Sentence examples for exuberant town from inspiring English sources

Here, behind wrought-iron gates in an elegant suburb, the French mansion sits in an exuberant town garden of pergolas, box bushes and mature trees.

The exuberant town of Pulaski, Wis., with its 2,500 souls and dozen polka bands, contrasts sadly with beleaguered Sapelo Island off the coast of Georgia.

That is the hope in exuberant mining towns such as the oddly named Rustenberg as platinum prices near record highs.

This muscular follow-up ratchets up the internal tension until his exuberant toy-town techno becomes a shot of pure musical adrenalin.

I was also looking forward to kicking around the city, which now rates as one of Europe's more exuberant party towns.

Essaouira is one of Morocco's most musical towns, from exuberant Gnaoua rhythms to a gypsy and flamenco festival in October.

They embrace court and tavern, town and country, exuberant life and omnipresent death and are the first, and finest, state-of-the-nation plays in our history.

He recorded prolifically with luminaries in other fields, from the Crusaders, Branford Marsalis and Stevie Wonder to the Rolling Stones, Van Morrison, Willie Nelson and U2, with the last of whom he made the exuberant When Love Comes to Town in 1988.

The 2004 movie is $13 on bn.com, where you can also buy the book that started it all, H. G. Bissinger's exuberant "Friday Night Lights: A Town, a Team and a Dream," now with cover art from the NBC show.

Fear of the criminal, the violent and drunken predator leaves the town centre to the exuberant, pleasure-seeking young.

Not in such exuberant terms would the existence of a town water supply be celebrated in the North or in my native England, and no deduction can be drawn from this that is damaging to the South.