Sentence examples for got vibrant from inspiring English sources

They've got vibrant and powerful local substitutes for every popular web service that the West has.

It's got "Vibrant Images" and "Mysterious Green" and "Spring Yellow" exteriors.

So instead we get vibrant human beings racked by conscience or wedded to cruelty for the hell of it.

"All that chopping and boiling to get vibrant yet natural shades is an enormous amount of work but worth the effort".

But out of that, you get vibrant ideas -- like Social Security, Medicare, Civil Rights laws, child labor laws, and bringing electricity to rural America, and more.

It also took years to experiment getting vibrant makeup colors from phyto-pigments (plant pigments from crushed roses, aubergine, purple carrot, eclipta daisies, argan husks and more); instead of artificial and synthetic dyes.

Used by women for hundreds of years in an effort to get vibrant bleached locks, lemon juice is one of the oldest and most effective natural lightening techniques.

"If the city is giving money to arts councils and you've got a vibrant one," he said, "you should get more than $22,000 a year".

"They'll say, 'Hey, you know they've got this vibrant community in Dothan, and I guess maybe Mississippi can't be so bad.' " Other small-town congregations could certainly use the help, according to Stuart Rockoff of the Goldring/Woldenberg Institute of Southern Jewish Life in Jackson, Miss.

People who've looked at the state of Texas have consistently said that because we have set high standards, abolished social promotion, got a vibrant charter school movement, have got a public school choice movement, that we're making the best progress in the nation for improvement among minority students...

"You've got a vibrant league here, you've got a league that provides football for everyone".