OBAMA [playfully]: And here's to a spirited 2016 campaign!
The spirited 2006 ($35), a swirl of berrylike flavors, offers a long aftertaste.
Curt Marcus, who handles contemporaries like Mark Tansey, Richard Pettibone and Barbara Ess, has a spirited 1927 painting by Max Ernst, "Movement of Birds".
Roanoke's spirited 2012 regular chardonnay ($26), fermented with commercial yeast, is awash in apple and pear flavors.
Canberra and Penrith have both suffered major injury setbacks in their NRL season-opener, with stars Blake Austin and James Segeyaro hurt in the Raiders' spirited 30-22 win.
More recently, there was "Impromptu," James Lapine's naughty and spirited 1991 comedy, with Judy Davis and Mandy Patinkin in the roles taken by Ms. Binoche and Mr. Magimel here.
Last year's California Mille was the 20th running of an annual event that puts about 60 vintage machines, some of them museum-worthy classics, on a spirited 1,000-mile 1,000-miletourlane coveral and vineyard-lined roads in Northern California.
In terms of the balance of power, the decision by Mr. Conrad was the most significant in what is quickly shaping up as a spirited 2012 battle for control of the Senate.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger praised his side's strength in depth as the FA Cup holders made it through to round five with a 3-2 win at Brighton despite a spirited second half display from the Championship club.
It ends with a spirited New Year's Eve celebration at C.I.A. headquarters, where everyone sports a campaign-style button containing a Soviet hammer and sickle and the words "The Party's Over".
Indeed, it was not unlike the stuff he had been knocking out immediately before his retirement, when – presumably burned by the mixed response to his spirited 1990s attempts to seize the zeitgeist or dabble in the avant garde in the way he'd done so effortlessly two decades previously – Bowie settled on a more straightforward and comfortable kind of classicism.
