Sentence examples for really buoyant from inspiring English sources

"The job market is really buoyant; in some areas, managers don't have enough applicants," says Kate Moran, head of employment research and policy at the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP).

You have to go back to the Sixties, when Richard Russell and Lance Lumsden were taking on and beating the American doubles greats Charlie Pasarell and Arthur Ashe, to identify a really buoyant period in Jamaican tennis.

And he really was buoyant; he was a real pleasure to have around.

And she is magnanimous about the profits they make, which are really due to the buoyant property market.

But where his buoyant personality is really showcased is in his Black Friday clip (below), in which Jordan dances on a bed and unveils his favourite pieces from the latest collection (sparkly jumpers and futuristic skirts, of course).

Maybe there are just not enough good new plays to go round and perhaps these schemes are simply a way of disguising that fact and making Britain's new play culture seem more buoyant than it really is.

It is utterly crucial for Olazábal that the United States are not afforded further momentum from the start on Saturday – stemming that flow and quelling the increasingly buoyant home crowd really would represent an epic task.

Many of the traders were hired months ago when the markets weren't as buoyant, raising questions about whether Citi really needed to dangle the bonuses to draw in the talent.

His eyes rimmed in waterproof black liner, Mr. Walker leads this buoyant journey into the past — which really isn't so past, after all — with a piquant air of aggressive defensiveness.

A little wan but a lot likable, Gustavo Ron's "Ways to Live Forever" is a forthright and surprisingly buoyant drama about facing death before you have really lived.

But is the idea, announced by Brown in the buoyant days before he assumed his premiership last summer, really as bad as all that opposition suggests?