Sentence examples for of ebullient from inspiring English sources
A once-drab road known as Venice Street hosts scores of ebullient retailers selling international brands.
The display shows how Sendak agonized over his seemingly effortless tableaus of ebullient children and long-fanged monsters.
Kimmy continues that trend of ebullient roles for Kemper, though with a sturdiness that those other characters didn't quite possess.
The African series includes not only traditional music but an album of ebullient Ghanian pop, recorded by a touring band in a New York studio.
In 1969, he made his one and only political work, for the Gay Liberation Front: a staged scene of ebullient marchers.
Facing a thundering ballroom of ebullient Republicans who had not tasted statehouse victory in more than a generation, Mr. Ehrlich grinned and declared, "Well, welcome to history".
CAREER TRANSITIONS FOR DANCERS: "THE NEXT STEP" One of the most ebullient of annual dance benefits, "The Next Step" raises money to help dancers move on to other careers once they leave the stage.
Other highlights include performances of Balanchine's "Liebeslieder Walzer" — an exploration of the mysteries of love, set to Brahms waltzes — and the return of his ebullient Verdi ballet "Ballo della Regina".
All of which was surprisingly fussy for a writer of such ebullient and Olympian reputation.
The selection of the ebullient Mr Nelsons seems calculated to banish memories of that period.When his appointment was announced, Bostonians celebrated in characteristic fashion.
On my first evening I received an education there, courtesy of the ebullient bartender Zelda, well versed in the intricacies of bubble size, sugar content and vintage years.
