Sentence examples for ebullient city from inspiring English sources

Mighty waves of laughter greeted this exchange on Thursday night at the ebullient City Center Encores! revival of this musical from 1947.

"Ship it to the Federal Reserve in Washington!" Mighty waves of laughter greeted this exchange on Thursday night at the ebullient City Center Encores! revival of this musical from 1947.

The petite Ellen is an ebullient big-city businesswoman with the air of the nicest next-door neighbor you ever met.

Mr. Podziba, fortunate fellow, is in his sixth year as the city's boyishly ebullient, terminally earnest sports commissioner.

Whitman was probably the city's most ebullient lyricist, but many of the writers focused on New York's grit, the need for spine to succeed here.

While some may long for the muted sensory world of winter – the hushed din and dulled scents of a blanketed metropolis – the city's signature, ebullient blaring tends to correlate with a welcome uptick in the mercury, summer street garbage be damned.

Miami City Ballet was its ebullient and energetic self in "Rubies" and "Stars and Stripes".

And the orchestra is superb, giving ebullient life to Bernstein's lighthearted city symphony of a score (2 30).

And the orchestra, under the direction of Rob Fisher, is superb, giving ebullient life to Bernstein's lighthearted city symphony of a score.

Rupert Soames was in typically ebullient mood yesterday as he told City analysts: "I'm sitting here with my satchel, my protractor set, and a large pink eraser on my first day at school".

Berlin, this city, seemed like the ebullient capital of a confident nation growing into an imperial power.