Sentence examples for buoyant until from inspiring English sources

In contrast Southampton's fans were buoyant until the end, albeit after they had got some ill-feeling off their chests.

Yesterday afternoon, Benitez was buoyant until he was asked about his reception from fans after allowing a home run to the first batter he faced Tuesday, Preston Wilson.

Despite this, the employment situation in York remained fairly buoyant until the effects of the late 2000s recession began to be felt.

Even though Britain did not have a sizable subprime mortgage market as in the United States, a steep increase in housing prices was a main contributor to Britain's buoyant economy until 2007.

Surgeonfish (tang) eggs are buoyant and pelagic until hatching (∼1 2 days) and young larvae are likely to be fairly poor swimmers [31].

When capital inflows are buoyant, as they were until the summer of 2011, the CBRT cuts its borrowing rate at the bottom of the corridor (the rate it pays on deposits) to discourage hot money and to cap the lira.

Yet he seemed buoyant as ever, reveling until dawn at a disco in Milan after returning from a meeting with European leaders on how to tackle the financial crisis.

If TMT stocks are taken out of the equation, the rest of the market (sometimes called the "old economy") was much less buoyant in early 2000; until this spring, it seemed to be partly recovering, confirming its inverse relationship with TMT (see chart 2).

Those of some streamside species are buoyant, achieving dispersal by floating until they become waterlogged.

Until then, the blond, buoyant Ms. Klein was primarily dating bankers and lawyers.

Swooping into a huge swarm Of mosquitoes and gnats, there, On velvety wings, I went Gliding and eating until Chilled to my buoyant marrow, Convinced not to eat my fill, To leave some for tomorrow.