Sentence examples for spirit much from inspiring English sources

It refused to be defined with its own rebellious spirit, much like the sherry-makers themselves.

Some of them sound in spirit much like the Mikser's community initiatives.

It's a thing of the spirit much more than a constitutional arrangement.

Running the Durham Light Infantry museum and arts centre, which she did from 1970 to 1989, suited her creative spirit much better.

That is also the principle by which he has lived as an artist, in a vocational spirit much against the attention-deficit temper of his times.

Mr. Dutoit maintained that spirit much of the time, but there was a wild card: the soloist was Lang Lang, and predicting Mr. Lang's interpretations is never (well, hardly ever) advisable.

Keeping the miners alive and in good spirits, much less getting them out, would be an enormous challenge.

The easiest way to curb consumption would be to make hard spirits much more expensive and less accessible, as many Nordic countries have done.

In 1996 alone, companies in the United States legitimately exported more than 100 million gallons of distilled spirits, much of it in the form of pure grain alcohol.

These are followed by unrenowned but capable DJs, who keep the two rooms in good spirits much later than any of the bigger, glossier bars in the city centre.

It hasn't lifted spirits much.