Sentence examples for spirited sister from inspiring English sources

Will falls in with Benjamin Fletcher, who is developing a new technique that will transform the way commerce is conducted, and his beautiful and spirited sister, Eliza.

They range from Kamel's spirited sister Saleha and thrill-seeking brother Mahmud to Rosa, a kindly Egyptianised Englishwoman with whom Mahmud has a torrid affair, to the vile palace pimp Botticelli, Wright's Jewish mistress (and secret subversive) Odette, and the royal revolutionary Prince Shamel.

With Mr. Eifman's amateurish rendering of "Eugene Onegin," pretty much all that remains are the characters: Tatyana, the shy heroine in love with the haughty Onegin; her spirited sister, Olga and Olgaa's fiancé, Lensky, who delivers split jumps while clutching his guitar.

Beloved sister to Lillian Schwartz, Leon and Frank Slavin, and spirited sister-inlaw to Roslyn and Harry Katzman, Joan and Jack Katzman and Jean and Julie Slavin.

At its center are five beautiful and spirited sisters.

Included among the supporting characters they encounter (ill-fatedly) during their pit stops is Richard's old, unrequited flame, Sharon Casey Wilsonn), a pair of spirited sisters played by Grace Gummer and Taissa Farmiga, and Ron Livingston as a not-so-good Samaritan.

Eilis' free-spirited sister Rose (Fiona Glascott) and her mother are all that keep her in Ireland.

Instead, Pauline became one of those "silver splitters" beloved of the Daily Mail, leaving Ken to live with her free-spirited sister (Celia Imrie), and declaring: "I'm not going to be a daughter or a wife or a mother any more".

So it should come as little surprise that Ms. Kane is embarking on her fifth Henley play, this time playing Rickey, the free-spirited sister of a mental patient, in "Family Week," Ms. Henley's new comedy, which began previews this week at the Century Center on East 15th Street.

In Lupton's novel, which is both tear-jerking and spine-tingling, a free-spirited sister's death — perhaps it was murder — forces a highly conventional woman to examine the truth of their relationship.

Certainly, the mean-spirited Sister Hildegarde in the picture was one of those.