Sentence examples for makes a vibrant from inspiring English sources

Lloyd makes a vibrant lampoon, as if wanting to assert Pinter's up-to-date credentials.

This recipe makes a vibrant green gnocchi that's as tasty as it is inexpensive.

Ms. Smirnova joyfully communicates her passion for these works and makes a vibrant case for the music to be performed on the modern piano.

Twenty-three last birthday, Eva Green makes a vibrant acting debut on The Dreamers, starring as the sophisticated but virginal cineaste who gets deflowered on the kitchen floor.

Rubicon Estate, Francis Ford Coppola's winery, puts out a rich, polished version, and Lang & Reed makes a vibrant wine that cheerfully embraces a touch of the grape's greener edge, a quality I readily enjoy.

By embracing the fulsome style that shaped his career, the collection makes a vibrant, sometimes perturbed case that LaChapelle's sensibility is even more apropos now than it was in his heyday.

The Joyce was hoping to make a vibrant home for dance at the site, the International Dance Center.

There are several and they reach down towards his wrist to make a vibrant, colourful mosaic.

Nowhere in Europe "employs" unpaid interns in such numbers as Britain, including in its financial industry; this does not make a vibrant market economy.

Here the freekeh is tossed with roasted fennel and leeks and big fat green olives, chopped with green herbs, to make a vibrant dressing.

Liz Lerman has made a vibrant, provocative career out of fixing on a moment -- an idea, an emotion, an everyday event -- and making it come alive in simple, plain-spoken dance.