Sentence examples for ebullient climate from inspiring English sources
They're investing in Snowtown's schools and sporting clubs," says Ian Hunter, the state's ebullient climate change minister.
It's important to stress that back then — in the ebullient, expansive climate of 2006 — extreme jobs had an upside: superhuman efforts were routinely rewarded with supersize bonuses.
Ziad was in an ebullient mood.
Not every community garden will survive in an economic climate as ebullient and a housing market as tight as this one.
Their mood was ebullient.
Inside, the mood is immediately ebullient.
Perhaps that was because his supposed colleague in the department of energy and climate change, Greg Barker, spent the conference giving his characteristically ebullient defence of the government's green achievements.
While wealthy nations mull over climate projections and agonise over potential dips in GDP, the stereotypically ebullient Pacific islanders aim to bring some steely reality to Paris.
The mood at The Way Station was ebullient.
