In 1996 Charles Jude, a former star of the Paris Opera Ballet, became the theater's dance director, and he has developed a large, spirited and well-disciplined young company.
— Julia Moskin Westchester Magazine Julia Sextonn reports that Polpettina, a spirited, spontaneous, 15-seat meatball-and-pizza joint in the town of Eastchester, is starting to develop a cult following.
Only free-spirited minds can venture away from conventional dogma to discover and develop a new world of intellectual wealth and beauty.
He develops a crush on a spirited female Iguanadon named Neera (Julianna Margulies) and falls afoul of her brother, Kron (Mr. Wright in a growly turn) and his enforcer, Bruton Peter Siragusaa).
This premise led Cudworth to develop an ethical system emphasizing the rational, spontaneous, disinterested, and public-spirited character of the good life.
As a teenager Schlomo develops a crush on Sarah Roni Hadarr), a spirited girl whose father, sensing Schlomo may not be Jewish, slams the door in his face and warns that he will cut off his finger if he presses the doorbell again.
In the process he developed a following throughout the world for his sunny, spirited songs, particularly among the tie-dyed countercultural set.
The issue was a subject of a "spirited debate" among Obama advisers when they originally developed a slogan, according to The Wall Street Journal.
Mr. Dennison said he witnessed spirited debate and angry outbursts among the commissioners, and developed a keen understanding of the subtle — or not — messages sent from the offices of elected officials about certain kinds of cases.
Will falls in with Benjamin Fletcher, who is developing a new technique that will transform the way commerce is conducted, and his beautiful and spirited sister, Eliza.
