Sentence examples for how feisty from inspiring English sources

Her success at keeping to that schedule may depend on how feisty the two candidates are.

Venkat Balasubramani, the Seattle lawyer who published a post about the lawsuit on a law blog this week, said he could imagine Apple defeating the lawsuit eventually, but he said the case showed how feisty lawyers had become with online litigation.

How feisty he remains, if you will, is going to depend on what happens with this criminal case.

Indeed, one hint of how feisty the debates can get: Attorney General and gubernatorial candidate Andrew Cuomo has twice sued the federal government on behalf of New York's fishermen.

Great to see how a feisty woman does the "introduction".

How the feisty Earwig outwits the pair with her own special skills and the help of Bella Yaga's cat Thomas is deliciously entertaining.

Some Mets made the obligatory remarks last night about how the feisty Franco would be able to come back if he decided to have the so-called Tommy John surgery.

The Campaign of the Century, though, proves a useful handbook to the present political convulsions in America, although liberals will read it now looking for clues to how a feisty outsider can be stopped.

But you do begin to understand, slowly, her "journey"; how a feisty beauty, after her own incarceration, learned to hate and become at times as ugly and relentless as the cops' own sjamboks; and the problems of being a very human woman married to such an infallible man.

One book he likes is Born Fighting, by James Webb, now a U.S. senator from Virginia, about how the feisty, persecuted Scots-Irish transferred their Celtic-warrior mindset to the American South.

How will the feisty, bombastic and at times impulsive former congressman blend with the cool, collegial and deliberate culture of Obama World?