Sentence examples for ebullient stage from inspiring English sources

White's girl-band past shows through in her capable singing and ebullient stage presence.

But along the way Topkis, an ebullient former stage actress, felt frustrated, as consolidation within the publishing industry drove some of her favorite books off the shelves.

The dedicatees were one great bandleader, with whom he recorded an ebullient album on stage in Las Vegas in 1966, and two great arrangers – one of whom, Jenkins, had also composed a song called Goodbye, which may have inspired his most profoundly accomplished and affecting recorded performance, back in 1958.

So ebullient did he appear on stage on Monday night that he even took a toddler from his parents' arms and carried him on to the stage.

The ebullient energy bursting from the stage is the kind of rare, genuine adventure that can change comedy and make people rethink theatre altogether.

In 1969, he made his one and only political work, for the Gay Liberation Front: a staged scene of ebullient marchers.

The possibilities, laid out by others before Mr. Johnson took the ballroom stage, thrilled an already ebullient crowd.

"Who knows," she continued, suggestively, "what will happen?" To no one's surprise, it was an ebullient president who bounded onto the stage in front of 400 glittering attendees after that.

Unequivocally, though, the spotlight belonged to Mr. James, who crooned with ebullient confidence, bounded across the length of the stage and tossed his unruly curls in time.

As she steps out to join her three rapper friends in the centre of the second-floor stage, Alix Toxik (Luz's skinny, ebullient group-mate) grabs the microphone and shouts: "Ladies In Tha Hood in the casa!" Alix's beet-red hair and gold chains dance as if they are pulsating with an electric current.

In Truise's able hands, the track is melted down and smoothed out into an ebullient, sparkling arrangement of perky synths that take center stage over Deftones frontman Chino Moreno's faraway refrains.