Sentence examples for becoming vibrant from inspiring English sources

The wood was becoming vibrant, as if I were rubbing life into it.

Baltimore, Cleveland, Portland, Seattle, Denver and Atlanta are among the 13 cities that she says are well on their way to becoming vibrant again.

Rather, as young people move to the neighborhood from Manhattan and from other parts of Brooklyn, and as the immigrants from the Caribbean who live in the area become more affluent, the stores are becoming more vibrant and more varied to meet their needs.

Rather than becoming a vibrant, modernising force in politics his party has become something of a family-run affair, riven by discord and infighting.

Perhaps they are finally becoming as vibrant as the subject they study.* "Rethinking the MBA Business Educationn at a Crossroads".

If anything, it's just becoming more vibrant, and there are that many more choices and places than before.

Now it has progressed from villages and shabby public buses to gleaming Bogotá bars and beyond, becoming a vibrant part of today's global musical fusion.

But as power becomes less accountable, there is a risk that more and more of Kazakhstan's energy revenues will be salted away to secret, overseas places; and that all its hopes of becoming a vibrant, extrovert, multi-ethnic society will be dashed.

"This is a prime piece of real estate, with the best possible site, in a city that is so clearly changing and becoming more vibrant," said Mr. Martie, who recently joined Advance and is a prominent member of a small group of veteran real estate people with a passion for property in Newark.

Yes, L.A. is becoming a vibrant theatre town.

Pasadena, known for the Rose Parade and its quaint Old Town, is fast becoming a vibrant center of entrepreneurship and innovation in Southern California.