Sentence examples for getting spirited from inspiring English sources

Rather than picking at the rubble, or getting spirited away to a dark corner of the globe, children impacted by disaster need to see their education continue.

Usually, the crowd is peaceful, even when conversation does get spirited.

Mr. Renvall made the genre fresh again in part through the propulsive airborne freedom of some passages and through choreography that demanded and got spirited performing by a large cast led by Brandon Conger and Carolina Mancuso.

He added: "We need to get galvanised, to get spirited, we're going to have to be organised and we're going to have to be a real hard team to beat.

The gathering, to be held on May 22 at New York's posh Metropolitan Club, could get spirited, at least if Black takes questions from shareholder Tweedy, Browne Co. Tweedy, a money manager with $120 million in the Class A shares of Hollinger International, says the share price (recently $9.40) has been depressed by Black's habit of feathering his nest at public shareholders' expense.

Add it all up and you've got Spirited Culinary Collisions, the Luckyrice-sponsored James Beard House dinner that's happening this Thursday (June 9).

Prepare to have spirited conversations.

Mr. Dodd is getting a spirited boost from the firefighters' association, which is traveling with him on a 23-city tour on a bus with an enormous picture of him and the union's logo on its side.

Instead, Tava is getting a spirited send-off with its own Web site (tava.com), banner ads, promotions and offbeat stunts like sampling events at popular shops and the delivery of free samples to the employees of prominent companies like Google and MTV.

(It says "The Devil" in handsome type.) Soon she has packed him into her Lamborghini Diablo (get it?) and spirited him away to an after-hours club where she produces a fat contract.

Then it got mean spirited and awkward.