Sentence examples for get a burst of from inspiring English sources

When something unexpected happens, his face lights up and you get a burst of happy humanity out of him.

The ginger lightly perfumed the greens and maintained its own flavor and crispness, so that every now and then you would get a burst of its energetic heat.

You get a burst of tart fresh juice from the center, where the almond is developing, and a crunchy, fuzzy, fruity pod.

Octogenarians have a more devil-may-care tactic: they are sometimes quite willing to crowd on some sail and see if they can't get a burst of speed out of the old hooker yet.

If things are going well, you'll get a burst of a happiness microexpression – both sides of lips curl up towards eyes and eyes wrinkle in the corners (where the crow's feet live).

Then suddenly you get a burst of energy as you come round the clubhouse turn, and go whoosh.'" She makes a gesture that suggests a horse surging through the field to win the race, which is just what she's done.

Murray seemed out of today's match, down 2-5 in the fifth, when he got a burst of energy and appeared to be the stronger man.

Parsley Salsa Verde With Grilled Cod: Simply cooked mild-tasting fish gets a burst of flavor from this bright green condiment.

And the fact that the country is getting a burst of births from nonwhites is a huge advantage, argues Dowell Myers, professor of policy, planning and demography at the University of Southern California.

The streaming-music service Pandora is facing stiff new competition, Ben Sisario reports, as Spotify makes its radio feature available free on mobile devices and a new playlist app, Songza, gets a burst of interest from music fans.

Last Tuesday, after four days of being unable to even walk down the hall, I got a burst of energy and convinced Seamus, against his protests, to take me out shopping.