

"This is a really spirited group of people but we've got a list of things we need to get on top of.

Though they appear mellow here, they were actually a fun and spirited group.

A small but spirited group of consumer lawyers has argued for years that the process of pooling residential mortgages into securities was so haphazard that proper documentation of the loans was never made in many cases.

When Fleischmann and Salonen finally began to shift the repertory toward the present, they could build on a small but spirited group of new-music-loving patrons and donors, who had supported pioneering ventures like Evenings on the Roof, which in time became Monday Evening Concerts.