Sentence examples for energetic life from inspiring English sources

John Carey's review in the Sunday Times of Claire Tomalin's Charles Dickens: A Life set up the problem of how to squeeze the novelist's busy, energetic life into a single book.

An Energetic Life Michael Berthold was talking about the future.

There were many strands to Dr. Khan's energetic life that the Taliban would have found objectionable.

It also has this energetic life force – a sparkle and an energy without being whimsical.

He often seemed to slouch about the court, but then burst into energetic life at moments of crisis.

After Louis Armstrong, the artist who gave the most early energetic life to this essential chiaroscuro was Billie Holiday.

Always the better known of the two friends, Emma Goldman was energetic, life-loving, multitalented (a capable seamstress, nurse and cook as well as a brilliant speaker), "the blazing sun to Sasha's morose moon," as Avrich says.

The Swede's bewilderingly energetic love life turned him into a figure of fun in England, albeit admixed with a certain grudging envy in some quarters.

Madame Kuony's energetic spirit and passion for life, coupled with heartfelt appreciation for family, friends, students, artisans, nature, and animals are how she will be most remembered.

The city had energetic night life.

In between visits to the conflict-wracked countryside, they would participate in La Candelaria's energetic social life.