Sentence examples for spirited at from inspiring English sources

The conversation in the aftermath of it," Obama trailed off, at once frustrated and spirited at the White House.

The people of Huntington, who the night before had been high spirited at a benefit concert for the trapped miners, were withdrawn and somber.

Wal-Mart's rituals may seem like corporate Kool-Aid — spirited at best, cultist at worst — yet they enable the company to organize hundreds of workers around a common goal: operating a store more than three times the size of the White House.

The home side defended deep and in numbers, and were spirited at times.

Between 1992 and 2000 the Serbian strongman spirited at least that amount, much of it in cash, out of the former Yugoslavia, according to papers filed at the war crimes tribunal in The Hague, Netherlands.

The gathering, to be held on May 22 at New York's posh Metropolitan Club, could get spirited, at least if Black takes questions from shareholder Tweedy, Browne Co. Tweedy, a money manager with $120 million in the Class A shares of Hollinger International, says the share price (recently $9.40) has been depressed by Black's habit of feathering his nest at public shareholders' expense.

That makes few converts, but it gives permission to Cameron's people to keep voting Tory without feeling nasty, so they can feel nice, not mean-spirited at all.

When McCluster was in the end zone 89 yards later, the air had gone out of the Giants' spirited attempt at a first victory in the 2013 season.

A few more mouse clicks might bring up the recent sales history of every apartment in a given building, and spirited discussions at sites like Brownstoner and Curbed can reveal things like whether a nearby school is noisy.

That's the sour economy that star analyst Meredith Whitney painted for Steve Forbes during a candid and spirited interview at the Forbes Townhouse in Manhattan's Greenwich Village.

So you'd come away from a spirited session at the wheel with black and blue marks on your kneecaps and a profound sense that, while fun, this was a car you simply were too large to own.