Sentence examples for feisty evening from inspiring English sources

That exchange set the tone for a feisty evening, as the top candidates in an average of national polls engaged in a debate that was often testy, occasionally illuminating, and almost always entertaining. .

Throughout his feisty speech last night, Mr. Bush repeatedly cited Mr. Gore and struggled to contain a satisfied grin.

Check this out, from George Stephanopoulos' blog: RNC Chair Michael Steele was in a feisty mood this morning, but the Democrats weren't his only target.

Feisty, even.

I guess Google really is in a feisty mood tonight.

Now, Chris Christie is normally combative, but we certainly saw a feisty Rand Paul last night.

Sheffield United v Nottingham Forest (Championship, tonight): Games between these sides are always feisty occasions, but tonight's tie has a little extra edge – Forest, third, are unbeaten in 11 and have hammered Doncaster and Leicester in their last two games; the Blades, beginning to find their feet after an awful spell, have won their last three.

Eager to dispel the notion that he had done anything to be ashamed of, a feisty Roger Clinton told Larry King last night that he thought his 1985 conviction on cocaine charges and year spent in a federal penitentiary made him an "easy target" for those who wanted to get former President Bill Clinton.

The mayor's remarks came after a feisty gathering on Thursday evening of six candidates in the 2013 mayoral race, held at a Baptist church in East New York, Brooklyn.

Even as the strategy announcement was made by his campaign in Burlington, Vt., Dr. Dean gave a feisty performance here on Friday night, even mocking his own widely panned concession speech on the night of the Iowa caucuses.

Last night a feisty minority of New Yorkers reminded Rocker there are more where they came from.