Sentence examples for be vibrant in from inspiring English sources
"Aviation continues to be vibrant in this area," Mr. Boyd said.
But to the core of your question, if we solely focus on charging more taxes to a variety of folks, be it our industry, cost-shifting from Medicaid to the commercial system or increasing taxes to individuals, that is not going to be a sustainable proposition and it's not going to allow our country to be vibrant in a global economy.
The petals on each rose should be vibrant in color and free from wilting or brown edges, both of which indicate that the roses are older and may have a shorter lifespan.
The strings were vibrant in soaring lines, biting and seemingly tireless in those notorious Bruckner tremolos.
But – smoke this in your British moaner's pipe – the arts are vibrant in London.
Each section of Ravenhill's play is vibrant in itself, but I found myself overwhelmed by the profusion of ideas.
The summer 2013 collections were vibrant in color, joyous in spirit and shown on curvy models to mirror the glamorous figures in the front row.
For almost two hours Lil Wayne was vibrant in a performance that was less a show of progress than a reassertion of primacy.
Ray Fearon as her son, eaten from the inside by thwarted ambition, is vibrant in his hopes, desolating in his despair and volcanic in his rage.
Encompassing 27 blocks along Biscayne Boulevard, the stretch was vibrant in the 1950s but fell into disrepair, with its once family-friendly motels renting rooms by the hour.
